Quote by David Frum, from, October 12, 20

By abrogating all moral standards in their war against Israel, Arab and Muslim leaders initiated a process of moral collapse that has ended by soaking their own societies in blood. The terror they intended to inflict only upon others has rebounded with a hundred times greater horror upon their own lands.http://www.aei.org/publications/pubID.21369,filter.all/pub_detail.asp


By abrogating all moral standards in their war against Israe

Summary

This quote highlights the consequences faced by Arab and Muslim leaders who disregarded moral principles during their conflict with Israel. It suggests that by eroding moral standards in their pursuit of victory, these leaders unintentionally brought immense suffering upon their own societies. The intended acts of terror aimed at others have ultimately backfired, leading to widespread bloodshed within their own lands. The quote implies that the abandonment of moral principles in any conflict can have severe repercussions and serves as a cautionary tale about the importance of ethical considerations in warfare.

By David Frum, from, October 12, 20
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