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   British Jewish group calls for dismantlement of Zionist state   
   Group: news:talk.politics.mideast Date: Wed, Apr 21, 2010, 8:10am From:   
   kayedhom@gmail.com (Kayed Al-kuffar)   
      
   British Jewish group calls for dismantlement of Zionist state   
      
   London, IRNA -- Representatives of a Jewish religious group has called   
   for the dismantlement of Israel as the root cause of tension and   
   violence in the Middle East.   
    The Neturei Karta representatives made the call at a one-day   
   International conference on terrorism attended by Jewish, Christian and   
   Muslim religious leaders and politicians here Tuesday.   
   A member of the group, J. Konig, elaborating on his statements at the   
   conference told IRNA: "I want to see the dismantlement of the state and   
   the peaceful coexistence of Jews with Arabs and the Arab rule."   
   He added: "Like we live everywhere, like we live in London, like we live   
   in any part of the world, we just want to be citizens, we don't want to   
   be rulers we want to be ruled."   
      
    Another member of the group regretted the `bad image´ the Israeli   
   government has created of the Jews and caused world people to have a   
   wrong impression of Judaism. Rabbi A Grohman, a Netuei Karta leader,   
   elaborated on the establishment of the Zionist regime and said it was   
   behind spread of corruption among a number of Jews. Condemning any act   
   of violence which leads to loss of life of innocent people, he   
   considered establishment of Zionist government in the occupied Palestine   
   as a factor for outbreak of disputes between Muslims and Jews. He added   
   that before the establishment of the Zionist regime, Muslims, Christians   
   and Jews lived in peace in the Palestine region. Neturei Karta has a   
   considerable number of followers in Britain.   
   Meanwhile, Rabbai Hershal Gluck, Chairman of the Muslim-Jewish Forum of   
   the UK, in his speech titled "Looking at the past through the prism of   
   the future", condemned terrorism as a phenomenon about destroying   
   innocent lives.   
      
   "Too many mothers have cried for the loss of their children, and too   
   many children for their parents," he said, stressing: "It is high time   
   to look at what divides us. It is time to call an end to the cycle."   
   Jewish, Christian and Muslim religious leaders discussed the topic of   
   terrorism in the wake of the Sept. 11 attacks on American targets in New   
   York and Washington.   
   The one-day international conference was sponsored by the Institute of   
   Islamic Studies affiliated to the Islamic Center of England. Speakers   
   including religious personalities, politicians, university professors   
   and intellectuals from Britain, the United States and Iran expressed   
   their viewpoints regarding terrorism and the current conflicts in   
   Afghanistan and the Middle East. ,   
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