Muslims Hate and Kill Palestinian Christians

[aris2chat]

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Christian Christmas, love, giving, kindness, sharing, tolerance, from their fellow mankind

So much respect for the season

....just another day

 

[aris2chat]

other link didn't work

this is to the news site

Attack on Christians leaves Christmas Day carnage

 

[abu afak]

Welby: Middle East Christians 'under attack'
Last updated Wed 25 Dec 2013
UK Archbishop of Canterbury
Welby: Middle East Christians 'under attack' - ITV News
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[MJB12741]

Even in Israel the Muslims kill Palestinian Christians. Just like throughout most of the rest of the world, infidels are infidels.

Welby: Middle East Christians 'under attack'
Last updated Wed 25 Dec 2013
UK Archbishop of Canterbury
Welby: Middle East Christians 'under attack' - ITV News

Archbishop Welby said Christian communities in the Middle East were being "Attacked and Massacred" in his first Christmas sermon:

Today, singing of Bethlehem, we see injustices in Palestine and Israel, where land is taken or rockets are fired, and the innocent suffer.

We see injustice in the ever more seriously threatened Christian communities of the Middle East.

They are attacked and massacred, driven into exile from a region in which their presence has always been essential.

– ARCHBISHOP OF CANTERBURY​

 

[SherriMunnerlyn]

Response to Post 224

Israel is taking the land in Bethlehem and Christmas Day saw a burial of a Palestinian child 3 years old killed by Israel.

THE facts speak for themselves about Palestine.

 

[Sweet_Caroline]

I would like to see all persecuted Christians in the Middle-East be offered sanctuary in safe countries. The Islamic persecution of Christians is sickening. All the Christians should be offered safety in other countries and let those Islamists kill each other off. Killing is what they do best. Killing and hate. Islam is truly a deranged way of living.

 

[SherriMunnerlyn]

So tell us, Billy, what do you think of this guy? Do you think he is racist against Catholics and other Christians?

Muslim Cleric: 'I hate Christians and am grossed out by them' - YouTube

How the fuck would I know?

I have no clue as to what he's saying.

Posters should be using English sources. It is an English speaking discussion board.

We cannot even determine the source of that video.

WAS it produced by a New Yorker turned land thief in Occupied Palestine?

Men like him turn out nothing but garbage, garbage in, garbage out.

 

[SherriMunnerlyn]

I would like the US to offer sanctuary/asylum to every persecuted person in our world.

Our policies and weapons, after all, have caused much of their persecution.

 

[Phoenall]

Traditional Islam is suppose to be tolerant of the monotheist Jews and Christians.
The people that are killing are not main stream Muslims.

So you have never read the Koran and seen the abrogated verses that command muslims to kill all the unbelievers until only islam is left.

 

[Lipush]

So tell us, Billy, what do you think of this guy? Do you think he is racist against Catholics and other Christians?

Muslim Cleric: 'I hate Christians and am grossed out by them' - YouTube

How the fuck would I know?

I have no clue as to what he's saying.

Posters should be using English sources. It is an English speaking discussion board.

We cannot even determine the source of that video.

WAS it produced by a New Yorker turned land thief in Occupied Palestine?

Men like him turn out nothing but garbage, garbage in, garbage out.

Posters should use credible sources. Often people use their native language, which is not always English. that doesn't make the source unreliable

 

[Lipush]

1. Religion is NOT "race". It's a philosophy one doesn't have to maintain. Though in Islam it's dangerous not to, ie, 'apostasy' is bad news.
2. Muslims are of course of different race; though the Arab/Farsi flavor seems the most bitter.
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Shove that splitting hair, semantic bullshit, up your ass!

What kind of fucking name is Abu, anyway?

How come you're not named Ed, Roger or Mike?

"Abu" means "father of", you doofus.

 

[Phoenall]

Hamas has declared an Intafada to uproot Israel and then Islamic jihad to convert or kill on the world.
So much for unity with the PA or peace talks. Of course Hamas wanted to find a way not to make peace. And people wonder why Israel and Egypt have a blockade on dual use or weapon items?

How tragic and stupid that the conflict has gone on for more than 80 years.

