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Faces
of Zionism
May
Long Founder
CJUI
"I am a Zionist because Israel
is my history, the land of my people. Israel continues to be the
safe
haven for persecuted Jews forced to flee anti-Semitism worldwide.
Israel is
freedom, a light unto the
nations. Stand with
me to fight for Israel’s security and survival."
Rev.
Fumio
Taku President
CJUI
"As
a Christian, my faith rests on the God of Israel and His holy
scriptures, which clearly state that the Land and people of Israel are
inseparable. It is my joy to stand with our Jewish neighbors in support
of Israel and of our
Judeo-Christian values."
Brigitte Gabriel President
and Founder ACT! for America American
Congress for Truth
"Israel
is the only western style
democracy in the Middle East that shares our values and America's only
true
loyal friend in that region of the world."
Pastor
Scott &
Dorie Smith Christian
Renewal Church
Beverly, MA
Pastor
J. Abede Alexandre
Senior
Pastor
Tabernacle Baptist Congregation
Roslindale, MA
Gus and Dale Wheeler Gus
is CJUI’s Central
Massachusetts Representative.
"The Lord our God has
captured
our Gentile hearts with His love for Israel and caused us to join hands
with
the Jewish people in her support and defense."
Charles
Jacobs President
APT
Americans for
Peace
and
Tolerance
"Jews
and Christians seek to
walk hand in hand as we are both targeted by radical Islamists."
Boston College
Students for Israel
"Israel
is a country to be celebrated and never demonized"
Lori Lowenthal Marcus President
Z
Street
"Israel
belongs to the Jewish people
historically, legally, morally, biblically. I am a Zionist
because I
embrace my duty to defend the Jewish State against all enemies - within
and
without - and to maintain it as the sanctuary of our people."
Stan
Robbins CJUI
Board Member
Francis Bok Author,
"Escape From Slavery"
"As
one who was forced into slavery,
who has witnessed the slaughter of thousands of innocent people by
radical Muslims in the Sudan, I am stunned by those who demonize
Israel, crying out " Apartheid."
Tom
Trento Executive
Director Florida
Security Council
"I
am simply a Christian, united to Israel and
Jews… yesterday, today and forever."
Denette
Abers CJUI
Board Member
"Loving
the people and land of Israel has nothing to do
with being blessed if I bless Israel, and nothing nothing to do with
end time
scenarios. It has everything to do with Israel being the apple of God's
eye. As
I behold Him He continues to create in me the same undying love He
has for
His people."
Laurie
Cardoza-Moore President
PJTN
Proclaiming
Justice
To The Nations
"I am
a Zionist because my faith compels me to be. Israel stands as a
testimony
to the world that G-d's Covenant to Abraham is still in tact."
Dr.
Jean and Dr. Reed Holmes Directors: Maine Friendship
House, Jaffa
"As
Christians living in Israel, we see the apartheid charge as a complete
misrepresentation of Israeli society. Israeli Arabs serve in the
Knesset, shop
in the same store as we and vote in elections."
Bonnie Torrey Entrepreneur-Retailer
"In
the truest meaning of Zionism, I support the return of the Jewish
people to
their G-d given homeland, to be sovereign in their state and to be able
to
claim the promises that Hashem has for them."
Margot Einstein Membership
Chair, CJUI
"Zionism
is the marrow of my bones, the blood of life that pulses
through my veins."
A Wonderful Day!! The Annual Boston
Yom Yerushalayim
Rally & Parade
on May 20, 2012
Great Crowd, Great Speakers, Great Music, Great Parade
Opposing
the One State Conference
Intrepid members of CJUI gathered to
protest and expose the true agenda of the recent One State Conference
held
at the Harvard Kennedy Schoolon
March 3rd & 4th.
What solution? by
Hillel Stavis Jewish
Advocate March
16, 2012
I attended
both sessions of the “One State Solution” conference at Harvard. In
spite of its billing, the conference presented virtually no speaker
with any concrete proposals for a one-state solution. No maps were
displayed nor was any political framework offered as to what a “one
state” would look like – other than a state devoid of Jewish
sovereignty.
Instead,
the two days were taken up with virulent Israeli bashing. Ilan Pappe,
the conference’s keynote speaker and widely discredited “scholar” from
England axiomatically labeled Israel a “Zionist, colonial, settler,
apartheid state” and demanded its dissolution into a “non-Jewish”
state. Susan Akram of Boston University claimed that there was no
juridical basis for the self-determination of the Jewish people. Not to
be outdone, Rabbi Brant Rosen of Evanston, Ill., spoke of a “final
solution,” apparently in glorious insensitivity to the original
malevolence of the phrase.
