Middle East Focus: Iran's "Guest Worshiper" Solving Palestine: Muslim Clergy, Israeli Clergy, American and French Clergy…….

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Iran's "Guest Worshiper" Solving Palestine: Muslim Clergy, Israeli Clergy, American and French Clergy…….

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“Muslim nations are now more determined than ever in their efforts to liberate all of the occupied territories, including occupied holy Qods, according to Iranian Foreign Ministry spokesman Ramin Mehmanparast. Mehmanparast made the remarks in an interview with IRNA on Wednesday, two days ahead of International Qods Day, which will be observed on August 26. International Qods Day is a day of solidarity with Palestine observed on the last Friday of the holy month of Ramadan. Anti-Zionist demonstrations are held on Qods Day all over the world, especially in Iran, where the event was inaugurated after the 1979 Islamic Revolution. The late Imam Khomeini, the Founder of the Islamic Republic, made the proposal to establish an international day of solidarity with Palestinians in August of that year. Mehmanparast called the Palestine issue one of the most serious issues in the Middle East………..”

Mr. Mehmanprast (his name in Persian means "Guest Worshiper", i.e very hospitable) did not specify which Muslim nations will do the honor of “liberating” Palestine. Twenty two Arab states have failed in their efforts for the past sixty three years. All they did was lose more bits of Palestine over time. Now their peoples are trying to liberate themselves from the regimes of these same Arab states. I doubt that the mullahs in Iran can do much better, even with words.

Shouldn’t the Palestinian people have the chance to vote on whether they want to be “liberated”? Then that also depends on the Israelis, on whether they want to be “liberated” or not. It is complicated. I suggest the Iranian clergy (good turbaned Shi'as), the Iraqi clergy, the Saudi clergy (good shmag-ed Wahhabis), the Egyptian clergy, and the Palestinian clergy (I assume there are some of those somewhere) get together and decide. Once they reach a consensus, they can get together with the Israeli ‘clergy’ and try to convince them. Along the way they might also want to include the American clergy (even the French clergy, if there are any left). Should be fun.
(And WTF is the Middle East group headed by Tony Yo Blair doing, pray tell?)
Cheers
mhg

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