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	<title>Comments on: Dhimmitude doesn&#8217;t help the Pali Christians</title>
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		<title>By: cassandra</title>
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		<description>In an article, Letter from Bethlehem in Al Age&#039;s A2, p13, the disgusting Jason Koutsoukis writes about the Tabash family of Arab Christians who turn out Christian souvenirs and employ Muslim women in their factory. He writes:
&quot;It seemed a fitting trope for the transformation of Bethlehem from a Christian village into what is now a predominantly Islamic city of nearly 30,000 people.
&quot;We have seen many Christians move away,&quot; says Tabash. &quot;Mostly because the long war with the Israelis makes it difficult to do business, so we have become a minority here now.&quot;

Yes, it&#039;s all the fault of the Jews. Nothing to do with Islam!</description>
		<content:encoded><![CDATA[<p>In an article, Letter from Bethlehem in Al Age&#8217;s A2, p13, the disgusting Jason Koutsoukis writes about the Tabash family of Arab Christians who turn out Christian souvenirs and employ Muslim women in their factory. He writes:<br />
&#8220;It seemed a fitting trope for the transformation of Bethlehem from a Christian village into what is now a predominantly Islamic city of nearly 30,000 people.<br />
&#8220;We have seen many Christians move away,&#8221; says Tabash. &#8220;Mostly because the long war with the Israelis makes it difficult to do business, so we have become a minority here now.&#8221;</p>
<p>Yes, it&#8217;s all the fault of the Jews. Nothing to do with Islam!</p>
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