Hamas lauds anti-siege positions of Egypt's new FM

[P F Tinmore]

GAZA, (PIC)-- Hamas has lauded positions held by newly named Egyptian Foreign Minister Nabil al-Arabi.

Arabi had written an article for the Egyptian Al Shurooq newspaper on February 19 criticizing the country's foreign policy during the term of his predecessor Ahmed Aboul-Gheit, and strongly condemning the blockade imposed on the Gaza Strip.

”Egyptian foreign policy should not be characterized with major violations of fundamental principles in international law, such as the position Egypt has taken towards the siege imposed on the Gaza Strip,” the article reads.

Hamas lauds anti-siege positions of Egypt's new FM

 

[PoliticalChic]

GAZA, (PIC)-- Hamas has lauded positions held by newly named Egyptian Foreign Minister Nabil al-Arabi.

Arabi had written an article for the Egyptian Al Shurooq newspaper on February 19 criticizing the country's foreign policy during the term of his predecessor Ahmed Aboul-Gheit, and strongly condemning the blockade imposed on the Gaza Strip.

”Egyptian foreign policy should not be characterized with major violations of fundamental principles in international law, such as the position Egypt has taken towards the siege imposed on the Gaza Strip,” the article reads.

Hamas lauds anti-siege positions of Egypt's new FM

1. Developments in Egypt: There are representatives of the Muslim Brotherhood in the group that is writing a constitution for Egypt…and their input will produce an Islamist document.Egypt’s Writing of A New Constitution Holds Little or No Room for Egyptian Chrisitans and Women | Chandler's Watch

a. In a Friday sermon delivered by Sheikh Yusuf Al-Qaradawi, perhaps the leading current intellectual force behind the Muslim Brotherhood, the imam delivered a blistering diatribe to an estimated crowd of 1M gathered at Tahrir Square, Cairo, urging war with Israel and conquest of Jerusalem. Sheikh Al-Qaradawi, Friday Prayers In Tahrir Square - "Pray-by PipeLineNews.org

b. Two important things happened during Qaradawi’s appearance in Cairo. First, his handlers refused to allow Google’s Egyptian Internet revolutionary Wael Ghonim to join the cleric on the dais. For anyone willing to notice, Qaradawi’s message in spurning Ghonim was indisputable. As far as the jihadists are concerned, Ghonim and his fellow Internet activists are the present day equivalent of Lenin’s useful idiots. Our World: The Westhttp://www.jpost.com/Opinion/Columnists/Article.aspx?id=210244

c. In an ominous sign of things to come in Egypt, Christians were called upon during Friday’s service held in Cairo’s Tahrir Square, to bow down and submit to Allah….the words can only mean one thing; that Christians must bow down and submit to Allah and eventually live under Sharia rule. Tahrir Square

2. The Obama administration has supported the defeat of regimes allied with the United States, with a view toward more popular governments. Rumor has it he is pressing the Saudis to allow a constitutional monarchy, consistent with the following: “The calls came after several petitions from intellectuals and activists were addressed to King Abdullah urging him to introduce major reforms, including establishing a constitutional monarchy, allowing elections and improving women rights.” Saudi interior ministry says protests illegal - Yahoo! News

 

[P F Tinmore]

GAZA, (PIC)-- Palestinian premier Ismail Haneyya congratulated his Egyptian counterpart Isam Sharaf on winning the confidence of the Egyptian people and wished his government every success in serving its people and restoring Egypt's leading role in the region.

During phone conversation with Sharaf on Monday evening, premier Haneyya expressed his confidence that the Egyptian leadership and government would work on lifting the blockade on Gaza and open the Rafah border crossing.

The Palestinian premier expressed hope that Egypt would rise stronger and more successful following the popular uprising.

For his part, the Egyptian premier expressed his thanks to Haneyya for his phone call and highlighted his support for the Palestinian people's rights and aspirations.

Haneyya congratulates his Egyptian counterpart on prime ministry

 

[High_Gravity]

If Egypt becomes an Islamic theocracy they can kiss their tourism industry goodbye, think about it how many people are living up to vacation in Iran?

 

[PoliticalChic]

If Egypt becomes an Islamic theocracy they can kiss their tourism industry goodbye, think about it how many people are living up to vacation in Iran?

