No sneakiness intended, Jim C. Honest. :) Perhaps I should have worded it differently. I just put emphasis on Jews and Palestinian Christians because professing Christians of the past have had a very sour history in their treatment of Jews (German Christians). I talked about Palestinian Christians because I think they're stuck in a situation that's beyond their control. You're right, though, about just loving people anyway, whatever their religion or location is.

I'd like to know the link too. I was shocked when I read that.

How a person can be a Greek Orthodox Christian and a terrorist is beyond me. It's wrong to tack the name 'Christian' on to everything.
I just wanted to talk about, though, about the true Christians in the Palestinian areas who are persecuted for their faith. Often they are forgotten because they are in the midst of the Israel/Palestine crisis. I just wanted to mention them. There are true believers in the Palestinian areas. Maybe you can check out their story here: http://www.cbn.com/cbnnews/insideisrael/2009/Dece...

The Presbyterian Church USA is not helping by anti-Semetic. God calls Christians to love one another; they would be known by their love. Hatred is dishonorable to God and does not help the Jews or Palestinian Christians. How can Christians reach lost sinners for Christ if they hate Jews?