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Hugh Fitzgerald: Christian Arabs, Muslim Arabs (Part 2)

Dec 15, 2015 8:17 am By Hugh Fitzgerald

Israel and Arab states

The second great grim given in the Middle East, along with the persecution of ancient Christian communities by Muslims, is the steady under-hum of hate, directed at the Infidel Jewish state of Israel. Through the din of warfare between Sunni and Shi’a, Kurd and Arab, Berber and Arab, Al-Nusra and Al-Qaeda, there is the noise of another warfare: the endless war against Israel.

This war is a product of the Muslim worldview. In that view, the world is uncompromisingly divided between Dar al-Islam, the Domain of Islam, where Muslims dominate, and Dar al-Harb, the Domain of War, where Muslims do not yet dominate. It is the duty of every Muslim to participate in the struggle or Jihad, to remove all obstacles to the spread, and then the domination, of Islam, everywhere. And they are doing it, through terrorism, and propaganda, and economic warfare, and hijrah, the newest and most dangerous instrument of jihad, jihad through migration into the vulnerable (because confused about the threat they faced) lands of Dar al-Harb.

Israel’s existence is regarded by Muslims as especially insufferable. For it is an Infidel nation-state, the Infidels in question being the long-despised Jews that sits smack in the middle of Arabdom, contra naturam, an insult to the amour-propre of Muslims everywhere, but especially to Arab Muslims, who conceive of that tiny country metaphorically as either a knife plunged into the heart of Arabdom, or as a cancerous growth in the middle of Arabdom. And you don’t pull a knife out part-way, you don’t cut out only part of a cancerous tumor. In other words, for most Arabs, Israel eventually has to go, to disappear, to become again what it once was, part of Dar al-Islam. Until the Six-Day War, the Arabs never hid — just read their propaganda — the final result they desired — an end to Israel, and by military means. But their colossal defeat in that war, and the loss of the territory that the Jordanians had renamed the “West Bank,” led to an entire rethinking of Arab strategy. They understood that they would now have to use non-military means to recover that “West Bank” through diplomacy.

That diplomatic maneuvering required the transformation of the local Arabs — those in Israel proper, those in the “West Bank,” and those who had fled Mandatory Palestine in 1948-49 and had been called “Arab refugees” — into the deliberately-created “Palestinian people.” This newly-invented “Palestinian people” would first recover, through negotiations, the “West Bank,” and only then, with Israel pushed back into the armistice lines of 1949, would the Arabs, as many as chose to join in, go in for the kill.

This Arab strategy of conquest-by-stages has gone pretty well. The existence of the “Palestinian people” has been uncritically accepted, or almost so: Golda Meir always doubted their existence, but that’s not surprising — after all, she was the Prime Minister of Israel. But another who doubted their existence was a “Palestinian” Arab named Zuheir Mohsen, head of the As-Saiqa terrorist group, who confided to a Dutch newspaper that “between Jordanians, Palestinians, Syrians and Lebanese there are no differences. We are all part of ONE people, the Arab nation. Look, I have family members with Palestinian, Lebanese, Jordanian and Syrian citizenship. We are ONE people. Just for political reasons we carefully underwrite our Palestinian identity. Because it is of national interest for the Arabs to advocate the existence of Palestinians to balance Zionism. Yes, the existence of a separate Palestinian identity exists only for tactical reasons. The establishment of a Palestinian state is a new tool to continue the fight against Israel and for Arab unity. There is no such thing as the Palestinian people.”

And to back up Zuheir Mohsen, you might add that phrase “Palestinian people” was never heard. If, however, you ask someone to explain why that phrase was never heard before late 1967, or what characteristics — language, religion, folktales, anything at all — distinguish this “Palestinian people” from all other Arabs, or ask why the word “Palestinian” should have been promoted from geographic adjective to ethnic noun, well, only embarrassment and confusion will result.

In the Sinai, the Arabs were very successful. Carter and Brzezinski at Camp David treated Sadat, the ruler of a country that had lost territory in a war of aggression, as a veritable Prince of Peace, who could do no wrong. It was Begin who was put constantly on the defensive, and it was he who was forced to relinquish every inch of the Sinai, with the airfields and the oilfields built by the Israelis, and the entire Sinai, to Saint Sadat, who graciously deigned to accept the gift.