1. Egypt…in an Islamist theocracy wanting tourism? I think not.


a. In 1981, President Sadat was assassinated by an Islamist cell in the Egyptian army.

b. While the Muslim Brotherhood infiltrated and dominated the professional guilds, such as doctors, lawyers, engineers, etc., it oversaw the birth of two more radical branches, the Islamist Group of Sheikh Omar Abdel Rahman, and the Islamic Jihad of Dr. Ayman al-Zawahiri: the wanted nothing to do with modernity, so, of course, they murdered secular intellectuals.

c. They also launched repeated violent attacks on Coptic Christians. And tourists, such as the massacre of 58 tourists at Luxor in ’97.d. Searching for Jews to attack, they thought a group of 18 Greek tourists in Cairo were Jews, and were duly massacred. Such is the urge to cleanse Muslim lands of foreign impurities.

e. Not actually in Egypt, Sheikh Rahman had fled to Brooklyn, where he conceived of a new hobby, murdering New Yorkers randomly.

2. In the early ‘50’s, Qutb had abandoned his original, traditional idea that jihad was a defensive struggle, in favor of a more radical and aggressive notion that jihad was a struggle for all mankind. Al Qaeda picked up on this and launched a global struggle. Fitting, as Qutb had spoken against the narrow notion of Arab nationalism, and for a broader notion of Islam. Moreover, Qutb had declared that all but a few Muslims were jahili barbarians, making it open season on the main Muslim powers.
The above from Berman's book, "Terror and Liberalism."

 

[Jos]

no link?

 

[PoliticalChic]

no link?

Link to what?

 

[PoliticalChic]

GAZA, (PIC)-- Palestinian premier Ismail Haneyya congratulated his Egyptian counterpart Isam Sharaf on winning the confidence of the Egyptian people and wished his government every success in serving its people and restoring Egypt's leading role in the region.

During phone conversation with Sharaf on Monday evening, premier Haneyya expressed his confidence that the Egyptian leadership and government would work on lifting the blockade on Gaza and open the Rafah border crossing.

The Palestinian premier expressed hope that Egypt would rise stronger and more successful following the popular uprising.

For his part, the Egyptian premier expressed his thanks to Haneyya for his phone call and highlighted his support for the Palestinian people's rights and aspirations.

Haneyya congratulates his Egyptian counterpart on prime ministry

For an extensive list of murders of tourists in Egypt:

Egyptian Tourist Massacres - Kempon Hokke

 

[The Infidel]

I will continue to look at the pyramids in a magazine... screw going to that God forsaken country.

 

[hipeter924]

I will continue to look at the pyramids in a magazine... screw going to that God forsaken country.

I shouldn't be spreading ironies, but the psychotic hatred people have of the US/UK and the west in Libya is going to cost them their freedom. By the time a no-fly zone is put in place Ghadaffi will have likely won.

 

[PoliticalChic]

I will continue to look at the pyramids in a magazine... screw going to that God forsaken country.

When one sees threads like this one, almost daily, and they inadvertently reveal the horrors of this psycopathic mass movement, doesn't the question arise as to whether or not the world is truly predicated on a rational basis?

How is it that, after the experience of similar forms of insanity in the 20th century, the entire
world doesn't rise up as one and squash the perveyors of these constant hideous, massacres.

So it seems that the vaunted promises of the French Revolution, i.e., replacing superstition with reason, has proven an empty boast.

When will it be enough.

 

[PoliticalChic]

I will continue to look at the pyramids in a magazine... screw going to that God forsaken country.

I shouldn't be spreading ironies, but the psychotic hatred people have of the US/UK and the west in Libya is going to cost them their freedom. By the time a no-fly zone is put in place Ghadaffi will have likely won.

Has it occurred to you, as it has to me, that the administration was far more vociferous in calling for replacing Mubarak, than Gaddafi?

 

[hipeter924]

I will continue to look at the pyramids in a magazine... screw going to that God forsaken country.

I shouldn't be spreading ironies, but the psychotic hatred people have of the US/UK and the west in Libya is going to cost them their freedom. By the time a no-fly zone is put in place Ghadaffi will have likely won.

Has it occurred to you, as it has to me, that the administration was far more vociferous in calling for replacing Mubarak, than Gaddafi?

