Comments by "Sandy Tatham" (@sandytatham3592) on "Mansur Ashkar" channel.

The majority of Iranian people are no longer Muslim, thankfully. See Gamaan survey 2020 “Iranian’s Attitude Towards Religion”…🙏🇮🇱💙
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@ranwest2213 : Thank you. Am watching it now and it's great!!! Brigette had a very eventful early life in Lebanon and she's a wonderful speaker.
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Your videos are great Mansur, especially because you have a unique perspective from your varied experiences. I hope you can answer this question. The scriptures of Islam appear to obligate Muslims to live under sharia, or to struggle and agitate to bring sharia to wherever they are living. So how can we trust ANY person who says they are a practising Muslim? How do we know they won't wake up one day and choose to follow the path of holy war against us? How do we know they won't simply put into practice #jihad by immigration? Islam is not compatible with cultures founded on Judeo-Christian values.
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@abupinhus : They know a lot about the Israeli experience from their Druze family members who live in the Israeli side of the Golan Heights. Israel would protect them from their neighbours in Syria. That's the point.
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@leoninocat5070 : Israel should extend her borders if it gives more security to her citizens. There is no longer any agreement with Syria. The old government has gone.
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@QabilAGhor : Israel's first priority is to provide security for its citizens. Israel is surrounded by Islamic #jihadists who want to massacre them.
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@sgabig : Are these "ethnic Russians" in physical danger from the Ukrainians? In the same way that the Syrian Druze are in danger from the Islamic jihadist regime which has taken power in Damascus?
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@abupinhus : Let's hope for the best...🙏
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@utataralis9239 : You mean the Russian minority in Donbass are in danger? I'm sorry to hear that. But the Donbass region is legally part of Ukraine under the principle of uti possidetis juris so maybe the Russians who feel they are in danger should leave? It's a sad fact of war and the creation of new countries that over 80 million people have been displaced in the last 110 years. When they found they didn't fit with their new country, they accepted the sad reality and moved on, finding citizenship in another suitable country. The Syrian Druze, and other non-Sunni Muslim minorities of Syria, might also have to consider that option.
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Maybe they could be something like Puerto Rico is to the US? A self-governing Israeli territory?
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