But on the other side of Israel, on the River Jordan, Israel would not be so compliant. Most Israelis understood that in order to withstand a possible attack from the east, they could not surrender the “West Bank” (called by Israelis “Judea and Samaria”— these were, after all, the toponyms that everyone in Christendom, including Jesus, had used for 2000 years, but now the Western press universally mocked the Israeli use of these place names precisely because they were “Biblical”). For some Israelis, the “West Bank” was indeed a Biblical matter; it was part of the Promised Land. For others, Israel’s claim had a different basis — the Mandate for Palestine, and the territory assigned to that Mandate by the League of Nations.

For still others, what mattered most were the traditional rules of post-bellum settlements, by which the victor gets to keep some land. Just think of how the map of Europe, for example, changed after every conflict large and small (think of Alsace-Lorraine, or the Alto Adige, or Königsberg) both to discourage future aggressors, and because that land might actually prove vital in a future conflict.

Some time after the Six-Day War, a group of American generals visited the area of the “West Bank,” and came back, and wrote a report. Their conclusion? Strictly for military reasons, Israel had to hold to that area. For them, neither the Bible nor the Mandate for Palestine needed to be invoked. It was a military matter.

So here we have, midst the swirl of Muslim turmoil in the Middle East, two melancholy facts, two givens. The first is, as noted in Part 1, that Arab Christians are being driven out of the Middle East. Christianity began in the Middle East; Christians held on in the Middle East for 2000 years; now their numbers are being reduced every day. The Living Christian Presence may end in the Middle East.

Where might some of those Christians — those Assyrians, Chaldeans, Orthodox, Catholics, Copts — end up in the Middle East, in a place that will offer them security, and may even allow them to be trained and armed to defend themselves? And where might they, merely by staying put in the Middle East, and not fleeing to Europe or Australia or Canada or America, perform the important task of being that Living Christian Presence?

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  1. Sam says

    Dec 15, 2015 at 9:23 am

    I would appreciate if you have another heading from Muslim Arabs and Christian Arabs because we can differentiatite among each other as we are all different ethnic groups. There is no such thing as Christian Arabs but yes for Muslim Arabs. These countries have very bad economies so they want to improve there living conditions in the west as they are more adaptable than Muslims by moving to Europe, America and Australia. Syriac and Maronites left after the civil war in Lebanon as you know Lebanon has a Christian president till now. Some Copts along With Egyptian Muslims leave Egypt because of poverty in Egypt and lack of job opportunities. I’m a Copt living in Europe and I go to Egypt for visits but not to live there as it a developing country. Plus governments within western nations don’t choose anyone they choose the rich to suck tax money out off. Nothing is easy or for free.

    • Shane says

      Dec 15, 2015 at 10:02 am

      This is a clash of civilizations and the West is getting its butt kicked because of the immigration jihad. The Muslims are not foolish enough to allow millions of Christians to immigrate into their countries, but our politicians are killing us through Muslim immigration.

      • Momma Bear says

        Dec 16, 2015 at 1:09 pm

        The immigration is and has been a well planned event. I just read a short book Called “The Red- Green Axis”. By James Simson. The book explained everything that is happening now in terms of Refugees, Immigration, and the agenda to erase the American way of life.
        It’s available at Amazon. We are being colonized as a part of the United Nations agenda. I live in Alaska and allready notice it. They are here. What can we do?

    • Kepha says

      Dec 15, 2015 at 5:46 pm

      Better believe that nothing’s for free.

      If grace is free to us, it’s because Jesus paid the price to satisfy divine justice.

      Hugh, glad to read you here again. Keep posting. Still, if you are so concerned about the Christians in the Middle East, why don’t you reconsider your professed agnosticism and re-acquaint yourself with the Jesus Christ of the Old and New Testaments?