65 Years actually when islam declared war on Israel and the Jews

But if you count the very start when Mohamed the child rapist wiped out the Jewish tribe in medina it has been 1250 years of Islamic violent oppression against Judaism

 

[aris2chat]

1. Religion is NOT "race". It's a philosophy one doesn't have to maintain. Though in Islam it's dangerous not to, ie, 'apostasy' is bad news.
2. Muslims are of course of different race; though the Arab/Farsi flavor seems the most bitter.
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Shove that splitting hair, semantic bullshit, up your ass!

What kind of fucking name is Abu, anyway?

How come you're not named Ed, Roger or Mike?

"Abu" means "father of", you doofus.

Parents often are given the name of their first son (i.e. mother of john, father of john). It's an affectionate title.

 

[abu afak]

The Disquieting Treatment of Christians by the Palestinians
by Michael Curtis
February 15, 2012
http://www.gatestoneinstitute.org/2838/palestinians-christians

"... The discriminatory treatment of Christians by the Muslim majority and the consequences of continuing Arab hostility towards the state of Israel have led to increasing migration from the West Bank and Gaza, the areas controlled by Muslims. Christians in those two areas now account for only about 40,000, 1.5% of the total. The towns of Ramallah and Bethlehem, which depended on the Christian tourist and pilgrim trade, both lost their Christian majorities. In 1995, the number of Christians in Bethlehem was two-thirds of the population; today it is now less than 20%. According to the 1947 census held by the British there were 28,000 Christians in Jerusalem; in 1967 after 19 years of Jordanian rule there were 11,000.

By contrast, the number of Christians in Israel has increased from 34,000 in 1949 and 120,000 in 1995 to over 150,000, now numbering about 9% of the Israeli Arab population, and two percent of the total population in all of Israel.

The Christian community in the West Bank and Gaza has a median age of 32 compared to, the Muslim median age of 16. By comparison with the Muslims, its members are older when they marry, have a lower fertility rate, are better educated, are twice as likely to have a university degree, have a higher income, and are more likely to be in white collar and business professions.

Discrimination against, hostility towards and intimidation of Christians by Palestinians has taken a number of forms. From 1949 to 1967 Jordan occupied the West Bank; its laws forbade Christians from buying land and houses in the Old City of Jerusalem; all schools were closed on Muslim holidays; mosques were deliberately built near churches. The Palestinian Authority formulated a Constitution in 2003 that declared that Islam was "the official religion. " The Constitution also declares that in a Palestinian state the principles of Islamic Sharia law are to be the main source of legislation. The statement that "respect and sanctity of all other heavenly religions shall be maintained" is contradicted in practice by the attacks and condemnation of Christians in mosques, sermons, and publications of Islamic groups. Furthermore, the Palestinian legal and judicial system does not provide protection for Christian land owners, and enforces discrimination in educational, cultural, and taxation policies.

More drastically, Christians have suffered direct harassment. They have been intimidated and maltreated; money has been extorted, land and property confiscated, and Christian women have been abused, raped, abducted and been subjected to forced marriages. Attempts have been made to impose the Islamic women's dress code on them.

The Palestinian Authority has denied Christian, as well as Jewish, ties to Jerusalem. Christian holy sites have been disparaged or insulted. The Palestine Liberation Organization in July 1997 evicted monks and nuns from the Holy Trinity Monastery in Hebron. Palestinian gunmen positioned themselves in or near Christian homes, hotels, and churches during fighting against Israel. The most notorious example of Palestinian insult was the takeover on April 2, 2002 of the Church of the Nativity in Bethlehem by over 150 gunmen who used the Church to fire against Israeli soldiers who out of respect for the Church did not return fire. Priests, monks, and nuns were essentially hostages of the Palestinians, who apparently stole gold and other property including prayer books.

Theft of Christian land and property as well as desecration of Christian institutions and disparagement of the religion has occurred. There are allegations of Christians being forced off their land by gangs upheld by a corrupt judiciary. Businesses have had to pay protection money to maintain their existence. Individuals who have converted to Christianity have been threatened. After a Christian man dated a Muslim woman from a neighboring village in September 2005, armed Muslims crying "Allahu Akbar" attacked the Christian city of Taibe, setting fire to homes and businesses and destroying a statue of the Virgin Mary. The woman had already been poisoned by her own family in an "honor killing."

