Khomeini 9 step plan to destroy Israel.

[Zanza]

Isn't that a one-step plan with multiple details and the motivation outlined?

[CountDeMoney]

lulz, "fake Zionist regime". 

Real Zionists?  NO WOODEN ZIONISTS CHEETAH WHADDYA THINK

[Josephus]

Isn't that a one-step plan with multiple details and the motivation outlined?

pretty much, yeah.

[Razgovory]

Who exactly are the "Original Palestinians"?  Not many worshipers of Dagon anymore.

[Zanza]

Who exactly are the "Original Palestinians"?  Not many worshipers of Dagon anymore.

I assume he means the people that lived in Palestine in 1948.

[The Minsky Moment]

I assume he means the people that lived in Palestine in 1948.

Majority of them are dead by now.

[Zanza]

I assume he means the people that lived in Palestine in 1948.

Majority of them are dead by now.

Considering Khomeini's intentions, he would probably include their descendants in that category too.

[Admiral Yi]

I assume he means the people that lived in Palestine in 1948.

That would include a lot of Jews.

[Razgovory]

I assume he means the people that lived in Palestine in 1948.

That would include a lot of Jews.

I suspect he'd have a date earlier then 1948, probably prior to 1917.  I'm betting before Zionism became a political concept so some time in the 19th century.

[Baron von Schtinkenbutt]

I assume he means the people that lived in Palestine in 1948.

That would include a lot of Jews.

Well he does say "the people of Palestine, including Muslims, Christians, and Jews", so those Jews presumably could stay.

The whole thing reads like an attempt to distance the regime's opposition to Israel from anti-Semitism and make it into something clearly directed at the political entity of Israel and those who have emigrated to it.

[Josephus]

I assume he means the people that lived in Palestine in 1948.

That would include a lot of Jews.

Well he does say "the people of Palestine, including Muslims, Christians, and Jews", so those Jews presumably could stay.

The whole thing reads like an attempt to distance the regime's opposition to Israel from anti-Semitism and make it into something clearly directed at the political entity of Israel and those who have emigrated to it.

Sounds like he hired a PR firm to spruce Iran's image a bit.

[Viking]

I assume he means the people that lived in Palestine in 1948.

That would include a lot of Jews.

Well he does say "the people of Palestine, including Muslims, Christians, and Jews", so those Jews presumably could stay.

The whole thing reads like an attempt to distance the regime's opposition to Israel from anti-Semitism and make it into something clearly directed at the political entity of Israel and those who have emigrated to it.

That would be consistent with the PLO's definition of Palestinian. Somebody decended form residents of the area of the palestine mandate at the time of the balfour declaration.

[The Minsky Moment]

Raz is on the right track.  We should go back to the Natufians.

[CountDeMoney]

I suspect he'd have a date earlier then 1948, probably prior to 1917.  I'm betting before Zionism became a political concept so some time in the 19th century.

Hertzl's Zionism is from the late 19th century, but there's Islamic literalist writing that blasts it as early as the 19-oughts, like 1906.

[Razgovory]

I assume he means the people that lived in Palestine in 1948.

That would include a lot of Jews.

Well he does say "the people of Palestine, including Muslims, Christians, and Jews", so those Jews presumably could stay.

The whole thing reads like an attempt to distance the regime's opposition to Israel from anti-Semitism and make it into something clearly directed at the political entity of Israel and those who have emigrated to it.

It sounds like he's trying to give people in the West a different idea of what he really means.