  2. guide inside says

    Dec 15, 2015 at 9:27 am

    This is a wonderful Hugh-ism–“A steady under-hum of hate”. My take is that our only hope is a steady over-hum of Love supernaturally protecting us AS our somewhat Christian nation hits its knees in re-penitent petition for our very existence and safety AND a God inspired and directed prosecution of WW lll.

    • carpediadem says

      Dec 16, 2015 at 3:12 am

      I agree with you re that phrase.

      Welcome back to commentary here, Hugh! A real treat, please write more here.

  3. Paul says

    Dec 15, 2015 at 9:39 am

    We Christians leave as do Muslims leave because of ISIL killing anyone even Muslims like them if they don’t abide by the Strict Islamic rules which is sharia. I’m Assyrian not Arab.

  4. Alarmed Pig Farmer says

    Dec 15, 2015 at 9:42 am

    Where might some of those Christians — those Assyrians, Chaldeans, Orthodox, Catholics, Copts — end up in the Middle East…?

    Trick question, but I know the answer from reading Spengler: Israel. Christians are piling into Israel, yet for some reason this happy fact has gone entirely unreported in the Western media. Maybe because it makes the news entertainers and “academicians” unhappy.

    Do I get a prize?

    • guide inside says

      Dec 15, 2015 at 10:01 am

      Yes. The Christian Diaspora Redemption prize.

      • Alarmed Pig Farmer says

        Dec 15, 2015 at 10:04 am

        Where can I redeem this prize, at a local bank maybe? And is it a cash prize? I hope so, cuz there haven’t been many Christian winners lately, and I want my piece.

        • guide inside says

          Dec 15, 2015 at 10:51 am

          You might get one of the new ten-ski’s with the hater racist Jefferson’s image replaced.

  5. Tom says

    Dec 15, 2015 at 9:53 am

    I’m a Copt and I use to live in the West but now residing in Egypt things are fine in Egypt by the way life is not easy either in west with people’s arrogance there, at least most people in Egypt are kind besides extremists who are only a small number.

  6. Rob says

    Dec 15, 2015 at 10:59 am

    I recall reading that the elder Assad told Yasser Arafat that he regarded the ‘Palestinian’ territories as part of Syria.
    Which means that had the Arabs been successful in 67, or later wars Assad would have taken the area as South Syria.

  7. Rob says

    Dec 15, 2015 at 11:14 am

    Bridgette Gabriel (a Lebanese Christian) makes some interesting observations about he religious/ethnic question.
    When she was growing up in Lebanon, it was regarded as the Jewel of the Eastern Mediterranean and Beirut the ‘Paris of the Middle East’. There was a Christian majority but sizable Muslim groups.
    The Christians then fell for Nasser’s Pan Arab-ism and concluded that their Arab ethnicity not their Christian religion was the important thing.
    Lebanon admitted large numbers of Muslims as refugees and it all went downhill from there.

    • Jack Diamond says

      Dec 15, 2015 at 12:26 pm

      Not just large numbers of Muslim refugees, but specifically the PLO and Arafat and “Palestinians”– kicked out of Jordan for their insurrection, “Black September” (the elder King Hussein far more ruthless than Israel ever is)–who promptly brought a civil war to Lebanon. Yes it is a numbers game, as Christians lost their majority the “Paris of the Middle East” was no more (unless you mean what Paris is turning into). The Palestinian Cause and dagger against Israel also became the cause celebre, not just for the Arab League and OIC, but for the West, in fact a requirement in the Eurabia arrangement with Europeans. Palestinian terrorism of the 1960s and 19670s bore fruit (coupled with the OPEC extortion that quadrupled oil prices).

      To finish the thought, not only did the Palestinians invent modern terrorism, not only did they gain sympathy for their jihad against Israel, when before the world saw Israel as the David facing Goliath, it was a Palestinian, Abdullah Azzam, who began al-Qaeda and it was a Palestinian, Abu Musab al-Zarqawi, who began al-Qaeda in Iraq and therefore ISIS.

      • Hei says

        Dec 16, 2015 at 1:27 am

        So not Israel stubordness to commit suicide is to blame for world terrorism. But it is m9re politically correct…

  8. mortimer says

    Dec 15, 2015 at 11:42 am

    Assyrian Christians have a unique DNA signature that reveals they are the indigenous people and not ‘Arabs’ who invaded and occupied the region with the collapse of the Persian Empire.

