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I was referring to Sharia Law.Depends on the country.What crimes are punishable by death?
For example, in Europe and Canada no crime merits the death penalty, whereas in America murderers can be executed.
The application of Sharia Law varies from country to country. ...I was referring to Sharia Law.
It seems stealing a loaf of bread is punishable by severing the hand.
Barbarism usually does.The application of Sharia Law varies from country to country. ...I was referring to Sharia Law.
It seems stealing a loaf of bread is punishable by severing the hand.
People in Europe think American's are barbaric for having and using the death penalty. ...Barbarism usually does.
Hmmm....The Death Penalty for Murder vs Severing Limbs for stealing a loaf of bread.People in Europe think American's are barbaric for having and using the death penalty. ...Barbarism usually does.
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Quit lying. ...Yes, you would believe beheading innocent people in public is the way to go.
I never said any thing about "innocent" people.
My post referenced convicted criminals.
Yes, you would believe beheading innocent people in public is the way to go.
Quit lying. ...
I never said any thing about "innocent" people.
My post referenced convicted criminals.
(COMMENT)Except that in your uncivilized “ Religion “ they behead innocent people
Don’t forget about “ HONOR KILLINGS “. They are BarbaricRE: Growing Arab Support For Israel
⁜→ ILOVEISRAEL, Sunni Man, et al,
BLUF: In the set of people that accept Sharia, what seems barbaric to us, maybe tacitly accepted and normal by the Barbarian.
Yes, you would believe beheading innocent people in public is the way to go.Quit lying. ...
I never said any thing about "innocent" people.
My post referenced convicted criminals.(COMMENT)Except that in your uncivilized “ Religion “ they behead innocent people
In a different cultural setting, one might be considered the social deviant by not adhering to the normal behavior (cutting people's hands-off).
◈ Rumor has it that men can have up to 4 wives;◈ Rumor has it that men can beat their wives for insubordination (Quran 4:34).
Most Respectfully,
R
Honor killings are cultural and not based on religion.Don’t forget about “ HONOR KILLINGS “. They are Barbaric
Honor killings are cultural and not based on religion.Don’t forget about “ HONOR KILLINGS “. They are Barbaric
They are far more prevelent among the Hindu people in India. ...
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Arab League Drops PA Draft to Condemn UAE Normalization with Israel
“The Arab nations have rejected a draft resolution introduced by Palestine to condemn the UAE-Israel normalization agreement,” according to a Palestinian Authority diplomatic source who spoke Wednesday with news outlets, quoted by Turkish news site, Anews.
The source said it was agreed not to include a clear condemnation of the normalization agreement; some of the foreign ministers – who he did not name — attempted to add provisions giving legitimacy to the agreement. “In response, Palestine presented a draft resolution that condemns the UAE-Israel normalization deal,” the source said. “The Arab countries, however, voted down the draft.”
During a discussion at Wednesday’s regularly scheduled meeting of the foreign ministers who represent the 22 Arab states who comprise the Arab League, the body’s Secretary General Ahmed Aboul Gheit underlined in a statement, “It is the indisputable right of each country to have sovereignty in conducting its foreign policy in the way it sees fit. This is something that this council respects and approves. At the same time, we hold certain values as principles of consensus,” he added, leaving open the question of what those values or principles might be.
The statement came in response to the intense pressure placed on the Arab League by Palestinian Authority Foreign Minister Riyad al-Maliki, who insisted the organization must condemn the normalization agreement between Israel and the United Arab Emirates – a member of the Arab League. “Otherwise, we will be seen as giving it our blessing,” he said, “or conspiring with it, or attempting to cover it up.”
In response, UAE Foreign Minister Anwar Gargash emphasized that his nation’s decision to establish diplomatic ties with Israel was a “sovereign” decision, one that was made in accordance with the UAE’s strategic interests.
The UAE Foreign Ministry said in a statement Wednesday, “Sheikh Abdullah bin Zayed Al Nahyan, Minister of Foreign Affairs and International Cooperation, will lead a UAE high-ranking delegation to Washington on September 15 at the invitation of US President Donald Trump to participate in the signing ceremony of the historic UAE-Israeli peace accord in the presence of Israeli Prime Minister, Benjamin Netanyahu.”
The rejection by the Arab League of the Palestinian Authority resolution to condemn the UAE-Israel peace agreement is deeply significant.
The Arab League, which until now has repeatedly endorsed the 2002 Saudi Peace Initiative, in essence has thrown its backing to the UAE in making this new effort for peace with the Jewish State, together with the guidance and out-of-the-box creativity and support from the Trump administration. It is an acknowledgement that the repeated failures of the past five decades must be swept aside in order to reap potential future profits.
What a pity the present leaders of the Palestinian Authority are so unwilling to live in peace for the sake of their people.
Arab League Drops PA Draft to Condemn UAE Normalization with Israel
“It is the indisputable right of each country to have sovereignty in conducting its foreign policy in the way it sees fit."
RE: Growing Arab Support For Israel
⁜→ et al,
BLUF: I find it as most enlightening → to see these Arab Nations make such a political turn-around.
(COMMENT)
It is the 21st Century. And in the march to the future, the Middle East North African (MENA) Region will exert is own influence over its political, economic, cultural, and commercial footprint. They are taking the first steps that will change the global face of the Region and what the outside observers see of them.
Good Luck to them!
Most Respectfully,
R
