Israel did not create the “Palestinians” - they aren't Israel’s responsibility

My debut essay on Israel Center for Grand Strategy

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“Allah is the best of deceivers” (Qur’an 3:54). Even Abu Bakr, the first of the so-called Rightly-Guided Caliphs, is reported to have said, “By Allah! I would not rest assured and feel safe from the deception of Allah, even if I had one foot in Paradise” (Sam Shamoun, “Allah: The greatest deceiver of them all”).

If a Muslim cannot trust his own God, then nothing is certain. Yet Muslims must worship such a God, and hope for the best. Islam, the religion of truth, thus negates itself, leaving befuddled votaries and a dysfunctional ummah. This endures because to Muslims, truth and loyalty are the same thing. Objective truth is not reliable, and consequently much less significant. Islam, the perfect and final religion, came to replace all preceding religions, starting with Judaism. To the Muslim, therefore, the Jew stands as the original cause of all his troubles. Jew-hatred is an inescapable consequence of the existence of Islam. That a land should once again be ruled by Jews raises the genocide hadith to red alert:

The last hour would not come unless the Muslims will fight against the Jews and the Muslims would kill them until the Jews would hide themselves behind a stone or a tree and a stone or a tree would say: Muslim, or the servant of Allah, there is a Jew behind me; come and kill him; but the tree Gharqad would not say, for it is the tree of the Jews, (Sahih Muslim 6985).

This antithesis of Islam and Judaism finds its purest distillation in the existence of a Jewish state, and worse, located right in the heart of “Muslim lands,” its founding the cause of a population of homeless Muslims. These “Palestinians” became the custodians of all the ummah’s Jew-hatred, and tasked with wiping out the Jews on behalf of all Muslims. The “Palestinian nation” of the Muslims became the evil counterpoint to the Levy tribe of the Jews. Their slaughter of Jews on October 7 brought Muslims onto the streets around the world in rapturous gratitude for this “moment of triumph”.

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Comments:

On 1 October 2025 at --—, Ben Dor A. wrote:

Dear Anjuli Pandavar

Regretfully, we never learn from our own mistakes:

The Rabin Peres Labor government wrought a far worse catastrophe by substituting an unreconstructed terror organization committed to Israel’s destruction for a "peace partner".

Instead of ending the Palestinian-Israeli conflict, the “Oslo peace process” between Israel and the PLO created an ineradicable terror entity on Israel’s doorstep that has murdered over 1,600 Israelis and tens of thousands injured, rained tens of thousands of high explosive rockets and missiles on the country’s population centers, and toiled tirelessly to delegitimize the right of the Jewish state to exist.

Don't forget that Rabin, a retired IDF Chief-of-Staff, decided to hold the post of Minister of Defense in addition to his Prime Minister post. In these positions, he received all security related information accumulated on a daily basis by the Military Intelligence, the Internal Security Service (Shabak), and by the country's intelligence organization (Mossad).

The disastrous Oslo Crimes, as it was evident from the start that this whole process, or as it's delusionally-termed "the peace process," was one of the finest manipulations of the 20th C by the Soviet Bloc that almost brought Israel to its knees. The information was readily known to the Israeli security and defence establishments and even to Rabin himself, but he totally ignored all the warning signs and went ahead with this colossal disaster.

Peres was an obsessive adamant land-for-peace lunatic and "a tireless subverter" (as described by Rabin himself), who kept insisting that the New Middle East was emerging out all over. No amount of spilled Jewish blood put a dent in his delusional fantasy.

Just read what Peres wrote in 1978 in his book:
Now-tomorrow / by Shimon Peres with the participation of Hagai Ashad.

Publisher Keter, Jerusalem
1978:
Remarks
"Offers ideas for renewing Israel's face after about thirty years of State independence and towards the year 2000".

"Ironically, the perils entailed in a Palestinian state were articulated with chilling accuracy by none other than an arch-architect of the Oslo Accords, Shimon Peres, who almost half-a-century ago warned, “The establishment of such a state means the inflow of combat-ready Palestinian forces (more than 25,000 men under arms) into Judea and Samaria; this force, together with the local youth, will double itself in a short time. It will not be short of weapons or other [military] equipment, and in a short space of time, an infrastructure for waging war will be set up in Judea, Samaria and the Gaza Strip.”

“Israel will have problems in preserving day-to-day security, which may drive the country into war, or undermine the morale of its citizens,” Peres continued. “In time of war, the frontiers of the Palestinian state will constitute an excellent staging point for mobile forces to mount attacks on infrastructure installations vital for Israel’s existence, to impede the freedom of action of the Israeli Air Force in the skies over Israel and to cause bloodshed among the population … in areas adjacent to the frontier line.”

https://www.algemeiner.com/2022/10/23/the-perils-of-palestine/

32 years later, we still wallow in the same swamp and the mosquitoes are sucking our blood.

Best Regards
Ben Dor A.