Of course, it would necessarily be a short-term alliance…one that would likely end in sectarian violence (if not an all-out civil war) once capitalism had been overthrown.

The only fear I have is that Marxists and Nationalists will alter their platforms in an attempt to capitalize on this, and thus compromise some of their principles in the process. But if Muslims know that this will never happen, then by all means we should welcome their support.

Anti-imperialism as one form of the active struggle of the peoples of the East against neocolonialism is progressive in its very essence. If the struggle takes place under slogans with a religious coloring, the anti-imperialist essence of the struggle does not change. The struggle against neocolonialism is in the vital interests of all free nations and it deserves the utmost support.

The problems of race, ethnicity and religion are exacerbated by the flow of capital to imperialist countries who rely on disturbances and disunity amongst oppressed peoples. The Jews in Israel are a bourgeois entity, and their bourgeois nationalism and state ought to smashed. Likewise, Israeli Arabs are a bourgeoisified group that must choose sides – either with the oppressed Arabs or the ruling class of Jews.

Whatever solution is implemented, “religious realism” must be considered. It isn’t feasible for Jews and Hardcore Muslims to live together. Muslims and Jews will still dislike each other, just because of religion, and not only because of material conditions, or because of any perceived moral highground that one group believes it has over the other. This isn’t exclusive to the two groups; obviously Shias dislike Sunnis, and secular Jews dislike religious Jews. Muslims and Jews dislike each other not only because one group is oppressing another, but also because of philosophy. Even if you blame material conditions, then what happens when Islam has the upper hand on that? It isn’t realistic that there will be a giant conversion away from Islam into any secular ideology that would tolerate Judaism. Remember that we are not talking about Saddam Hussein here, or secular Arabs, but true committed and hardcore Muslims who are loyal to that rather than anything else. So it is unavoidable that Jews will still have a strategy of some kind to maintain themselves independently of Islamic rule, perhaps in another geographic location, perhaps even not inside the middle east, and certainly not under the current leadership Israel has. But certainly not under the Sharia law; that would just be a geopolitical disaster waiting to happen.