    Pan-Arabism breaks down due to the clannishness of the various tribes which demand the principle loyalty of Arabs, i.e. loyalty to the tribe and the tribe alone. Arab tribalists could never be loyal to ‘Arabism’ per se. That’s too nebulous and unreal.

    Islam is a cult based on the emotional glue of group narcissism, but even more than that, Arabs are attached by the emotional glue of tribal narcissism.

  9. Krishan Bhattacharya says

    Dec 15, 2015 at 11:49 am

    Where is part 1?

    • PrayerWarrior says

      Dec 15, 2015 at 12:51 pm

      Scroll down some more pages. This website puts the most recent entries first. Part 1 was put up earlier.

  10. mortimer says

    Dec 15, 2015 at 11:50 am

    -“[Late Tunisian] President Bourguiba considers Jordan an artificial creation presented by Great Britain to King Abdullah. But he accepts Palestine and the Palestinians as an existing and primary fact since the days of the Pharaohs. Israel, too, he considers as a primary entity. However, Arab history makes no distinction between Jordanians, Syrians and Palestinians. Most of them hail from the same Arab race, which arrived in the region with the Arab Moslem conquest.” – Editorial Comment in the Jordanian Armed Forces’ weekly Al-Aqsa, Amman, 11 July, 1973

    -“For tactical reasons, Jordan, which is a sovereign state with defined borders, cannot raise claims to Haifa and Jaffa, while as a Palestinian, I can undoubtedly demand Haifa, Jaffa, Beer-Sheva and Jerusalem. However, the moment we reclaim our right to all of Palestine, we will not wait even a minute to unite Palestine and Jordan.”- PLO representative Zouhair Muhsen in 1977, speaking to a Dutch newspaper

    -“There are no differences between Jordanians, Palestinians, Syrians and Lebanese. We are all part of one nation. It is only for political reasons that we carefully underline our Palestinian identity. … The existence of a separate Palestinian identity serves only tactical purposes. The founding of a Palestinian state is a new tool in the continuing battle against Israel.” –Zouhair Muhsen, PLO rep

    -Dr. Martin Sherman, founder and executive director of the Israel Institute for Strategic Studies, recently wrote that Article 1 of the Palestinian National Covenant proclaims: “The Palestinian Arab people are…part of the Arab nation.” Article 12 baldly admits that a separate Palestinian identity is a ruse to further wider Arab interests. Thus, at an Arab League summit in 1987, convened in Amman, King Hussein conceded that Palestinian identity was merely a response to Jewish national claims, not driven by any authentic endogenic sentiment of uniqueness, stating, “The appearance of the Palestinian national personality comes as an answer to Israel’s claim that Palestine is Jewish.” –King Hussein of Jordan in 1987

    • Arthur says

      Dec 15, 2015 at 9:27 pm

      Thanks for these quotes!

  11. PrayerWarrior says

    Dec 15, 2015 at 1:01 pm

    And meanwhile, Iran has just violated a UN Security Council Resolution with a missile test in October. It either took this long for the UN to get wind of it, or it took this long for the news get out.

    http://www.reuters.com/article/us-iran-missiles-un-exclusive-idUSKBN0TY1T920151215

    [quote] The medium-range Emad rocket that Iran tested on Oct. 10 was a ballistic missile capable of delivering a nuclear warhead, which makes it a violation of a U.N. Security Council resolution, a team of sanctions monitors said in a confidential new report.[quote/]

    “confidential new report” ? That phrase might by been written by the ghost of George Carlin.

    So. “Nuclear War, coming soon to an infidel nation near you!”

    • PrayerWarrior says

      Dec 15, 2015 at 1:03 pm

      oops. I thought it read ‘confidential news report.” It just a new confidential report.