Outside
the spectacle, the only voices of protest came from Christian and Jews
United for Israel. No members of the organized Jewish community or of
the Harvard Jewish community were present. End of story.
"I'm
looking for Rick
Santorum. I guess he preferred to go to AIPAC." Thus lamely,
Stephen
M. Walt broke the ice in the opening panel of Harvard's One State
Conference
Saturday. With these lines, Walt, the co-author of The Israel Lobby and
professor of international affairs at the Kennedy School, delivered one
of the
very few light-hearted remarks at the deadly serious two-day conference.
Simon Deng Former Sudanese Slave: “Calling
Israel a racist state is
absolutely absurd and immoral.”
"I
came here as a friend of the State of Israel and the Jewish people. –I
came to
protest this Durban conference which is based on a set of lies. It is
organized
by nations who are themselves are guilty of the worst kinds of
oppression.
It
will not help the victims of racism. It will only isolate and target
the Jewish
state. It is a tool of the enemies of Israel. The UN has itself become
a tool
against Israel. For over 50 years, 82 percent of the UN General
Assembly
emergency meetings have been about condemning one state - Israel.
Hitler
couldn’t have been made happier."
As
the Middle
East heats up with acts of terror and words of war, it
seems an
appropriate time to reflect on these quotations by Golda Meir
(1898-1978), one
of the founders and the fourth Prime Minister of the State of
Israel.
(Source: Wikiquote.org)
*
We who have such an
intimate knowledge of boxcars and of deportations to unknown
destinations,...
we cannot be silent. (1956)
*
Peace will come when the Arabs will love their children more than they
hate us. (1957)
* Anyone who speaks
in favor of bringing the Arab refugees back must also say how he
expects to take the responsibility for it, if he is interested in the
state of Israel. It is better that things are stated clearly and
plainly: We shall not let this happen. (1961)
* We have always
said that in our war with the Arabs we had a secret weapon - no
alternative. (1969)
*
There were no such things as Palestinians. When was there an
independent Palestinian people with a Palestinian state?...They did not
exist." (1969)
*
It is true we have won all our wars, but we have paid for them. We
don't want victories anymore. (1969)
*
When peace comes, we will perhaps in time be able to forgive the Arabs
for killing our sons, but it will be harder for us to forgive them for
having forced us to kill their sons. (1969)
*
We don't thrive on military acts. We do them because we have to, and
thank God we are efficient. (1969)
*
This country exists as the fulfillment of a promise made by God
Himself. It would be ridiculous to ask it to account for its
legitimacy. (1971)
*
We hate war. We do not rejoice in victories. We rejoice when a new kind
of cotton is grown, and when strawberries bloom in Israel. (1970)
*
Arab sovereignty in Jerusalem just cannot be. This city will not be
divided - not half and half, not 60-40, not 75-25, nothing. (1973)
*
It's no accident many accuse me of conducting public affairs with my
heart instead of my head. Well, what if I do? . . . Those who don't
know how to weep with their whole heart don't know how to laugh either.
(1973)
*
I prefer to stay alive and be criticized than be sympathized. (1973)
*
We have been forced to choose between what is more dangerous and what
is less dangerous for us. (1975)
*
I live in a country whose people have learned how to go on living in a
sea of hatred without hating those who want to destroy them and without
abandoning their own vision of peace. (1975)
* We have all been tempted to give
in to various pressures and to accept proposals that might guarantee us
a little quiet for a few months, or maybe even for a few years, but
that could only lead us eventually into even greater peril. (1975)
* Above all, this country is our own. Nobody has to get up in the
morning and worry what his neighbors think of him. Being a Jew is no
problem here. (1978)
CJUI
in 2012
In
2012, CJUI will continue to bring the true picture of Israel
to Christians and Jews
in America. We
will continue to speak against those that falsely present Israel as an
evil exploiter and persecutor of non-Jews. We will denounce those
who seek to limit our freedom of worship and expression
in America. We will work to
highlight any anti-Jewish/anti-Christian materials used at
local public schools. We will work with Jewish and
Christian leaders to coordinate our actions in support of Israel
and in defense of our Judeo-Christian values in America.
