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The Hamas Covenant
Posted by Kim on July 18th, 2006
Timmah and other leftists say Hamas isn’t all that bad; the Palestinian’s elected Hamas leaders to represent them after all. Hamas
is a political party who must be respected and honored in engaged if we want to see PEACE. The leftists and media pick and chose what truths to report and the Timmah’s of the world blindly believe what they read and see on TV. The true hallmarks of the left- ignorance for the people who are being lied to by those who are in the know (Clinton, Kofi Annan, leaders of Europe)
A familiar quality of unreality pervades much of the news and commentary about the ascendance of Hamas in recent Palestinian elections.
Note is endlessly made of the fact that Hamas, with its clinics and other welfare operations, is less “corrupt” than the old-guard Fatah chieftains, providing needed services the Palestinian Authority neglected. And many news stories duly report that the radical Islamic organization specializes in suicide bombing and rejects Israel’s existence.
So to leftists, the lesser of the two evils is better. They break down evil into categories and ignore the basics.
But as to why Palestinians en masse are comfortable choosing a leadership engaged in the defamation and murder of innocent Jews — including children, teenagers and the elderly — very little is said.
Harold Evans, writing in London’s Times several years ago, observed: “Everyone talking about Palestine or terrorism is talking in a vacuum, for nothing can be understood without proper appreciation of the way minds have been poisoned.”
The younger generation of Palestinians have been brainwashed into hating Jews.
The Islamist group has long made clear the importance of anti-Semitic and anti-Israel indoctrination, which occurs intensively throughout its network of charities, schools, mosques, clinics and summer camps. The Intelligence and Terrorism Information Center cites a typical leaflet found in the office of a Hamas “charity committee” in Tulkarm entitled “Jewish hatred of the human race.” In it, Jews are described as enemies of Islam and its values and murderers of the prophets. The Hamas Charter itself is anti-Semitic, citing, for instance, the “Nazism” of Jews and blaming them for the world wars as well as the French and communist revolutions.
The Religion of Peace, through the words, writings and actions of groups like Hamas, represent true evil and until people like Timmah see this, there will be no peace in the middle east. Peace may mean destroying the radical elements of Islam –including the Syrian leadership and puppet governments of other ME nations.
…He describes an Islamic school in which “11-year-old Palestinian student Ahmed states, ‘I will make my body a bomb that will blast the flesh of Zionists, the sons of pigs and monkeys …I will tear their bodies into little pieces and cause them more pain than they will ever know.’” His classmates shout in response, “God is great” and his teacher adds “May the virgins give you pleasure.”
Hatred in the Middle East has little to do with Israel’s latest attempts to defend itself. It is much deeper than this and it’s legacy is being carried on by educating the youth to HATE and KILL. Not just Jews. All infidels.
Timmah should read and understand the Hamas Covenant:
The Hamas Covenant is a declaration of intent, a mission statement as it were. It states, “Our struggle against the Jews is very great and very serious. It needs all sincere efforts. It is a step that inevitably should be followed by other steps. The Movement is but one squadron that should be supported by more and more squadrons from this vast Arab and Islamic world, until the enemy is vanquished and Allah’s victory is realized.”
July 18th, 2006 at 8:06 am
http://americancongressfortruth.com/index.html
Click on the interview with Brigitte Gabriel. An inside look of a christian growing up in Lebanon. It is about 45 minutes long, but very interesting. A good insight on the religion of peace from someone who was there.
July 19th, 2006 at 10:48 pm
Jesus Raven, two posts about me, am I to understand you’ve got some weird angry infatuation with me? Looking for a spirited revenge screw are we? I’m a little far away, besides, if you’re looking to hook up with someone from Canada, I’d recommend the blogger Adam Yoshida. He’s way crazier than even you, and he still lives with his mom, the whole package!
Just havin some fun. Anyway, now that I have my serious pants back on, referr to the last post for my response to this silliness.
Please don’t put words in my mouth. Especially ones that don’t belong there. I’m not a fan of any of the governments involved, but reality is what it is, not what we choose to make it.
July 20th, 2006 at 3:37 pm
My bad, I didn’t see kim was the poster, my questions instead are directed at kim.