csteele, interesting that you point to Iran to give an example of Muslim attitudes towards Jews - it was 10th century Persia which gave the world the yellow star of David, which Jews who lived in Persia had to wear, to make it easier for the authorities and populace to discriminate against them. This was the symbol the nazis chose when they wished to do the same.
And I haven't heard of Iran's Jewish members of parliament having any notable successes recently - any examples?
Jews are not even allowed to live in many Muslim-ruled countries - Jordan and Saudi Arabia spring to mind, and palestinian polls of palestinians consistently report that palestinians want no Jews in a (second) Muslim country for themselves. (And I agree with David's use and analysis of the term Palestinian.)