"...individualism threatens the social fabric of British society through the erosion of family values and violation of civil rights. Left unquestioned and unchecked, individualism will result in the fragmentation of both Muslim and non-Muslim communities."

"...a decision should be taken, to confiscate the lands and the ill-gotten wealth of the Vaderas, who do not cultivate their own lands. The holding should be limited to one square of land, enough for them to meet their both end meals. The rest of the land should be distributed amongst the Mazaras who actually work on the lands. India took this step long time ago and got rid of the feudal lords."

"While there are many issues that can and should be delegated, issues of national security and negotiations are the domain of the president. If he doesn't take charge in areas that the average Palestinian can see, he will soon be bypassed by a younger, more assertive leaders."

"...Pakistan is not given much publicity in the West as a great tourist destination. When I told my Canadian friends that I would be traveling to Pakistan, some frowned and asked, "whatever for?" Others thought it was a risky idea, for several reasons..."

"What we are celebrating may not in fact, be the birth date of Jesus, but rather perhaps we are celebrating Jesus, and we can do this any day of the year, and should do it everyday of the year, and make it a cause to promote peace on earth, and goodwill toward men and women, and children of all faiths and nations."

"The next Israeli government will have to find a way to move forward, despite these problematic prospects for the Palestinian future."

"...the liberal leaders of Turkey’s foreign policy have their own reasons for keeping away from Israel. They think that Turkey has a real opportunity to join the EU, and that is why they tend to coordinate with the European view concerning a number of issues such as Iran’s nuclear armament, the Great Middle East project and the Arab-Israeli conflict."

"In Israel, the split in the Likud party and the return of the Labor party as an active opposition, is bringing some dynamism to a stagnant political scene and engaging again a public that had become despondent and apathetic. The absence of any debate or opposition in Israel had given carte blanche to the right wing Israeli government to build material and psychological walls. Paradoxically, these walls created a kind of ghetto for Israelis as well as the cantons they created for Palestinians."