Well as I understand it, Gaddafi is a likable figure, is it any surprise that many in the administration don't want to act either.

 

[ekrem]

GAZA, (PIC)-- Hamas has lauded positions held by newly named Egyptian Foreign Minister Nabil al-Arabi.

Arabi had written an article for the Egyptian Al Shurooq newspaper on February 19 criticizing the country's foreign policy during the term of his predecessor Ahmed Aboul-Gheit, and strongly condemning the blockade imposed on the Gaza Strip.

”Egyptian foreign policy should not be characterized with major violations of fundamental principles in international law, such as the position Egypt has taken towards the siege imposed on the Gaza Strip,” the article reads.

Hamas lauds anti-siege positions of Egypt's new FM

If it's a 100 meter sprint, we have left 50 meters behind.
The rest of the 50 meters will be leaving the Egyptian Army behind in the coming months.

 

[Jroc]

Egypt: Christian shot and killed in clashes following destruction of church by Muslims


Remember what started all of this. A relationship between a Christian man and a Muslim woman, and a mob of thousands of outraged Muslims. And note how the attack on the church is described in the passive voice below: "Christians were protesting for the second day over a church in Helwan on the outskirts of the capital that was set on fire Sunday after a row sparked by a relationship between a Christian man and a Muslim woman."

That's also one heck of a "row," with an estimated 4000 Muslims in the mob, but it fits a broader pattern in the media of trying to make Muslim attacks on Christians sound more like the product of mutual "tensions" than Islamic supremacist aggression. It seems almost an unwritten rule that Christians cannot be victims, and Muslims cannot be villains. More on this story. "One dead as Muslims, Christians clash in Cairo," by Shaimaa Fayed for Reuters, March 8 (thanks to all who sent this in):

CAIRO (Reuters) - One Christian youth was shot dead Tuesday during a protest between 1,300 Christians and Muslims who were throwing stones and Molotov cocktails at each other, a security source said.


Egypt: Christian shot and killed in clashes following destruction of church by Muslims - Jihad Watch

 

[High_Gravity]

Egypt: Christian shot and killed in clashes following destruction of church by Muslims


Remember what started all of this. A relationship between a Christian man and a Muslim woman, and a mob of thousands of outraged Muslims. And note how the attack on the church is described in the passive voice below: "Christians were protesting for the second day over a church in Helwan on the outskirts of the capital that was set on fire Sunday after a row sparked by a relationship between a Christian man and a Muslim woman."

That's also one heck of a "row," with an estimated 4000 Muslims in the mob, but it fits a broader pattern in the media of trying to make Muslim attacks on Christians sound more like the product of mutual "tensions" than Islamic supremacist aggression. It seems almost an unwritten rule that Christians cannot be victims, and Muslims cannot be villains. More on this story. "One dead as Muslims, Christians clash in Cairo," by Shaimaa Fayed for Reuters, March 8 (thanks to all who sent this in):

CAIRO (Reuters) - One Christian youth was shot dead Tuesday during a protest between 1,300 Christians and Muslims who were throwing stones and Molotov cocktails at each other, a security source said.


Egypt: Christian shot and killed in clashes following destruction of church by Muslims - Jihad Watch

A few years ago weren't Egyptian Christians talking about how safe and protected they are? now they are being chased in the streets like their brothers in Iraq and Pakistan, what a joke. The Palestinians will follow suit once they don't need them anymore.

 

[P F Tinmore]

It makes me wonder who is stirring that pot.

 

[High_Gravity]

It makes me wonder who is stirring that pot.

So the Israelis are responsible for Muslims not being able to live with their Christian brethren?

 

[P F Tinmore]

It makes me wonder who is stirring that pot.

So the Israelis are responsible for Muslims not being able to live with their Christian brethren?

It just seems like these divisions are instigated by outside sources. Is it just a coincidence that this is happening now?

 

[High_Gravity]

It makes me wonder who is stirring that pot.

So the Israelis are responsible for Muslims not being able to live with their Christian brethren?

It just seems like these divisions are instigated by outside sources. Is it just a coincidence that this is happening now?

If the Muslims really cared for their Christians in Egypt and Iraq they would not chase them into the streets killing them no matter what any outsider said.