FredFeb 7th, 2007 - 14:02:48

It's impossible to reason with a mad dog.

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williamFeb 7th, 2007 - 14:10:03

There is no reasoning with islam.They have spoken their lies so long that they actually belive them!

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BryanFeb 7th, 2007 - 15:32:12

Jerusalem and the Temple Mount belong to Isreal. I'm surprised they have allowed any Islamic presence on the temple mount let alone allow them to control it. Let's honor the only God and rebuild the Holy Temple.

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Mike HFeb 7th, 2007 - 15:32:59

This is really a funny Muslim hypocritical stance. They have systematically raised, destroyed, covered over while plundering all Jewish sacred sites in Jeruslem, and throughout the Middle East. Under Arab control Jeruslem, before the 1967 War was just a big garbage dump for Islam. Go read some histry books and see what the Israeli soldiers, citizens and worldwide archilogists found when first allowed into this Christain/Muslim Holy City in 1967. It looked like a 3rd world getto slum city with millions of ton of rotting garbage and zero budget for city property upkeep or expansion services. Only the Al-Quasa Mosque was refurbished while the Jewish temple became a public urinal for Muzzies.

Israel saves and rebuilt Jerusilem as an aftermath of the 67 War which took a whole 6 days for little old Israel to completely defeat every Muslim neighboring Army, Hell bent on destroying everything and everyone in Jewish Country. Anyone ever hear of mankind's #1 law.... you lose YOUR War ... You lose your land. Been that way since caveman's day. Thats why real governments have armies to protect their borders.

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JerryFeb 8th, 2007 - 08:18:11

That last comment was right. It's about time the Palestinian people were allowed to have a real government and a real land in order to protect and serve the people, in order to eliminate the destruction and divide that occurs between Palestinians and Israelis, and work toward a more peaceful solution.

Once we open our eyes to the reality that exists on the ground, the diversity that will always be in that region, then maybe we can move from false notions of what could have/should have been torn down and rebuilt to how there can be a sustainable community where children are raised with prospects of coexistence, and not violence.

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