This is what it actually is. Eventually religious fanaticism leads to religious terrorism.

I still wonder why the UN has not expelled Israel out of the world body.    It is the best time now that President Obama is in office.    The Zionist theocratic country should be isolated from the rest of the world.

There are bad people in every group,l nationality, religion, race, proffession, whatever

What is important is how the rest of the group reacts to the bad apple.

Here a bad Jew acts terribly, and there are protests against him.  When those three isreali punks killed the Palestinian boy, they were arrested and all the major rabbis and groups in Isreal demanded that they be given life in prison or even the death penalty.

Now compare that to when Palestinians kill Jews (or attack others),  There is dancing in the street and candy is passed out ot kids.  Squares are named after them and when they come home they are hailed as heros.  

One group prosecutes its bad people and condemn them.  The other praises them and dances in the street when they kill.  

There are bad individuals in all groups.  But one group supports its bad actors and one condemns them.

Which group is better?

I know lefties have to jump to Bush as the answer for everything, but do you really not see the difference between a society that celebrates attrocities and a society that condemns them.

I will not stray into history of the American West or situations of declared war like Iraq.  But I will say that no one in the U.S. ever danced in the street and handed out candy when a child was killed.

Yes, "righties" prayed for the safety of the troops, but they never praised the death of children.

The Arabs TARGET because they are children and dance in the street when they die.

And you can't see the difference.
 

No difference. institutionalized Hate against another group is terrorism in the name of religion. Always starts small and spreads over time.

The Palestinians are institutional.  The governing body supports it.  

The other side is not "institutional."  It is individuals that are condemned by every institution.

It is true things may start small and spread.  Since 70% of the Palestinians support terror, when 3% of Jews do the same, I will get concerned.

You will not find one "institution" of any size is Israel that supports this outside of tiny fringes
 

It doesn't have be literal, although that is a good example.

You make up stuff.  When people complained about children being accidently killed they were not called American haters for that per se.  It was when they said things like the U.S. was doing it on purpose and the U.S. was the same as Sadam who had rape rooms and ground people alive

So I don't see how it was a "lie."

And no the ENTIRE right didn't think "torturing" was AWESOME. They felt E.I. was a necessary part of the intel info gathering mechanism under the very difficult circumstances of dealing with hard core murderous, terrorists.

Finally, this "righty" has given Obama tons of credit on this very board, so that is another piece in your post that is wrong

Assuming for the sake of argument only, everything you say is true, any sins commited were done from the belief, even if mistaken, that it was necessary.  

No one every took joy in the acts.  No one ever bragged about how wonderful they were.  

We prosecuted some (okay, maybe not all) of our bad actors.  They make heros out of all their murderers.  

We can argue about Gitmo until the cows come home, and I like how you keep enlarging the subject, but the bottom line is we were attacked and everything after that was a reaction to an act of war.

It was best explained by one of the Palies who explained to the Jews that the Palies would win because the Palies loved death more than the Jews loved life.  That was there view.  

On the other hand, Golda once said that she could forgive the Palies for killing Jews but she could never forgive then for turning her children (figuratively) into warriors.

Those two statements sum it up.  One kills for fun. THe other out of a belief it is necessary

One final question in two parts:  If the Jews put down all their guns tomorrow, what would happen?  If the Arabs did the same, what would happen?  

I believe in the first case, there would be a genocide the likes of which the Arabs have bragged about wanting.  In the second there would be peace.

He just proved once again his bigoted political beliefs.