Please join us, as we need
many more volunteers to help
us!
"The Palestinians’ claim that they are an ancient and
indigenous people
fails tostand up to historic scrutiny."
Palestinians Eli E. Hertz
“Repeat a
lie often enough and people will
begin to believe it.”
Nazi propaganda master Joseph Goebbels
There is no
age-old Palestinian people. Most so-called Palestinians are relative
newcomers
to the Land
of Israel
Like a
mantra, Arabs repeatedly claim
that the Palestinians are a native people. The concept of a ‘Stateless
Palestinian people’ is not based on fact. It is a fabrication.
Palestinian
Arabs cast themselves as a
native people in “Palestine” – like the
Aborigines in Australia
or
Native Americans in America.
They portray the Jews as European imperialists and colonizers. This is
simply
untrue.(Read entire article here..)
6th Annual Genesis Awards 2011
Annual
Genesis Awards are given to individuals for courageous
leadership
and
enduring love for Israel
Genesis Awards 2011 Honorees
with May Long and Fumio Taku L to R: Norma Levine, James O'Hare,
Gayle O'Hare, Roz Rothstein, Jerry Rothstein Margot Einstein, Fumio
Taku, May Long
Young
Arab Woman's Life
Saved by Israeli Doctors
When a young Arab mother's life was
at risk after giving
birth in a Palestinian Authority hospital, the Arab doctors and her
parents decided to transport her to an Israeli hospital, where the
Israeli doctors immediately operated on her to save her
life!!
This is the true picture of
Israel, a nation dedicated to saving every human life, whether Jewish
or Arab! Israel is the champion of human rights in the
Middle East.
We are absolutely outraged when
anti-Zionists falsely accuse Israel as an apartheid occupier of the
Arab Palestinians. Israel is dedicated to saving lives; Hamas
and Hezbollah, backed up by Syria and Iran, are dedicated to wiping
Israel off the map.
It is truly ironic that those
who accuse Israel of "apartheid policy" are themselves
the champion of human rights violations and apartheid laws!
Valuing every person, regardless
of gender, race, nationality, or faith is a foundational
Judeo-Christian value that is protected by law in America and Israel.
This defines who we are as nations. It differentiates us from many
other nations of the world, where many of their citizens receive only
limited rights, privilege, or protection, because of their gender or
faith.
Rabbi Akiva was quoted as saying
that "Love your neighbors as yourself" [Leviticus 19:18] is "the major
tenet of the Torah." Lev. 19:34 further states: "The stranger who
resides with you shall be to you as one of your citizens; you shall
love him as yourself, for you were strangers in the land of Egypt: I
the LORD am your God."
Likewise Jesus
is quoted in Mark 12:28-29: "One of the teachers of the law came
and...asked [Jesus], 'Of all the commandments, which one is the most
important?' Jesus answered, 'The most important one is this: Hear,
O Israel, the Lord is our God, the Lord is one. Love the Lord your
God with all your heart and with all your soul and with all your mind
and with all your strength. The second is this: Love your neighbor as
yourself. There is no commandment greater than these.'"
This is the foundation of our
Judeo-Christian values. Judaism does not teach Jews to go out and kill
those who do not follow Judaism. Nor did Jesus. He taught His followers
to love others, even love their enemies, and to do good to them that
hate them.
A
New Poll on American Jews,
Israel, and Threat of Islam
shows a growing concern
among American Jews over radical
Islam's threat to Israel and America
Are
Jews in America
becoming more "conservative"? Perhaps not socially, but on the
subject of the Islamic threat to Israel and America, they find
themselves
increasingly at odds with "liberal" voters in America.
In
a recent poll of 600
likely American Jewish voters, conducted for Secure
America Now,
Jewish voters expressed a growing concern
about Israel being seriously threatened by Arab nations and Iran. (To
download
more information on the poll, click here.) This same increasing
apprehension
is shared by "conservative" voters in America who overwhelmingly
support Israel, while "liberal" voters are least supportive of
Israel.
Here are 10 key results
from the poll:
1.Are you
concerned about Israel being threatened by Arab nations
and Iran that want to
destroy Israel?
2. If
sanctions against Iran fail, and Israel
were to attack Iran to stop them from developing a nuclear weapon,
would this
be an act of self defense?
