View From a Height
Commentary from the Mile High City
Monday, August 25, 2003

Face of Hate - At Least He's Not Wearing a Bomb Belt


Here's an article from tomorrow morning's Telegraph about Israel's re-opening of the Temple Mount, and the Muslims Who Still Can't Learn to Share, along with a photo of a child who's Being Carefully Taught.




The Telegraph has been among the least anti-Israel British papers, but notice a couple of things about it:


  • "Police kicked and beat protesters" who were just praying? Sure, the kids were throwing rocks, but I doubt the Israeli police just starting beating prostate men.
  • Yasser Arafat didn't order anything closed. He has no authority there. Arafat ordered riots, effectively closing the site. Israel ordered it closed.
  • The current intifada started before Sharon's visit, with the murder of an Israeli policeman on a joint patrol with Palestinian police. Documents and detainees show it was planned well before Sharon's visit
  • The Jerusalem Post has been carrying articles for weeks about negotiations with the Waqf. They were consulted plenty, they just didn't want it re-opened, and hoped to drag things out
  • The Al Aqsa mosque is situated along the south wall of the Mount. It is black. The Dome of the Rock is in the middle. It is Gold.



I really expected the Telegraph to do better work than this.




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