"...the issue of Palestine cannot be resolved unless world society collectively moves to change the situation."

"The Anti-Iraqi War rally in Washington, DC., today, 09/24/05, put on by the “United for Peace and Justice” organization, was a highly-spirited event. The Ellipse was overflowing with protesters and the march around the White House seemed to go on forever. MP, George Galloway, blasted George W. Bush and Tony Blair as “war criminals.” He said that we owe it to the world to make it clear that these “war criminals are not acting in our name!”

"The Separation Fence now being built by the Sharon government is designed to further the ongoing enlargement of the settlements. It annexes 8% of the West Bank along its western border with Israel."

"Many retired generals strongly criticized the Bush policy, but the serving generals could not. They could have, only with a resignation in hand. It is no great mystery, why the retired generals can see the falsehood but the serving generals cannot."

"Muslims, Christians, and Jews have common principles of faith, worship, and moral values and face common dangers."

"While many Muslims around the world regard Saudi Arabia an Islamic state, the truth is quite opposite."

"Five decades ago Pakistan’s first Prime Minister Liaquat Ali Khan visited the United States and met with the captains of American trade and industry. Back then in 1950, these industrialists promised all possible military and economic assistance in case Pakistan recognized Israel. Unlike the present dictator, Liaquat Ali Khan in his gentle tone replied: “Gentleman! Our soul is not for sale.”

"Much of Pakistan’s media is now swamped with writers staking putatively ‘nationalist’ positions on the question of recognizing Israel. Suddenly, these writers are beginning to discover endless – and vital – advantages that will begin to flow to Pakistan once it normalizes relations with Israel. It only remains for these deluded Pakistanis now to celebrate the ancient ties – going back to Abraham – that have always bound the two fraternal nations. If the Zionists themselves were making Pakistan’s case for recognition, they could not have sounded more specious."