cHindu in its routine of "secular" and "minority" appeasement once again beats up on Israel. Without doing any research it opines,
They base this statement on,
The NY Times exposes this as a fallacy,
The problem with cHindu is that it always presents one side of the story without balance and in the process puts its shoe squarely in its pie hole.
The Tomb of the Patriarchs, also known as the Ibrahimi mosque in Hebron, and Rachel's Tomb, known as Masjid Bilal in Bethlehem, are heritage structures of importance to Muslims, Jews, and Christians alike. Notwithstanding the universally accepted interfaith character of these sites and their location in occupied Palestinian territory, Israel recently included them in its national heritage list, designating them for renovation as Jewish heritage sites. This cannot pass as a benign attempt to conserve old buildings.
They base this statement on,
Neither is it an isolated incident. Earlier, affected Palestinian families appealed to the United Nations to stop Israel and a Jewish organisation from constructing a museum over an ancient Muslim cemetery in Jerusalem.
The NY Times exposes this as a fallacy,
Responding to the latest protests, Rabbi Marvin Hier, the dean and founder of the Simon Wiesenthal Center, said in a statement: “The Museum of Tolerance project is not being built on the Mamilla Cemetery. It is being built on Jerusalem’s former municipal car park, where every day for nearly half a century, thousands of Muslims, Christians and Jews parked their cars without any protest whatsoever from the Muslim community.”
The problem with cHindu is that it always presents one side of the story without balance and in the process puts its shoe squarely in its pie hole.
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