posted on Nov, 15 2003 @ 03:33 PM
First of all, this is not a question of religion. It is NOT anti-semitic to be anti-Israel. Furthermore it is NOT anti-semitic to question actions
taken by the Israeli government or even suspect that they undertake covert ops. After all, the evidence pointing towards Al-Qaeda is merely
circumstantial, which means that the jury is still out. Therefore, discussing whether Israel had anything to do with the Saudi attack should be free
from any reference to persecution of jews. It is of great importance that we use the term "anti-semitic" only when it is applicable. Otherwise we
run the risk of reducing the concept into a platitude.
Moreover, among the worst bombings ever in the region was when zionist extremists bombed the English HQ in Jerusalem after WWII. Those terrorist
actions eventually made the English leave the region and de facto creating Israel. One of the active members of the terrorist group was later to
become the first prime minister of Israel. This is one of very few examples when terrorism worked as a means of reaching your objectives.
So I wouldn't say suicide attacks or bombings are moslem traits. Rather, they are the traits of people who believe violence is the key to success.