...is that a). it exists, and b). is not Arab.
Proof? Consider the Berbers in Algeria, the black Sudanese in Sudan, the Kurds in Iraq, Iran, and Turkey, the Christian and Druze in Lebanon, the Copts in Egypt, etc., etc., etc.
In all these cases--in fact, in the case of *every* *single* non-Arab/Muslim minority in the Arab world--the Arab response to the intolerable existence of non-Arabs in their mist was the same: attempted, and sometimes succesful, ethnic cleansing and genocide, opression, and violence.
You see, the Muslim Arab world sees ONLY Arab Muslims--and nobody else--as having any rights in the area. That, and not the "evils of zionism", is the real cause of the war.
There is, by the way, a precedent to this idea that only certain nations in a geographical area are "really" authentic and "really" deserve rights. It is the nazi idea of "Lebensraum" and the fascist idea of the middeteranian as "mare nostrum".
Proof? Consider the Berbers in Algeria, the black Sudanese in Sudan, the Kurds in Iraq, Iran, and Turkey, the Christian and Druze in Lebanon, the Copts in Egypt, etc., etc., etc.
In all these cases--in fact, in the case of *every* *single* non-Arab/Muslim minority in the Arab world--the Arab response to the intolerable existence of non-Arabs in their mist was the same: attempted, and sometimes succesful, ethnic cleansing and genocide, opression, and violence.
You see, the Muslim Arab world sees ONLY Arab Muslims--and nobody else--as having any rights in the area. That, and not the "evils of zionism", is the real cause of the war.
There is, by the way, a precedent to this idea that only certain nations in a geographical area are "really" authentic and "really" deserve rights. It is the nazi idea of "Lebensraum" and the fascist idea of the middeteranian as "mare nostrum".
