Saturday, January 10, 2009
Here's the speech someone should have given at Thursday's community gathering: David Horowitz: The War Against the Jews
The unspoken truth about the fighting in Gaza, which began on December 19 2008 when Hamas rockets broke a voluntary truce, is that this is the frontline of a much larger war. This war began thirty years ago with the Islamic Revolution in Iran and is now global in scope. Its agenda is the extermination of the Jews and the destruction of the West...
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