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The funny part is that he cannot counter a single one of Kedar's argument, so he spends the entire article insulting him.
He clearly sees Kedar's ideas as a threat, saying he considers them "among the most dangerous ideas that the extremist Zionist thought possesses."
The first idea that he hates is Kedar's assertion that the only reason some Western European countries are turning against Israel is that they have larger Arab and Muslim populations that they are frightened of. Al-Tal has no rejoinder, just dismissing it as obviously absurd, that these countries really care about Gaza.
The other ideas are similarly not addressed, but instead Kedar is called names:
The second idea that this arrogant, clumsy Zionist spoke about is that the Arabs came to Palestine 1400 years ago, that is, during the time of the Messenger (peace and blessings be upon him), while the Jews were in Palestine two thousand years ago and more, as if he wanted to confirm the existence of extremism and terrorism against the Jews, since the beginning of Islam in Mecca and Medina...?!
Well, the Quran says that, so...
The third idea, the danger of which is manifested in the absolute belief that Palestine cannot be a single state, but rather it should be divided into emirates, similar to the United Arab Emirates, the Emirate of Hebron, the Emirate of Nablus, the Emirate of Jericho, the Emirate of Tulkarm, the Emirate of Qalqilya, and the Emirate of Jenin. ....Because this senile old man says that extremist Islamic groups will control Palestine through the ballot box, if Israel agrees to a unified Palestinian state with the Gaza Strip. He is referring to the elections that took place in the Strip, in which the Islamic resistance movements won, and a government was formed headed by Ismail Haniyeh (may God have mercy on him).
And?
This senile Zionist began distributing and throwing accusations left and right, accusing one Gulf state by name of arming the resistance in Gaza and supporting it with millions, and that some Gulf states are the reason for the region's instability, deliberately forgetting that the occupation and the genocidal acts it is committing are the reason for the destabilization of the Arab region, and that the international community is now suffering from the consequences of Zionist intransigence and arrogance for many years.
Here is the only time he gives an alternate explanation. It is nonsense to think that somehow Israeli policies are destabilizing the region - quite the opposite - but his argument is just assertion.
Al Tal's non-responses prove his initial thought, that Kedar's ideas are "dangerous" - because they are true.
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