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Iran-PA Summit: Ahmadinejad Says Israel's Demise is Near
2006-12-03
by Ezra HaLevi

Iran and the Palestinian Authority cement their alliance with a first-time meeting between their leaders. Iranian Pres. Ahmadinejad tells Haniyeh of Hamas that IsraelÂ’s demise is within reach.

Ahmadinejad met on Friday with Hamas Authority Prime Minister Ismail Haniyeh in Doha, Qatar.

Ahmadinejad, who is pursuing nuclear capabilities at breakneck speed, assured Haniyeh that Israel is "on the verge of disappearing," according to IranÂ’s state-run Islamic Republic News Agency (IRNA).

"As everybody knows, the Zionist regime was created to establish dominion of arrogant states over the region and to enable the enemy to penetrate the heart Muslim land," Ahmadinejad explained, reiterating a theory he has outlined in public forums ever since he came to power.

Haniyeh, whose Islamist Hamas group enjoys much financial and logistical support from Iran, thanked Ahmadinejad for the assistance. "The Iranian nation's brilliant stand in the rightful battles of the Palestinians encourages them and signifies their deep understanding of Islamic principles," IRNA quoted him as saying Saturday. "The Intifada of the Palestinian nation will continue until the cause of the Palestinians is materialized and Jerusalem is liberated."

Ahmadinejad assured Haniyeh that IsraelÂ’s destruction is no longer a dream, but well within reach. "Today, scores of Western politicians are in doubt as to the future of this illegitimate regime and its existence has come under question. There is no doubt the Palestinian nation and Muslims as a whole will emerge victorious," he said.

On Friday, Ahmadinejad, Haniyeh and Syrian President Bashar al-Assad joined Yemeni President Ali Abdullah Saleh and Kuwait's Prime Minister Nasser al-Hamad Al Sabah at the opening ceremony of the 15th Asian Games.

Hamas chief Haniyeh was the only visitor to the games received at QatarÂ’s airport by the countryÂ’s Emir Sheik Hamad bin Khalifa Al Thani, according to QatarÂ’s news agency.
Posted by:anonymous5089

#14  the one thing the MME can be depended upon is to overreach.

I've maintained this for quite some time. And Ahmadinejad is proving it true all over again. Has this lunatic not considered that launching a single nuclear tipped missile at Israel could bring about destruction of the entire MME (Muslim Middle East)?

Israel's Samson Option would result in a carpet of glass from Egypt to Saudi Arabia (at least). The Jews will not go quietly into the night, nor is there any reason that they should. The vast collusion of genocidal forces represented by surrounding Muslim countries makes Israel's intended retribution more than undestandable.

To date, I am astonished that all other Arab and Muslim nations are not pestering Iran to sit down and STFU before these Persian wingnuts get them all killed.

Once again, I'll reiterate that Coalition forces really needs to blanket the MME with a realistic video of an Arab-style "The Day After Tomorrow" showing exactly what the outcome of nuclear bombardment entails. Few other nuggets of propaganda could motivate the Arab street to rise up against their terrorist masters and begin demanding a change in course.

Should Iran succeed in launching a single MRBM in Israel's direction, successful or not, Iran should immediately be glassed over. Let Ahmadinejad become an eternal posterboy for the price of Arab mouthing off about genocide.
Posted by: Zenster   2006-12-03 20:52  

#13  Judging by the angle of approach, those look like Nazi suicide bombers Mk I.
Posted by: ed   2006-12-03 18:49  

#12  I am a Nut Jobs wet dream for Israel:



Posted by: 3dc   2006-12-03 18:19  

#11  No SkyNews, ex-JAG? I've no memory what we got in Germany back in the early '90s -- videos mostly, and we'd learnt enough German to watch the local stations anyway -- but I remember the feeling of freedom, the breath of relief, when we moved to Brussels and discovered SkyNews. Of course, we were just in time for "O.J. Simpson Around the Clock", and we spent an inordinate amount of time explaining the Ami justice system. Innocent until proven guilty was a particularly difficult concept. :-/

Pres. Ahmadinejad's halo is becoming more and more distinct. At this rate, he will soon need to be translated bodily to the Afterlife in order to keep up with it.
Posted by: trailing wife   2006-12-03 16:44  

#10  TVLand is good, though I don't think we have it this time around. We do have Boomerang, kinda like the Cartoon Network. Good stuff -- old Bugs Bunny, with turbaned Arabs flying around on magic carpets.

Ah, the good old days, when that was the extent of Muhammedan technology.
Posted by: exJAG   2006-12-03 15:59  

#9  Ahmadiarrhea is the reigning Poster Child for the anatomical anomaly dubbed the Sphincter of Allan.
Posted by: .com   2006-12-03 15:35  

#8  I forget whom to credit, it's been sdaid here so many times, but the one thing the MME can be depended upon is to overreach. Go to it, Mo.
Posted by: Nimble Spemble   2006-12-03 15:24  

#7  Lol. Meds, my man.
Posted by: .com   2006-12-03 14:29  

#6  Iran needs taken care off asap before they get nuclear weopans!!!!

What are Israel/USA waiting for????
Posted by: Flatch Hupeper5396   2006-12-03 14:26  

#5  intricately, lol.
Posted by: .com   2006-12-03 13:26  

#4  "Hours of fun supplying our own dialogue."

Rofl - the true calling of all exPats... Useta do the same...

in Saudi it was Orbit Network cable - Saudi-owned with lots of TVLand (totally goofy rerun stuff), CNN and MSNBC, weird Flip soaps - plus local yokel stations with prayer-reading contests, lol...

and Thailand it was UMC cable (can't remember WTF that stood for, lol) with a small handfull of English (CNN, of course) and Thai soaps - which were intracately explained to me by my girlfriend, and still - they made no sense whatsoever, lol.

Basically, it was "class struggle" soaps and Knight Rider style 'Merikkan stuff. ;-)
Posted by: .com   2006-12-03 13:25  

#3  We finally got cable yesterday. Now we can watch National Geographic, Sky News, and the Action Network, in English. We also get a Libyan station, two Egyptian stations (Nile -- one English, one Arabic), a Sudanese channel (!!), and some other interesting stuff that mainly consists of Arab men sitting around chewing qat while some hijab-ed female adoringly looks on. And whole slew of Turk crapola too.

Also a bunch of Slavic and Russian channels, all running their versions of American Idol, Who Wants To Be A Millionaire, and cheesy heavy metal videos. Painfully dorky, but watching the whole world trying to be America is entertaining.

And alas, no Indian MTV, but there were a bunch of Arabic stations with god-awful live music. I swear, one cornball crooner was Julio of Arabia. And there are Arabic soap operas too. Who knew?! Hours of fun supplying our own dialogue.

Notably, we also get both versions of Al Jazeera: a cursory surf showed some Brit peddling the usual bland agitprop on the English one, and Haniyeh being interviewed on the Arabic one.

300 channels of agitprop is a lot to keep an eye on, so let me know if y'all are interested in hearing more about anything in particular.
Posted by: exJAG   2006-12-03 13:14  

#2  Wow, unreal: "As everybody knows, the Zionist regime was created to establish dominion of arrogant states over the region and to enable the enemy to PENETRATE the heart Muslim land," Ahmadinejad explained, reiterating a theory he has outlined in public forums ever since he came to power. "

Please see my post on the Gaza women warned of immodesty article for a further explanation. There's no dealing with this. These men must be eliminated. End of story
Posted by: ex-lib   2006-12-03 13:01  

#1  Destroy this gathering of vermin.
Posted by: borgboy   2006-12-03 12:42  

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