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Gabriel views the Arab–Israeli conflict as being intractable because the Arab world refuses to accept the right of a Jewish state to exist.  She cites examples such as the Iranian Revolution of 1979 and the rise of Hamas as bringing to the forefront radical Islamic ideologies that are rooted in "religious hatred, humiliation, and resentment" of Israel and the West.<ref>Gabriel, Because They Hate, 2006, p. 173-174.</ref>  Gabriel believes this can be seen in the Israeli–"Palestinian" conflict where, in her view, "Palestinian" nationalism has largely been replaced by "holy obligation" motivating adherents to commit "terrorist murder."<ref>Gabriel, Because They Hate, 2006, p. 181.</ref>  She states that the legitimization of "Palestinian" suicide attacks within Israel has now evolved to where, "Islamists believe that they may commit mass murder anywhere in the world to advance their holy cause." As a result, she believes the world now suffers "from a plague of Islamic terrorism... authored and perfected by the Palestinians."<ref>Gabriel, Because They Hate, 2006, p. 182.</ref>

Gabriel views the Arab–Israeli conflict as being intractable because the Arab world refuses to accept the right of a Jewish state to exist.  She cites examples such as the Iranian Revolution of 1979 and the rise of Hamas as bringing to the forefront radical Islamic ideologies that are rooted in "religious hatred, humiliation, and resentment" of Israel and the West.<ref>Gabriel, Because They Hate, 2006, p. 173-174.</ref>  Gabriel believes this can be seen in the Israeli–"Palestinian" conflict where, in her view, "Palestinian" nationalism has largely been replaced by "holy obligation" motivating adherents to commit "terrorist murder."<ref>Gabriel, Because They Hate, 2006, p. 181.</ref>  She states that the legitimization of "Palestinian" suicide attacks within Israel has now evolved to where, "Islamists believe that they may commit mass murder anywhere in the world to advance their holy cause." As a result, she believes the world now suffers "from a plague of Islamic terrorism... authored and perfected by the Palestinians."<ref>Gabriel, Because They Hate, 2006, p. 182.</ref>

With regard to the proposed two-state solution, Gabriel states: "Forcing Israel to accept a two-state solution is not going to work unless the Palestinians first are forced to clean up their act and eliminate hatred from their schoolbooks, teach tolerance to their people, and preach acceptance of Israel and the Jews as a neighbor."<ref name="An inside ally">{{cite web|url=http://www.jpost.com/Magazine/Features/Article.aspx?id=146686}}</ref>  According to Gabriel, since Islamic supremacism views the destruction of Israel alongside the United States as "a parallel strategic objective", she therefore sees the survival of Israel as being of paramount importance as a vanguard of Western culture and as "the only Western-style nation in the Middle East, one that Arabs despise, feel threatened by, and vow to destroy."<ref>Gabriel, Because They Hate, 2006,  p. 169,184</ref>

With regard to the proposed two-state solution, Gabriel states: "Forcing Israel to accept a two-state solution is not going to work unless the Palestinians first are forced to clean up their act and eliminate hatred from their schoolbooks, teach tolerance to their people, and preach acceptance of Israel and the Jews as a neighbor."<ref name="An inside ally">{{cite web|url=https://www.jpost.com/Magazine/Features/Article.aspx?id=146686}}</ref>  According to Gabriel, since Islamic supremacism views the destruction of Israel alongside the United States as "a parallel strategic objective", she therefore sees the survival of Israel as being of paramount importance as a vanguard of Western culture and as "the only Western-style nation in the Middle East, one that Arabs despise, feel threatened by, and vow to destroy."<ref>Gabriel, Because They Hate, 2006,  p. 169,184</ref>

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