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Monday, February 20, 2006

Both Jimmy Carter and Ayatollah Ali Khamenei agree, the world should continue to fund the Palestinian terror-state.

Jimmy Carter: Don't Punish the Palestinians

...It would not violate any political principles to at least give the Palestinians their own money; let humanitarian assistance continue through U.N. and private agencies; encourage Russia, Egypt and other nations to exert maximum influence on Hamas to moderate its negative policies; and support President Abbas in his efforts to ease tension, avoid violence and explore steps toward a lasting peace.

"Negative policies" indeed. Explore steps? Everyone knows what those steps are. Stop murdering.

If the elections were as democratic as Carter keeps insisting they were, then the Palestinians deserve whatever consequences follow from their own choices.

As for Khamenei: Iran leader urges Muslims to fund Palestinians

TEHRAN (AFP) - Iran's supreme leader Ayatollah Ali Khamenei called on Muslims worldwide to provide money to the Palestinians during his talks with the Islamic radical Hamas movement, state television reported.

"We must make a plan so all Muslims will be able to supply the Palestinians with a yearly financial aid package," Khamenei told Hamas' political leader Khaled Mashaal on Monday.

"This voluntary gesture will create a spiritual bond among Muslims and the Palestinian cause and have a great impact on the world," Khamenei said.

He lauded Hamas for not moderating its fierce resistance to
Israel after its upset victory in Palestinian parliamentary elections last month.

"The Hamas positions are fundamental and right," he said, praising Palestinians for electing the Islamic party.

"The Palestinian people voted knowing it meant choosing resistance and fighting the Zionist regime."...

You know what? Khamenei is absolutely right. They did.

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