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Why doesn't the UN (US & the rest of the world) resolve the Palestinian/Israeli issue fairly in a similar way as by Islamic rulers centuries ago?

Jews, Christians, and Muslims equally have the same rights to live, visit, and worship in this land freely. They all peacefully co-existed for centuries except for about 90 years of 12th century Crusader rule and Zionist (Brit & Israeli) rule since 1930s. No apartheid. No terror. No blood.

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Jerusalem#Middle_Ages

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Covenant_of_Umar_I

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Treaty_of_Ramla


Those that picture Muslims pleasuring in the persecution of Jews are totally wrong. There is a direct correlation between Muslims deviating from true Islamic teachings, and injustice to Muslims/non-Muslims alike. As centuries went by, ignorant Muslims, those away from Islamic centers of knowledge, and newly-converted rulers who are ignorant of the teachings did commit crimes and are not excused in anyway, but this certainly is an exception, not the usual case for over a millennium of Islam rule of law.

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/History_of_...uslim_rule

International intervention that implements justice, fairness, and peace will definitely be welcomed by all Muslims and the majority of the world. This is obviously far from being implemented in reality as Zionists are in total control. The consequences of this situation will be the responsibility of many people who contributed to this.

EDIT: Added last link.

Yes, some still believe in peace, check http://www.nkusa.org/ , very informative.

Zionists are working overtime to create another global conflict, starting from the Middle-East, and i doubt there will be any lasting peace as long as they live.

Indeed, not all Jews are Zionists and neither is the opposite.

As to conflicts, in the past 10 years since 9/11, my opinion is that the wars of Zionism (carried out by others of course) have past their peak times. The idea of Zionism and those behind it appear to be declining. We may see the end of it in the ongoing decade or the next after a climax of some sort.

The point every one should be making is: The sooner we stop this madness, the lesser losses & the quicker global recovery.

Saladin wasn't just a great military leader he did indeed set a great example of religious tolerance that the crusaders for the most part did not follow at all.
and if it wasn't for Muslim scholars in both North Africa and Spain an awful lot of the ancient Greek knowledge would have been lost to the west.
Gallantry was another thing gifted to the west in crusader times
Saladin set many great examples in many ways yet this gets glazed over by many so called historians and is shameful in the extreme.