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When it came to the right of Jewish survival 60 years ago, the world remained silent. Are we still going to be silent?

Let's face it, Arafat could not take the risk of an Israeli acceptance. Hence, there was no counter-offer. Seems obvious to me. By: Robert Sauvé

In any civilized country, Arafat would be in jail for the rest of his life, and if possible - beyond. And in a less civilized country, he would have already been executed.

You are not alone. Jews are not alone. Israelis are not alone. I am one of countless Canadians disgusted and appalled by the stands, if they can be called that, by our government by Neil Cameron.

The terrorist pukes aren't nearly as tough as they try to appear to be, when they have to shoot at men and women who are only too obliging to be shooting back.

The following letter more or less says all that there is to be said about France.

Before deciding if the evidence supports such a claim, let's identify our expectations.

And then he told my father; that good Christians didn't go to war to fight for Jews, only to have people like us not pay our way.

If Israel were to kill Arafat, they would be doing the Palestinian people the favor of their lives. Arafat has done nothing for the Palestinian people other than to lead them from one disaster to another.

Israel's greatest threat is coming from an increasingly and overtly anti-Semitic world. Especially from countries who should know better.