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Friday, November 03, 2006

THEY'RE LEAVING

The Jerusalem Post (via Israelly Cool) reports that thousands of Arabs/Muslims living in Judea/Samaria/Gaza are leaving for other countries, with thousands more requesting to emigrate too:
Palestinians are leaving the territories due to the harsh security and economic situation there, the Palestinian Foreign Ministry said on Wednesday. Israel Radio reported that thousands of Palestinians have received permits to emigrate to Arab and other foreign countries.

Ahmed Suboh, a Palestinian Foreign Ministry official, said at a Ramallah press conference that over the last four months, foreign and Arab diplomats in the territories have authorized 10,000 Palestinians to enter their countries. Suboh said that some 45,000 additional emigration requests were currently being evaluated by various foreign representatives. The Foreign Ministry official noted that Palestinian emigration was likely to continue with the deterioration of the security situation.
A situation that their "leaders" led to, lest we forget. And, as Aussie Dave notes:
Before the palestinians began their war against us - engaging in, and supporting terrorism - they were able to freely move in and out of Israel, find employment in Israel, and have Israelis frequent their businesses. They have only themselves to blame for their predicament. Well, themselves and the Arab and Muslim countries that have decided to use them as pawns in their pursuit of Israel's destruction.
Yup.

UPDATE:
Reliapundit adds: Gaza and the West Bank were among of the fastest growing economies in the world between 1967 and 1993 - until Arafatistan was established. WHY?! Well - besides the fact that Arafat was incredibly corrupt and stole - it happened because tyranny is the road to sefdom, and because Jihad is the road to tyranny.

1 comment:

Reliapundit said...

i think that is a small part of it.

most of the sane ones split.

half of the ones committed to terror a split. and half of these wackos stay.