The following statement has been signed by Jose Maria Aznar, David
Trimble,
John R. Bolton, Alejandro Toledo, Marcello Pera, Andrew Roberts, Fiamma
Nirenstein, George Weigel, Robert F. Agostinelli and Carlos Bustelo:
Israel is a Western democracy and a normal country. Nonetheless, Israel
has faced abnormal circumstances since its inception. In fact, Israel
is the only Western democracy whose existence has been questioned by
force, and whose legitimacy is still being questioned independently of
its actions.
The recent flotilla crisis in the Mediterranean provided yet another
occasion for Israel's detractors to renew their frenzied campaign. It
was so even before the facts of that tragic incident had come to light.
Eyes were blind to the reasons why Israel had to respond to the Gaza
flotilla's clear provocation.
Because we believe Israel is subjected to unfair treatment, and are
convinced that defending Israel means defending the values that made
and sustain our Western civilization, we have decided to launch the
Friends of Israel Initiative. Our goal is to bring reason and decency
back to the discussion about Israel. We are an eclectic group, coming
from different countries and holding different opinions on a range of
issues. It goes without saying that we do not speak for the State of
Israel and we do not defend every course of action that it decides
upon. We are united, however, by the following beliefs, principles and
aims: <continue...>
Newsletter
Hezbollah and Venezbollah against America
Tell me. Have
we lost our will to
survive and excel as a nation of liberty and exemplary moral values?
Are we now
a nation of blind sheep led by the blind shepherds? Why are there so
many of
us, Jews and Christians, who are allowing those who are intent on
destroying
our nation and Israel to go unopposed?
The
first and most fundamental role of our
government is to defend our citizens against foreign enemies! This
includes
keeping a strong alliance with those nations that share our values and
desire
for common defense. Yet, for years, we have allowed Iran to keep
supplying
missiles to Hezbollah to attack Israel, and now we are closing our eyes
to Iran
supplying missiles to "Venezbollah" in our own backyard, who may soon
be capable of hitting our cities with weapons of mass destruction -
unless we
stop them now!
Posted By Richard Baehr
On March 21, 2011 @ 12:15
am In Daily Mailer,FrontPage
Pressure
from the political left has shaken the pro-Israel consensus that has
historically existed within the American Jewish community. This
consensus
has been attacked by such “luminaries” as former New Republic editor
Peter
Beinart for requiring progressive Jews, especially younger and
generally less
affiliated Jews, to “check their values at the door” when it comes to
Israel.
At the same time, the pro-Israel consensus has also had to
confront the
assault from Jewish or Jewish-affiliated activist groups from the
burgeoning BDS
(boycotts, divestment, and sanctions) movement against Israel. In
essence,
the pro-Israel consensus has come under attack from both the soft and
hard
left. <continue.....>
The
Munich Three Find Their Target: Israel
Posted By Kenneth Levin
On April 27, 2011 @ 12:00
am In Daily Mailer,FrontPage
In
1938, the leaders of Britain, France and Germany met in Munich to
decide the
fate of Czechoslovakia. Czechoslovakia was not invited. The three
conferees
agreed to strip the targeted nation of the Sudetenland, whose
population
consisted largely of ethnic Germans, and transfer that territory to
German
control. This deprived the victim state not simply of land but of
those
areas – mountainous, fortifiable - necessary for Czechoslovakia to
be able
to defend itself.
Today,
the same three
nations are doing the same vis-a-vis
Israel. <continue.....>
For
Zion's Sake
A Christian View
For
Zion’s Sake A Christian View By
Dr.
Richard Booker
The Ten Commandments of Arab Myths
Shalom!
In a previous article, I talked about mythomaniacs and their ability to
turn Arab myths into facts and Israeli facts into myths. I will be
explaining some of the more common myths in the articles that follow. I
want to summarize them in this preview article which I call, “The Ten
Commandments of Arab Myths.”
1. The “Palestinian people”
have an historic connection to the land.
This is very interesting since there is no such thing as a “Palestinian
people.” When the Romans changed the name of Israel to Palestine, the
people living there at the time were Jews, not Arabs. If there had been
a Palestinian people, which there never was, it would have been Jews. <continue...>
Who Was Responsible for Decisive
Aid to Israel in 1948 and Who
Caused the Palestinian Arab “Nakba” ?
