I find it more and more morbidly curious that everyone in the "global community", particularly her mortal enemies, has a say in what Israel must do - except, of course, Israel. How dare these primitive lilliputians weigh in on a people struggling for their very existence for the past 5,769 years. Da King Abdullah says Israel must "choose between integration and isolation"? Who the hell would want to integrate into the land of jihad? What rational, thinking man would want to deprive himself and his children of their inalienable rights?
Choose between freedom and oppression. He says Israel must adhere to the wahhabi Islamic "peace" offering, which everyone secretly knows is a homicide mission, as the global jihad rubs its hands in evil glee.
As far as Abdullah goes, he would do better to focus on honor killings in his irrelevant nation. 40% of the women murdered in his realm are victims of honor killings. UN, call your office? *crickets chirping*
I look forward to the day when Israel finally understands what motivates her enemy. It won't be long now.
Israel must choose between integration and isolation in the Middle East, Jordan's King Abdullah II said Friday on a visit to the United States.
He also warned that delaying a two-state solution would be disastrous for both Israel and the Palestinians, according to reports from Haaretz Service and Reuters.
"Israel now has to make its choice — to integrate into the region ... with normal relations with its neighbors or to remain fortress Israel," the king said, Reuters reported.
The king said the 2002 Arab peace initiative was the best option for Israel. The initiative would establish normal ties between Israel and all Arab states in return for it relinquishing territory gained in the 1967 Middle East war, the creation of a Palestinian state and a "just solution" for its refugees, Reuters reported.
He said the 2002 Arab peace initiative was the best option for Israel and he urged it to take up the offer.
The United States will be key to peace between Israel and the Palestinians, and both sides are already testing President Obama's resolve, he said.
"I cannot emphasize enough how important U.S. partnership is to help Israel accept the opening the Arab world has offered," the king said, Reuters reported.
Abdullah, who talked Mideast peace with Obama at the White House earlier in the week, said the United States should have a peace plan "for 2009 and beyond," in which negotiations produce clear and quick results.
"Now is the time for the United States to lead," Abdullah said. He warned that time is running out to establish a viable independent Palestinian state alongside Israel. That is the goal all sides have embraced and the outline of a deal is clear, but it will take determination and a push from Washington to make it happen, Abdullah said.
"The status quo is simply untenable," Abdullah said in an address at the Center for Strategic and International Studies.
Indeed. Destroy jihad and and the free world can get on with the good work of the world.
