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Why are all IslamoNazil loving Jew haters blind to the terror, murder, oppression and persecution of Christians and minorities by Muslims?Roudy's not a cheek turner. Next time smack him with your broom.
[/QUOTE=Tarzan] @Sherri, being faith full is good, but don't forget the history; Your's are sandwiched by Jews and Arabics.
1.IMO: you should read more to find out that with out Jews you won't have x-tions;in other words you should thanks to Jews;
2.You should be careful with Arabics; May be you should know that you are included as the INFIDEL by the Arabs as a target for killing only because you are non believer.( If you are in love with some Arab guys , reconsider!)
3.You should weigh which is from Jews and Arabs are more dangerous to you ?( Many guys can tell you that "Arabs are more dangerous than Jews").Any volunteers?
4.I wonder where you live, but do you like Europe become Eurabia ? This is urgent situation recently, so Brows more videos and News.
5. Next, waiting your comment.Thanks.
tarzan9600,
I am trying to understand your comments here, but having a little difficulty, what History is it are you telling me I should not forget in your comments in 1?
The History for Christians in Palestine for the past 67 years is of a people living under Israeli Occupation and Israeli Apartheid, and their situation is addressed in the Kairos Palestine document below, a document written by Christians of Palestine.
"This document is the Christian Palestinians’ word to the world about what is happening in Palestine. It is written at this time when we wanted to see the Glory of the grace of God in this land and in the sufferings of its people. In this spirit the document requests the international community to stand by the Palestinian people who have faced oppression, displacement, suffering and clear apartheid for more than six decades. The suffering continues while the international community silently looks on at the occupying State, Israel. Our word is a cry of hope, with love, prayer and faith in God. We address it first of all to ourselves and then to all the churches and Christians in the world, asking them to stand against injustice and apartheid, urging them to work for a just peace in our region, calling on them to revisit theologies that justify crimes perpetrated against our people and the dispossession of the land.
In this historic document, we Palestinian Christians declare that the military occupation of our land is a sin against God and humanity, and that any theology that legitimizes the occupation is far from Christian teachings because true Christian theology is a theology of love and solidarity with the oppressed, a call to justice and equality among peoples.
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Please, read about the hardships Christians face in Palestine addressed in their very own Kairos Palestine document.
Sherri
Who Will Save the Christians in the Gaza Strip?
by Khaled Abu Toameh
July 20, 2012
"We only hear voices telling us not make too much noise. Today it is happening in the Gaza Strip, tomorrow it will take place in Bethlehem. In a few months, there will be no Christians left in Palestine." — Christian man, Gaza City
Are Palestinian Christians living in the Gaza Strip being kidnapped by Muslims who force them to convert to Islam?
This is a story that is considered taboo among many Palestinians, who prefer to lay all the blame only on Israel.
According to the Greek Orthodox Church in the Gaza Strip, at least five Christians have been kidnapped and forced to convert to Islam in recent weeks. If anyone has good reason to fear for his life it is Archbishop Alexios, head of the Greek Church in the Gaza Strip, who is spearheading the protests against persecution of Christians and forced conversions. In the past few days the archbishop has come under sharp criticism from many Palestinians and the Hamas government for daring to speak out about the plight of his community. Islamic groups and human rights activists in the Gaza Strip claimed that the Christians converted to Islam of their own free will. They even released a videotape of a young Christian man, Ramez al-Amash, 24, in which he declared that he had voluntarily abandoned his faith in favor of Islam.
The church blamed an unidentified terror group of being behind the forced conversions and called on the international community to intervene to save the Christians. Church leaders also accused a prominent Hamas man of being behind the kidnapping and forced conversion of a Christian woman, Huda Abu Daoud, and her three daughters. Shortly after she disappeared, the woman sent a message to her husband's mobile phone informing him that she and her daughters had converted to Islam. In a rare public protest, leaders and members of the 2,000-strong Christian community in the Gaza Strip staged a sit-in strike in the Gaza Strip this week to condemn the abductions and forced conversions in particular, and persecution at the hands of radical Muslims in general. The protest has further aggravated tensions between Muslims and Christians in the Gaza Strip, which has been under the control of Hamas since 2007. Leaders and members of the Christian community now fear reprisal attacks by Muslim extremists. Some have appealed to the Vatican and Christian groups and churches in the US, Canada and Europe for help.
But according to Christian families, the world does not seem to care about their plight. "We only hear voices telling us to stay where we are and to stop making too much noise," said a Christian man living in Gaza City. "If they continue to turn a blind eye to our tragedy, in a few months there will be no Christians left in Palestine. Today it's happening in the Gaza Strip, tomorrow it will take place in Bethlehem." The public protest by the Christians in the Gaza Strip is a first step in the right direction. This is a move that could finally draw the attention of the international community, including Church leaders across the US, to the real problems and dangers facing Palestinian Christians.
Radical Islam, and not checkpoints or a security fence, remains the main threat to defenseless Christians not only in the Palestinians territories, but in the entire Middle East as well.
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