If only Western leaders defended themselves against these barbarians/muslims.
— John Guandolo (@JGuandolo54271) November 10, 2026
Yes, my question is addressed to Rabbi Meir Kahane. You stated before that Palestinians do not want peace. How do you figure that? How many people forgot that more Palestinians must die for their country? And one more question, how do you not have the nerve to have compassion for the Arab people? Don't you remember what Hitler did to the Jews? How can you not have any compassion for these people? People are homeless living in the streets, poor children . . .
You had an opportunity for your own state in 1948. The UN proposed a Partition Plan, which would have created a Palestine and Israel. You went to war and killed 6,000 of our people in that war. In 1956, another war. In 1967, another war. 1973, another war. I don't trust you. It's that simple of a matter. I don't believe you. When I am attacked and I win and you lose and you were the person that started it, learn one thing: you take the consequences of your actions.
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Probably the most direct and powerful response ever given by Meir Kahane. He understood more than most that our neighbors don’t want peace, have never wanted peace. And he knew the only language they truly understood. They only want war. Then when they get the war they wanted and started, they complain endlessly because they repeatedly lose those wars. The first step to peace is to stop making wars. But Arabs for 1400 years have known no other way. Just death, conquest, rape, beheadings, murder, and war.
