Absolutely no signs of introspection whatsoever at a conference on US-Islamic relations in Doha, Qatar, where Islamic scholars and hereditary dictators are once again seething and whining obsessively about a small country the size of New Jersey: U.S.-Islamic Conference Opens in Qatar.

Muslims criticized the United States for its strategic relationship with the Jewish state — and an American panelist said those ties would never change.

Opening the three-day conference organized by the Washington-based Brookings Institution, panelists noted that the United States and the Muslim world cannot afford to keep drifting apart.

“If we cannot contain and reverse the growing chasm between the West — and especially the United States — and the Islamic world, it will become the underlying structural flaw that will worsen many other problems,” including terrorism, the Middle East problem and global poverty, said panelist Richard Holbrooke, a former U.S. ambassador to the United Nations.

The Islamic world wonders why the international community does not put greater pressure on Israel to force a withdrawal from occupied Arab land, and why “all pressures fall on the Arab side alone,” said Qatar’s emir, Sheik Hamad bin Khalifa Al Thani.

“We believe that it is necessary for the United States, the sponsor of the peace process, and the international community, to further their efforts to end the continuing violence (in Israel),” Sheik Hamad said in Arabic.

“Stupid Americans! Why can’t you see how much better the world would be if you’d only let us wipe out those evil Jews?”

Of course, no mention was made of the Islamic world’s four wars of annihilation launched against Israel, or the insane antisemitic hatred preached by their spiritual leaders, or their support for a disgusting Palestinian terror war.