Nina hakika siku yako ya kuzaliwa ulikuwa na muda mzuri na pia ulipata chakula kizuri. Mwenyezi Mungu akujalie maisha marefu hadi uwaone wajukuu wangu. HONGERA SANA DADA KWA SIKU HII MUHIMU KUONGEZA KAMWAKA AU SIJUI GUMWAKA:-)
Hamas' Christian convert: I've left a society that sanctifies terror By Avi Issacharoff (Haaretz.com) A moment before beginning his supper, Masab, son of West Bank Hamas leader Sheikh Hassan Yousef, glances at the friend who has accompanied him to the restaurant where we met. They whisper a few words and then say grace, thanking God and Jesus for putting food on their plates. It takes a few seconds to digest this sight: The son of a Hamas MP who is also the most popular figure in that extremist Islamic organization, a young man who assisted his father for years in his political activities, has become a rank-and-file Christian. "I'm now called Joseph," he says at the outset. Masab knows that he has little hope of returning to visit the Holy Land in this lifetime. "I know that I'm endangering my life and am even liable to lose my father, but I hope that he'll understand this and that God will give him and my family patience and willingness to open their eyes to Jesus and to Christianity. Maybe one day I'll be able to return to Palestine and to Ramallah with Jesus, in the Kingdom of God." Nor does he attempt to hide his affection for Israel, or his abhorrence of everything representing the surroundings in which he grew up: the nation, the religion, the organization "Send regards to Israel, I miss it. I respect Israel and admire it as a country," he says. "You Jews should be aware: You will never, but never have peace with Hamas. Islam, as the ideology that guides them, will not allow them to achieve a peace agreement with the Jews. They believe that tradition says that the Prophet Mohammed fought against the Jews and that therefore they must continue to fight them to the death." Is that the justification for the suicide attacks? "More than that. An entire society sanctifies death and the suicide terrorists. In Palestinian culture a suicide terrorist becomes a hero, a martyr. Sheikhs tell their students about the 'heroism of the shaheeds.'" And yet, in spite of the criticism of the place he left, California can't make the longings disappear. "I miss Ramallah," he says. "People with an open mind. ... I mainly miss my mother, my brothers and sisters, but I know that it will be very difficult for me to return to Ramallah soon." Open the eyes of the your heart – Jesus Love you!
Ndugu wapenzi ahsanteni sana kwa pongezi, nashukuru sana tena sana kiasi ambacho nashindwa kupata neno la kuweza kuelezea shukran zangu kwa wote walionipongeza. AHSANTENI SANA, nathamini pongezi zenu kwangu
Nina hakika siku yako ya kuzaliwa ulikuwa na muda mzuri na pia ulipata chakula kizuri. Mwenyezi Mungu akujalie maisha marefu hadi uwaone wajukuu wangu. HONGERA SANA DADA KWA SIKU HII MUHIMU KUONGEZA KAMWAKA AU SIJUI GUMWAKA:-)
Uwe na maisha marefu sana. Heri iwe katika mambo yote.
ReplyDeleteHeri kwa sikukuu ya kuzaliwa! Ujaaliwe afya njema na maisha marefu.
ReplyDeleteNami nakutakia maisha marefu dada mariam...
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ReplyDeleteHamas' Christian convert: I've left a society that sanctifies terror
ReplyDeleteBy Avi Issacharoff (Haaretz.com)
A moment before beginning his supper, Masab, son of West Bank Hamas leader Sheikh Hassan Yousef, glances at the friend who has accompanied him to the restaurant where we met. They whisper a few words and then say grace, thanking God and Jesus for putting food on their plates.
It takes a few seconds to digest this sight: The son of a Hamas MP who is also the most popular figure in that extremist Islamic organization, a young man who assisted his father for years in his political activities, has become a rank-and-file Christian. "I'm now called Joseph," he says at the outset.
Masab knows that he has little hope of returning to visit the Holy Land in this lifetime.
"I know that I'm endangering my life and am even liable to lose my father, but I hope that he'll understand this and that God will give him and my family patience and willingness to open their eyes to Jesus and to Christianity. Maybe one day I'll be able to return to Palestine and to Ramallah with Jesus, in the Kingdom of God."
Nor does he attempt to hide his affection for Israel, or his abhorrence of everything representing the surroundings in which he grew up: the nation, the religion, the organization
"Send regards to Israel, I miss it. I respect Israel and admire it as a country," he says.
"You Jews should be aware: You will never, but never have peace with Hamas. Islam, as the ideology that guides them, will not allow them to achieve a peace agreement with the Jews. They believe that tradition says that the Prophet Mohammed fought against the Jews and that therefore they must continue to fight them to the death."
Is that the justification for the suicide attacks?
"More than that. An entire society sanctifies death and the suicide terrorists. In Palestinian culture a suicide terrorist becomes a hero, a martyr. Sheikhs tell their students about the 'heroism of the shaheeds.'"
And yet, in spite of the criticism of the place he left, California can't make the longings disappear.
"I miss Ramallah," he says. "People with an open mind. ... I mainly miss my mother, my brothers and sisters, but I know that it will be very difficult for me to return to Ramallah soon."
Open the eyes of the your heart – Jesus Love you!
Heri ya siku ya Kuzaliwa Dada !
ReplyDeleteAsanteni wote kwa kutochoka kuitembea blog hii. na pia kwa kumpongeza dada M. Upendo daima.
ReplyDeleteNdugu wapenzi ahsanteni sana kwa pongezi, nashukuru sana tena sana kiasi ambacho nashindwa kupata neno la kuweza kuelezea shukran zangu kwa wote walionipongeza. AHSANTENI SANA, nathamini pongezi zenu kwangu
ReplyDeleteDada M. Huhitaji kusema mengi kwangu mie AHSANTE inatosha sana. Kwani hii ni haki yako. Kwa mara nyingine tena HONGERA SANA.
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