  12. eduardo odraude says

    Dec 15, 2015 at 1:03 pm

    Hugh, I wonder if you could write about the following some time:

    The double threat to Islam-critics’ life and reputation from violent Muslims and slandering Leftists creates a widespread illusion. In public debates about Islam, that double threat invisibly tilts the debate playing field to the advantage of those who apologize for Islam. The unfair tilt of the playing field happens and is invisible because no one in the public discourse mentions or even notices what a disadvantage the Islam-critical side starts from, namely the fact that most of those who are critical of Islam censor themselves because of the double threat. Thus the average observer often just takes for granted that everyone who wants to speak up is speaking up, and that those who speak up to criticize Islam represent the full depth of our bench. In fact most of the people on our side of the debate are silent. The disadvantage is thus hidden.

    For links to numerous news stories about reports of self-censorship by public institutions, teachers, writers, actors, artists, journalists, comedians who impose silence on themselves about Islam, see http://www.quotingislam.blogspot.com

    • Matthieu Baudin says

      Dec 15, 2015 at 9:20 pm

      Yes Eduardo, self censorship is an enormous problem, it is as if we now have our own little voice (a little internal critic) who pops ups before we open our mouths and says ‘you can’t say that’. The teachers and so on also fear for losing their jobs, which unfortunately isn’t at all uncommon. So Plain Speaking needs to be promoted at every opportunity, and in every venue, and the curse of PC self censorship exposed for the debilitating affliction that it is.

  13. Angemon says

    Dec 15, 2015 at 2:07 pm

    Israel’s existence is regarded by Muslims as especially insufferable. For it is an Infidel nation-state, the Infidels in question being the long-despised Jews that sits smack in the middle of Arabdom, contra naturam, an insult to the amour-propre of Muslims everywhere, but especially to Arab Muslims, who conceive of that tiny country metaphorically as either a knife plunged into the heart of Arabdom, or as a cancerous growth in the middle of Arabdom.

    Going by the MSM approach, Israel is poking muslims in the eye and offending them, and therefore they deserve whatever they get.

    • carpediadem says

      Dec 16, 2015 at 5:10 am

      Nonie Darwish said that Israel is the only country in the world standing up to terrorism.

  14. PrayerWarrior says

    Dec 15, 2015 at 3:35 pm

    And meanwhile, the journalism jihad goes on, chiefly conducted by the moneybags in the Kingdom of Saudi Arabia.

    https://wikileaks.org/saudi-cables/buying-silence

    [quote] One of the ways “neutralisation” and “containment” are ensured is by purchasing hundreds or thousands of subscriptions in targeted publications. These publications are then expected to return the favour by becoming an “asset” in the Kingdom’s propaganda strategy.[quote/]

    That was from the wikileaks of some Saudi cables that only covered the suborning of Middle East publications. No doubt there are other cables elsewhere that would reveal these tactics being used elsewhere in the world. This one reason why the main stream meda is so slanted.

  15. Charlie in NY says

    Dec 15, 2015 at 5:37 pm

    You wrote that “the “West Bank” (called by Israelis “Judea and Samaria”— these were, after all, the toponyms that everyone in Christendom, including Jesus, had used for 2000 years, but now the Western press universally mocked the Israeli use of these place names precisely because they were “Biblical””.
    Those who “mock” the Israeli use must also mock the UN which used the terms “Judea” and “Samaria” in the 1947 partition resolution in the section delimiting the “Arab State” it sought to create as a compromise for the establishment of a “Jewish State” to be set up on about 10% of the lands originally designated for the Jewish national home by the 1922 League of Nations Mandate for Palestine.

  16. Matthieu Baudin says

    Dec 15, 2015 at 8:05 pm

    “…The second great grim given in the Middle East, along with the persecution of ancient Christian communities by Muslims, is the steady under-hum of hate, directed at the Infidel Jewish state of Israel…”

    And unfortunately many Arab Christians have taken on board this antipathy towards Israelis, as part of their identification as Arabs, and haven’t teased out the overriding Islamic origins of their hatred.

  17. Pong says

    Dec 16, 2015 at 4:24 am

    Stranger articles. Signed by Hugh, but the style and vocabulary are different from his old writings.

    • carpediadem says

      Dec 16, 2015 at 5:11 am

      How so?

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