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In reply to the discussion: Mondoweiss:New ad campaign in college papers calls out Israeli leaders’ bigotry against Palestinians [View all]Mosby
(17,495 posts)5. the first quote is a bad translation from hebrew
Wild beasts is an overly literal rendering of the Hebrew phrase bibi used. It's usually translated as "predator" which is how he meant it.
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Mondoweiss:New ad campaign in college papers calls out Israeli leaders’ bigotry against Palestinians [View all]
Little Tich
Oct 2016
OP
Out of fairness, they should also include examples of Palestinian leaders' bigotry against Israelis
oberliner
Oct 2016
#1
Perhaps we should judge these people by their actions rather than their words...
Little Tich
Oct 2016
#14
Please. Most of those quotes refer to terrorists, not Arabs or Pal'ns in general.
shira
Oct 2016
#18
when people blow themselves up and hijack planes (still no apologies), its called ANIMAL BEHAVIOR
ericson00
Oct 2016
#2
Aha, if it's from the "oppressed" like Hamas, it can't be racist antipathy vs. Jews...
shira
Oct 2016
#21
This resolution attacks Jewish historical claims to the Mount, as Fatah acknowledges....
shira
Oct 2016
#29
Are you being deliberately disingenuous? Have you seen the Fatah/PA reaction to UNESCO?
shira
Oct 2016
#28
I'm not sure if calling Arabs "predators" instead of "wild beasts" is much better.
Little Tich
Oct 2016
#16
It's most probable that the remains of the Temples are right under the Dome of the Rock
Little Tich
Oct 2016
#31
It may surprise you, but some people, including me have higher evidentiary standards than you.
Little Tich
Oct 2016
#33