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====Candidly by a recent Arab leader: on the inciting lie====
====Candidly by a recent Arab leader: on the inciting lie====
Of the Arab-Muslim Sultan of [[Oman]], in February-2019:<ref>Jared Kushner, [https://www.jpost.com/middle-east/article-713823 What did the sultan of Oman think about Israel, Palestinians? excerpt], ''JPost'', August 5 2022.</ref><blockquote>
Of the Arab-Muslim Sultan of [[Oman]], in February-2019:<ref>Jared Kushner, [https://www.jpost.com/middle-east/article-713823 What did the sultan of Oman think about Israel, Palestinians? excerpt], ''JPost'', August 5 2022.</ref><blockquote>
Going further than other leaders, he expressed his disappointment that for years the Arab media had spread a false narrative that Israel wanted to destroy the mosque. This lie was commonly believed in most Muslim nations, and it needed to be addressed. The sultan clearly sympathized with Abbas, explaining how, for years, Arab leaders had deliberately stoked the conflict between Israel and the Palestinians to deflect attention from their own domestic shortcomings and rally popular support.
Going further than other leaders, he expressed his disappointment that for years the [[Arab]] [[media]] had spread a [[false]] [[narrative]] that [[Israel]] wanted to destroy the mosque. This lie was commonly believed in most Muslim nations, and it needed to be addressed. The sultan clearly sympathized with Abbas, explaining how, for years, Arab leaders had deliberately stoked the conflict between Israel and the Palestinians to deflect attention from their own domestic shortcomings and rally popular support.
He was candid about the fact that, in the past, Arab countries had publicly put pressure on the Palestinians to stand up to Israel and not be traitors. Then, to my surprise, he admitted that these public statements often contrasted with what Arab leaders would say privately, when they were much more willing to admit the benefits that Israel brought to the region.</blockquote>
He was candid about the fact that, in the past, Arab countries had publicly put pressure on the Palestinians to stand up to Israel and not be traitors. Then, to my surprise, he admitted that these public statements often contrasted with what Arab leaders would say privately, when they were much more willing to admit the benefits that Israel brought to the region.</blockquote>