Presbyterian Church gathering pace

I referred earlier (here and here) to the US Presbyterian Church, getting heavily involved in Middle-East politics, on the side of the Jew-killers, like Hezbollah and Syra. Well, it seems they're only just getting started. This WND article reports on the Church's wish for peace and justice for the 'Palestinians':

"We are interested in peace and justice for Palestinians as well as in the relationship between Syria and Lebanon and Syria and Israel," delegation coordinator Peter Sulyok is quoted as saying.

They're not that interested in peace and justice for Israel. But that must be because you just can't talk to those bad, mean Jews.

ADL noted a comment made by one of the Presbyterians who took part in Sunday's meeting with the Hezbollah leader.

"As an elder of our church, I'd like to say that according to my recent experience, relations and conversations with Islamic leaders are a lot easier than dealings and dialogue with Jewish leaders," the group quotes Elder Ronald Stone as saying.

Stone of Pittsburgh, Pa., reportedly praised Hezbollah at the meeting, saying, "We treasure the precious words of Hezbollah and your expression of goodwill toward the American people."

"treasure the precious words of Hezbollah." Arguably the largest and best organized terrorist organization in the world. Designated as such by the US Government.
And I wonder why the Jews are not that keen to talk to them. I couldn't be because of the divestment moves, or the rest of the activities that unequivocally place them on the side of the terrorists? Nah, that couldn't be it.

Try keep in mind, this is a major CHURCH we're talking about. So what's next? Donations?