Wafa Sultan is at it again.

Following are excerpts from an interview with Arab-American psychiatrist Wafa Sultan, which aired on Al-Hayat TV on May 29, 2008. In it, she blasts Islam, the Prophet Muhamad and Sheik Al-Qaradhawi and states: "When you criticize their prophet, Muslims feels as if you chopped off their noses." She calls Islam "a political doctrine that imposes itself by force," and not a religion.

But what's most interesting is that she discusses the Israel-'Palestinian' conflict:
The Israeli-Palestinian conflict is a religious conflict. I support the Palestinian cause. I support the Palestinian children. I lose sleep over the suffering of Palestinian women. I cannot even step on an ant, so how could I possibly be against them? This is inconceivable. This is a political conflict, and they should ask their leaders about what they have done to resolve the problem. But the problem is rooted in religion. A week or two ago, I read a short story in an Islamic book, according to which Muhammad was walking with some of his followers when they heard a commotion. They asked him: "What is this, Messenger of Allah?" He said: "These are the Jews being tormented in the grave." Regardless of the conflicts Muhammad had with the Jews back then, this statement indicates that the graves of their ancestors were in Saudi Arabia, correct?

Interviewer: Yes.

Wafa Sultan: They are people of this region, as is evident from the Islamic books and the Koran itself.
She's at least partly right. Jews have lived in this region for 3000 years, and the conflict is religious and not political. Because it is religious, the Arabs will never accept a Jewish state in this region, and therefore there can be no political solution. (less info)