Christian graves in the Gaza Strip have been dug up. Anti-Christian graffiti has appeared, and Christian cemeteries and statues have been defaced. A Muslim mob in February 2002 attacked churches and Christian shops in Ramallah. The First Baptist Church of Bethlehem was firebombed on at least fourteen occasions, and the pastor, Naem Khoury, was shot. In Gaza in June 2007 a leader of the Baptist Church, one of the oldest in the area and which contains Gaza's only Christian library, was kidnapped and murdered. The Sagrada Familia school in Gaza was torched, and the nuns' building in the Convent of the Sisters of the Rosary in June 2007 was looted, and holy images and sacred books were burned...

 

[MJB12741]

And today it's Islam Vs. alll non Muslims. Living proof that wherever Islam thrives all over the world, there goes the neighborhood.

Hamas has declared an Intafada to uproot Israel and then Islamic jihad to convert or kill on the world.
So much for unity with the PA or peace talks. Of course Hamas wanted to find a way not to make peace. And people wonder why Israel and Egypt have a blockade on dual use or weapon items?

How tragic and stupid that the conflict has gone on for more than 80 years.

65 Years actually when islam declared war on Israel and the Jews

But if you count the very start when Mohamed the child rapist wiped out the Jewish tribe in medina it has been 1250 years of Islamic violent oppression against Judaism

 

[irosie91]

So tell us, Billy, what do you think of this guy? Do you think he is racist against Catholics and other Christians?

Muslim Cleric: 'I hate Christians and am grossed out by them' - YouTube

How the fuck would I know?

I have no clue as to what he's saying.

Posters should be using English sources. It is an English speaking discussion board.

We cannot even determine the source of that video.

WAS it produced by a New Yorker turned land thief in Occupied Palestine?

Men like him turn out nothing but garbage, garbage in, garbage out.

It was produced by a professor of arabic and mideast studies of coptic
background------who unlike you is very honest. For the people out there
interested in the filth that sherri loves-----find a coptic christian-----there are
lots in the USA

 

[P F Tinmore]

The Disquieting Treatment of Christians by the Palestinians
by Michael Curtis
February 15, 2012
The Disquieting Treatment of Christians by the Palestinians :: Gatestone Institute

"... The discriminatory treatment of Christians by the Muslim majority and the consequences of continuing Arab hostility towards the state of Israel have led to increasing migration from the West Bank and Gaza, the areas controlled by Muslims. Christians in those two areas now account for only about 40,000, 1.5% of the total. The towns of Ramallah and Bethlehem, which depended on the Christian tourist and pilgrim trade, both lost their Christian majorities. In 1995, the number of Christians in Bethlehem was two-thirds of the population; today it is now less than 20%. According to the 1947 census held by the British there were 28,000 Christians in Jerusalem; in 1967 after 19 years of Jordanian rule there were 11,000.

By contrast, the number of Christians in Israel has increased from 34,000 in 1949 and 120,000 in 1995 to over 150,000, now numbering about 9% of the Israeli Arab population, and two percent of the total population in all of Israel.

The Christian community in the West Bank and Gaza has a median age of 32 compared to, the Muslim median age of 16. By comparison with the Muslims, its members are older when they marry, have a lower fertility rate, are better educated, are twice as likely to have a university degree, have a higher income, and are more likely to be in white collar and business professions.

Discrimination against, hostility towards and intimidation of Christians by Palestinians has taken a number of forms. From 1949 to 1967 Jordan occupied the West Bank; its laws forbade Christians from buying land and houses in the Old City of Jerusalem; all schools were closed on Muslim holidays; mosques were deliberately built near churches. The Palestinian Authority formulated a Constitution in 2003 that declared that Islam was "the official religion. " The Constitution also declares that in a Palestinian state the principles of Islamic Sharia law are to be the main source of legislation. The statement that "respect and sanctity of all other heavenly religions shall be maintained" is contradicted in practice by the attacks and condemnation of Christians in mosques, sermons, and publications of Islamic groups. Furthermore, the Palestinian legal and judicial system does not provide protection for Christian land owners, and enforces discrimination in educational, cultural, and taxation policies.

More drastically, Christians have suffered direct harassment. They have been intimidated and maltreated; money has been extorted, land and property confiscated, and Christian women have been abused, raped, abducted and been subjected to forced marriages. Attempts have been made to impose the Islamic women's dress code on them.