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AMERICAN THINKER
Taqiyya for Kids
By Janet Tassel
January 15, 2012
It was the first week in October in
Newton, an upscale suburb of Boston, and Tony Pagliuso's daughter, a
sophomore at Newton South High School, was visibly disturbed. When Tony
asked her the problem, she showed him a passage from the chapter she
was assigned in her World History Class. It was a chapter called
"Women, an Essay," from a supplemental text called The Arab World
Notebook. In a paragraph devoted to women "in the struggle for
independence from colonial powers," we find: (Continue...)
Rising Anti-Semitism
ZOA Files Complaint Against Rutgers
With Office For Civil Rights Because Of Hostile Environment
For
Jewish Students
The
Zionist Organization of America (ZOA) today filed a complaint
against Rutgers, The State University of New Jersey, with the U.S.
Department
of Education's Office for Civil Rights because of a hostile
anti-Semitic campus
environment. The complaint, based on troubling reports from
Jewish
students, describes in detail the anti-Semitic harassment, intimidation
and
discrimination that Jewish students have been subjected to at Rutgers,
in
violation of Title VI of the Civil Rights Act of 1964, including the
following:
A
Jewish student named
John Doe (a pseudonym) was subjected to murderous threats made against
him by
other students on Facebook – to “shut him up” by “beating him with a
crowbar,”
and to “skin him alive.” <continue....>
ITALY AGAINST THE JEWS
Giulio
Meotti
6.13.2011
www.ynetnews.com
The first
months of 2011 have
confirmed Italy’s status as one of Iran’s biggest European trade
partners, all
while the ayatollahs pursue the means to perpetuate a second Holocaust.
Rome is
doing business as usual with the greatest totalitarian threat to
international
peace and security since the defeats of Soviet communism and Nazi
fascism,
providing a lifeline to an Iranian regime that is cruel at home,
sponsors
terror abroad and preaches anti-Jewish revolt.
Meanwhile,
a murky wave of
anti-Israel zeal is also growing at an alarming rate in Italy. “The old
anti-Jewish libels are now aimed at the State of Israel”, says Stefano
Gatti,
one of the top researchers at the Center for Documentation in
Milan. <continue....>
Keeping
Watch on Events in
the Middle East
Israel
Palestinian Conflict:
The Truth About the West Bank
Palestine,
Insights from History
Following
is a revealing account by Hussein ibn-Ali, Sherif of Mecca.
Hussein wrote in Mecca's
daily newspaper, Al Qibla, in 1918,
"The
resources of the country are still virgin soil and will be developed by
the
Jewish immigrants. One of the most amazing things until recent times
was that
the Palestinian used to leave his country, wandering over the high seas
in
every direction. His native soil could not retain a hold on him.... At
the same
time, we have seen the Jews from foreign countries streaming to
Palestine from
Russia, Germany, Austria, Spain, and America. The cause of causes could
not
escape those who had a gift of deeper insight. They
knew that the country was for its original sons [abna'ihi-l-asliyin],
for all their
differences, a sacred and beloved homeland. The return of these
exiles
[jaliya] to their homeland will
prove materially and spiritually an experimental school for their
brethren who
are with them in the fields, factories, trades and all things connected
to the
land." 1(Underline
and emphasis mine)
Then on
January 3, 1919, Emir Feisal, leader
of the Arab movement and son of Hussein signed an agreement with Dr.
Chaim
Weizmann, head of the Zionist Commission to Palestine.
Agreement Between
Emir Feisal
Husseini and Dr. Weizman
His
Royal Highness the Emir FEISAL, representing and acting on behalf of
the Arab
Kingdom of Hedjaz, and Dr. CHAIM WIEZMANN, representing and acting on
behalf of
the Zionist Organization.
mindful of
the racial kinship and ancient bonds existing
between the Arabs and the Jewish people, and realising that the surest
means of
working out the consumation of their national aspirations is through
the
closest possible collaboration in the development of the Arab State and
Palestine, and being desirous further of confirming the good
understanding
which exists between them, have agreed upon the following
Articles;- <continue>
The U.N.'s universal
definition of a refugee:
"Any person who has been forced to abandon his permanent home in his
natural habitat since time immemorial will be considered a refugee".
In
only one instance has this definition been expanded upon, through the
pressure of the Arab League. The broadened definition is as follows:
"Every Arab who left Palestine-the Land of Israel in 1948, who had
lived
there for two years, will
also be considered a refugee he and
his descendants ". Why did the Arab countries bother to expand
this definition? Because most of the
Arabs calling themselves "Palestinians" immigrated to Palestine-
Israel during the British mandate, particularly during WWII and
following; the
years in which the British government prevented Jews from reaching
their
homeland, from saving their lives. <Read
more>
Hebron's Jewish Quarter, 1862
What are Israel's
Secure and Defensible Borders?
