ON the day the Royal Navy’s hostages were released, I chanced to be reading a poem from Reflections on Islam, a terrific collection of essays by George Jonas. The verse is by Nizar Qabbani, and it is his ode to the intifada:
O mad people of Gaza,
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ON the day the Royal Navy’s hostages were released, I chanced to be reading a poem from Reflections on Islam, a terrific collection of essays by George Jonas. The verse is by Nizar Qabbani, and it is his ode to the intifada:
O mad people of Gaza,

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Mark Steyn is an international bestselling author, a Top 41 recording artist, and a leading Canadian human-rights activist.
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ON the day the Royal Navy’s hostages were released, I chanced to be reading a poem from Reflections on Islam, a terrific collection of essays by George Jonas. The verse is by Nizar Qabbani, and it is his ode to the intifada:
O mad people of Gaza,
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About the Author
Mark Steyn is an international bestselling author, a Top 41 recording artist, and a leading Canadian human-rights activist.
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