The Palestinian Authority has denied Christian, as well as Jewish, ties to Jerusalem. Christian holy sites have been disparaged or insulted. The Palestine Liberation Organization in July 1997 evicted monks and nuns from the Holy Trinity Monastery in Hebron. Palestinian gunmen positioned themselves in or near Christian homes, hotels, and churches during fighting against Israel. The most notorious example of Palestinian insult was the takeover on April 2, 2002 of the Church of the Nativity in Bethlehem by over 150 gunmen who used the Church to fire against Israeli soldiers who out of respect for the Church did not return fire. Priests, monks, and nuns were essentially hostages of the Palestinians, who apparently stole gold and other property including prayer books.

Theft of Christian land and property as well as desecration of Christian institutions and disparagement of the religion has occurred. There are allegations of Christians being forced off their land by gangs upheld by a corrupt judiciary. Businesses have had to pay protection money to maintain their existence. Individuals who have converted to Christianity have been threatened. After a Christian man dated a Muslim woman from a neighboring village in September 2005, armed Muslims crying "Allahu Akbar" attacked the Christian city of Taibe, setting fire to homes and businesses and destroying a statue of the Virgin Mary. The woman had already been poisoned by her own family in an "honor killing."

Christian graves in the Gaza Strip have been dug up. Anti-Christian graffiti has appeared, and Christian cemeteries and statues have been defaced. A Muslim mob in February 2002 attacked churches and Christian shops in Ramallah. The First Baptist Church of Bethlehem was firebombed on at least fourteen occasions, and the pastor, Naem Khoury, was shot. In Gaza in June 2007 a leader of the Baptist Church, one of the oldest in the area and which contains Gaza's only Christian library, was kidnapped and murdered. The Sagrada Familia school in Gaza was torched, and the nuns' building in the Convent of the Sisters of the Rosary in June 2007 was looted, and holy images and sacred books were burned...

The Christian community in the West Bank and Gaza has a median age of 32 compared to, the Muslim median age of 16. By comparison with the Muslims, its members are older when they marry, have a lower fertility rate, are better educated, are twice as likely to have a university degree, have a higher income, and are more likely to be in white collar and business professions.

Furthermore, the Palestinian legal and judicial system does not provide protection for Christian land owners, and enforces discrimination in educational, cultural, and taxation policies.

Some people believe propaganda even when it makes no sense.

 

[toastman]

The Disquieting Treatment of Christians by the Palestinians
by Michael Curtis
February 15, 2012
The Disquieting Treatment of Christians by the Palestinians :: Gatestone Institute

"... The discriminatory treatment of Christians by the Muslim majority and the consequences of continuing Arab hostility towards the state of Israel have led to increasing migration from the West Bank and Gaza, the areas controlled by Muslims. Christians in those two areas now account for only about 40,000, 1.5% of the total. The towns of Ramallah and Bethlehem, which depended on the Christian tourist and pilgrim trade, both lost their Christian majorities. In 1995, the number of Christians in Bethlehem was two-thirds of the population; today it is now less than 20%. According to the 1947 census held by the British there were 28,000 Christians in Jerusalem; in 1967 after 19 years of Jordanian rule there were 11,000.

By contrast, the number of Christians in Israel has increased from 34,000 in 1949 and 120,000 in 1995 to over 150,000, now numbering about 9% of the Israeli Arab population, and two percent of the total population in all of Israel.

The Christian community in the West Bank and Gaza has a median age of 32 compared to, the Muslim median age of 16. By comparison with the Muslims, its members are older when they marry, have a lower fertility rate, are better educated, are twice as likely to have a university degree, have a higher income, and are more likely to be in white collar and business professions.

Discrimination against, hostility towards and intimidation of Christians by Palestinians has taken a number of forms. From 1949 to 1967 Jordan occupied the West Bank; its laws forbade Christians from buying land and houses in the Old City of Jerusalem; all schools were closed on Muslim holidays; mosques were deliberately built near churches. The Palestinian Authority formulated a Constitution in 2003 that declared that Islam was "the official religion. " The Constitution also declares that in a Palestinian state the principles of Islamic Sharia law are to be the main source of legislation. The statement that "respect and sanctity of all other heavenly religions shall be maintained" is contradicted in practice by the attacks and condemnation of Christians in mosques, sermons, and publications of Islamic groups. Furthermore, the Palestinian legal and judicial system does not provide protection for Christian land owners, and enforces discrimination in educational, cultural, and taxation policies.

