Israel Antiquities Authority (IAA) approves of building museum on ancient Muslim cemetery
By Meron Rapoport, Haaretz Correspondent
The Israel Antiquities Authority (IAA) told the High Court of Justice that it was prepared to allow construction of the Museum of Tolerance on the site of an ancient Muslim cemetery in Jerusalem's Mamila area, although an important archaeologist had determined that the excavation was far from complete.
In the opinion, to be submitted to the court Wednesday, Dr. Raphael Greenberg of Tel Aviv University states that the IAA archaeologist excavating the area wrote in his concluding report that there were at least 800 graves still left in the area and that he unequivocably recommended prohibiting construction there.
However, an IAA report submitted to the High Court in January makes no mention of this recommendation and states there is "no need" for continued excavation, and construction of the Museum of Tolerance could proceed.
Greenberg said the maps the IAA presented to the court are "in opposition to the reality in the area," because they show that excavation is complete in areas where it has not even begun. Greenberg notes that the IAA defined the Mamila cemetery, which has been a Muslim burial ground since the Middle Ages, as one Jerusalem's special archaeological sites.
Whether it is destroying Muslim holy sites in Jerusalem or committing sacrilege against an ancient Muslim cemetary, it's obvious the Israeli's are bound and determined to wipe out any and all remains of the extensive Arabic culture that permeated ancient Palestine.
The Israeli's want to wipe away any Muslim vestiges of Occupied Palestine so they can rewrite history for future generations.
A history that like the Holocaust™, will be shoved down people's throats and dripped into their minds like some insidioius narcotic drug.
A drug that has been being injected directly into the cerebral cortex of Americans for the past 60 years.