In
President
Obama’s speech on May 19, he articulated his conviction that, in
order
for
peace to move forward between Israel and the Palestinians, Israel would
need to
re-engage in negotiations recognizing the 1967 lines as the basis for
determining the future borders of a Palestinian state.
“We
believe the borders of Israel and
Palestine should be based on the 1967 lines with mutually agreed swaps,
so that
secure and recognized borders are established for both states.
The
Palestinian people must have the right to govern themselves, and reach
their
full potential, in a sovereign and contiguous state.” (Barak
Obama, May 19, 2011)
What
are the
1967 lines that President Obama is referring to? The 1967 lines
were the armistice
lines formed in 1949 that halted the Arab/Israel war begun in
1948 when
five Arab nations invaded the newly formed state of Israel determined
to destroy her. Following
this aggression, Jordan occupied the area west of the Jordan River that
became
known as the West Bank. This is the area historically known as Judea
and
Samaria. The
lines drawn for the cessation of this war, known as the Green Line, is
the
boundary that existed until the beginning of the Six Day War in 1967. From its inception, it was understood that the Green
Line was to
be temporary until secure boundaries could be negotiated.
In
his speech, President
Obama refers to “secure and recognized borders”.It
is important to know what territory Israel
needs in order to have secure borders.In fact,her very existence depends on
it.
The
following video
provides information for determining what would constitute secure
borders for Israel.
What are
Israel's
Secure
and Defensible Borders?
Israel's Critical Security Needs
for a Viable Peace
Israel’s
Requirement
forDefensible Borders
by Maj.-Gen.
(res.) Yaakov Amidror
Military-Strategic
Aspects of West Bank
Topography for Israel’s Defense
Due to its
location and topography, the West Bank (Judea and
Samaria) has played a vital role in Israel’s national security since it
was captured
by the IDF in 1967. The West Bank is relatively small, covering 2,123
square
miles (5,500 square kilometers), but it is situated immediately
adjacent the
Israeli coastal plain where more than 70 percent of Israel’s population
and 80
percent of industrial capacity are located. Moreover, the West Bank is
comprised largely of a north
south mountain
ridge that
dominates vital Israeli infrastructure along the coast, including
Israel’s
international airport, high-tech companies, and most of the major
highways
connecting Haifa, Tel Aviv and Jerusalem.
Rainwater flows down the slopes of this mountain ridge into underground
aquifers in western Samaria that provide Israel with approximately 30
percent
of its water supply.
An Apartheid State? The demographics in
Israel in 2010 tell a
different story.
According
to Israel's Central Bureau of Statistics, the
population of Jews in Israel at the end of 2010 was 5,802,000; 75.4
percent of the total. The population of Arabs was1,573,000;
20.4% of the total. There were 320,000; 4.2%, who are not
registered as either Jew or Arab with the Interior Ministry’s
Population and Immigration Authority.
In
contrast, Abbas vows a very different demographic for a Palestinian
State:
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URGENT ACTION!!
Tell PM Netanyahu that Israel MUST
"STAND FIRM ON SAN REMO!"
"There
is no solution for the Palestinian question except through Jihad.
Initiatives, proposals and international conferences are all a waste of
time and vain endeavors."
The Hamas
Covenant
The following is
an excerpt from the Hamas Covenant. The covenant is important to read
in order to fully understand their objectives.
The Islamic
Resistance Movement believes that the land of Palestine is an Islamic
Waqf consecrated for future Moslem generations until Judgement Day. It,
or any part of it, should not be squandered: it, or any part of it,
should not be given up. Neither a single Arab country nor all Arab
countries, neither any king or president, nor all the kings and
presidents, neither any organization nor all of them, be they
Palestinian or Arab, possess the right to do that. Palestine is an
Islamic Waqf land consecrated for Moslem generations until Judgement
Day. This being so, who could claim to have the right to represent
Moslem generations till Judgement Day?
This is the law governing the land of Palestine in the Islamic Sharia
(law) and the same goes for any land the Moslems have conquered by
force, because during the times of (Islamic) conquests, the Moslems
consecrated these lands to Moslem generations till the Day of Judgement.
Read
the complete Hamas Covenant of
the Islamic
Resistance Movement <Here>