More drastically, Christians have suffered direct harassment. They have been intimidated and maltreated; money has been extorted, land and property confiscated, and Christian women have been abused, raped, abducted and been subjected to forced marriages. Attempts have been made to impose the Islamic women's dress code on them.

The Palestinian Authority has denied Christian, as well as Jewish, ties to Jerusalem. Christian holy sites have been disparaged or insulted. The Palestine Liberation Organization in July 1997 evicted monks and nuns from the Holy Trinity Monastery in Hebron. Palestinian gunmen positioned themselves in or near Christian homes, hotels, and churches during fighting against Israel. The most notorious example of Palestinian insult was the takeover on April 2, 2002 of the Church of the Nativity in Bethlehem by over 150 gunmen who used the Church to fire against Israeli soldiers who out of respect for the Church did not return fire. Priests, monks, and nuns were essentially hostages of the Palestinians, who apparently stole gold and other property including prayer books.

Theft of Christian land and property as well as desecration of Christian institutions and disparagement of the religion has occurred. There are allegations of Christians being forced off their land by gangs upheld by a corrupt judiciary. Businesses have had to pay protection money to maintain their existence. Individuals who have converted to Christianity have been threatened. After a Christian man dated a Muslim woman from a neighboring village in September 2005, armed Muslims crying "Allahu Akbar" attacked the Christian city of Taibe, setting fire to homes and businesses and destroying a statue of the Virgin Mary. The woman had already been poisoned by her own family in an "honor killing."

Christian graves in the Gaza Strip have been dug up. Anti-Christian graffiti has appeared, and Christian cemeteries and statues have been defaced. A Muslim mob in February 2002 attacked churches and Christian shops in Ramallah. The First Baptist Church of Bethlehem was firebombed on at least fourteen occasions, and the pastor, Naem Khoury, was shot. In Gaza in June 2007 a leader of the Baptist Church, one of the oldest in the area and which contains Gaza's only Christian library, was kidnapped and murdered. The Sagrada Familia school in Gaza was torched, and the nuns' building in the Convent of the Sisters of the Rosary in June 2007 was looted, and holy images and sacred books were burned...

The Christian community in the West Bank and Gaza has a median age of 32 compared to, the Muslim median age of 16. By comparison with the Muslims, its members are older when they marry, have a lower fertility rate, are better educated, are twice as likely to have a university degree, have a higher income, and are more likely to be in white collar and business professions.

Furthermore, the Palestinian legal and judicial system does not provide protection for Christian land owners, and enforces discrimination in educational, cultural, and taxation policies.

Some people believe propaganda even when it makes no sense.

That is an incredibly ironic statement coming from you

 

[P F Tinmore]

The Disquieting Treatment of Christians by the Palestinians
by Michael Curtis
February 15, 2012
The Disquieting Treatment of Christians by the Palestinians :: Gatestone Institute

The Christian community in the West Bank and Gaza has a median age of 32 compared to, the Muslim median age of 16. By comparison with the Muslims, its members are older when they marry, have a lower fertility rate, are better educated, are twice as likely to have a university degree, have a higher income, and are more likely to be in white collar and business professions.

Furthermore, the Palestinian legal and judicial system does not provide protection for Christian land owners, and enforces discrimination in educational, cultural, and taxation policies.

Some people believe propaganda even when it makes no sense.

That is an incredibly ironic statement coming from you

You can read it for yourself.

It is like an article that in one sentence says that Hamas won the elections, then in the next sentence says that Hamas violently took over the Gaza strip.

They are saying that the elected government in office violently took over territory that it already legitimately governs.

 

[toastman]

Some people believe propaganda even when it makes no sense.

That is an incredibly ironic statement coming from you

You can read it for yourself.

It is like an article that in one sentence says that Hamas won the elections, then in the next sentence says that Hamas violently took over the Gaza strip.

They are saying that the elected government in office violently took over territory that it already legitimately governs.

Well didn't they kill Fatah member during the election ? Or before rather. Killing your competition isn't exactly peaceful