No one seriously expects the corrupt and terrorism-addicted Palestinian Arab leadership to engage in moments of genuine introspection. Were they able to comprehend the moral depravity of throwing a celebratory funeral for a religiously-inspired psychopath like the one they held a week ago ["5-May-14: The making of a martyr: it takes more than a village"], the world would have seen them quickly back down and change direction.
In truth, there is little rational basis, on the available evidence, to expect this to happen. On terrorism, they remain as committed as ever to their course.
But what about the moderate voices in Palestinian Arab society? Where are they? And what of the liberals, the humanists, the defenders of human rights, living far from the Middle East, who have given their support to the Palestinian Arabs? Have they lost their voices? Or their moral compass?
Perhaps they simply don't know it happened. So then we must let them know. Please help us by pointing them to this: "6-May-14: In search of appalled, sickened Palestinian Arabs".
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Overlooked Psychology of the Arab-Israeli Peace Process
by Mr. Cohen of the Derech Emet yahoo group, 2014/4/27
In a very famous Bible story, King Solomon threatened to cut a baby in half
to satisfy the claims of two women who claimed possession of the same baby
(Melachim Aleph, chapter 3, verses 16 to 28).
The fake mother did not object to cutting the baby in half,
but the real mother begged King Solomon to not do it
because the real mother did not want to see her baby die.
Arabs are very familiar with this Bible story and they apply it
to the conflict over possessing “Palestine.” Arabs believe that
just as the fake mother in the court of King Solomon was
willing to divide the baby, the Israelis are fake owners of
“Palestine” because they are willing to divide it.
According to this logic, Arabs can never agree to less than 100%
of “Palestine” because doing so would make them like the fake
mother in the court of King Solomon who was willing to divide the baby.
www.algemeiner.com/2014/05/07/the-new-york-times-whitewashes-anti-israel-terrorism/
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