Actually, Haman was supposedly Assyrian, and Ahmadinejad's "country man" would therefore technically be Xerxes, the Persian King who - once again - saved the Jews. Anyway, if the Bible is history, remember that we only have one side of the story of what happened back then! What any of this has to do with the Palestinian-Israeli conflict is beyond me.
Actually, Haman was supposedly Assyrian, and Ahmadinejad's "country man" would therefore technically be Xerxes, the Persian King who - once again - saved the Jews. Anyway, if the Bible is history, remember that we only have one side of the story of what happened back then! What any of this has to do with the Palestinian-Israeli conflict is beyond me.
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Actually, Haman was supposedly Assyrian, and Ahmadinejad's "country man" would therefore technically be Xerxes, the Persian King who - once again - saved the Jews. Anyway, if the Bible is history, remember that we only have one side of the story of what happened back then! What any of this has to do with the Palestinian-Israeli conflict is beyond me.
By Anonymous, at December 15, 2006
Actually, Haman was supposedly Assyrian, and Ahmadinejad's "country man" would therefore technically be Xerxes, the Persian King who - once again - saved the Jews. Anyway, if the Bible is history, remember that we only have one side of the story of what happened back then! What any of this has to do with the Palestinian-Israeli conflict is beyond me.
By Anonymous, at December 15, 2006
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