A Glimmer.... From United With Israel website:
A Lebanese Muslim cleric decries violence, calling for tolerance and understanding among the monotheistic religions.
A Shi’ite Lebanese cleric, in an extremely rare gesture, has reached out to Jews and Christians worldwide, denouncing violence.
“We call on rabbis, priests, cardinals and Muslim clerics, Sunni and Shia, to underemphasize the verses, the traditions and the religious texts that call for violence, as they are more dangerous than nuclear weapons,” Sayyed Muhammad Ali Husseini, secretary general of the Arabic Islamic Council, a Sh’itie group, wrote on his Facebook page in Hebrew on Sunday.
“Various religious texts calling for the use of violence and ruthlessness to achieve goals are extremely dangerous when used by groups we have warned against in the past,” he continued in a long, detailed post. “These texts religiously sanction acts of violence and murder. Obviously, these are texts that were implemented in specific, limited situations; they cannot necessarily be applied to our time, since every situation has its own unique circumstances.”
Husseini has seemingly launched a campaign for inter-religious tolerance, as this was not the first time that he conveyed such a message. He posted a video on Facebook earlier in January, addressed to the “offspring of Isaac and Ishmael, our cousins, the children of the Prophet Abraham.”
“Not all Jews are bad, and not all Muslims are terrorists,” he states in the latest clip. “Let’s put the disagreements aside and distance ourselves from evil and hatred…. Let us meet in a positive atmosphere, let us open up to each other and spread a culture of tolerance, this is my message,” he says in broken Hebrew.
The Shi’ites in Lebanon have come under the tutelage and sponsorship of the Ayatollah regime in Iran, but Husseini rejects this path. “It is not new for the Iranian regime to explicitly proclaim its security, economic, political and even religious control of Lebanon,” he told Emirates TV channel Al-Aan in May 2014. “We have warned of this and condemned it, and shall never accept it.”
Eddy Cohen, a lecturer at Bar-Ilan University’s Communications Department who helped Husseini translate his messages into Hebrew, told Israel’s IDF Radio on Sunday that he did know whether or not Husseini’s ideas were popular in Lebanon. He noted, however, that the Shiite cleric seemed unconcerned about spreading his posts in Hebrew on Facebook, which could be dangerous, as Islamic terrorists are known to silence dissenting voices.
“He is a moderate, and most Lebanese are sick of war and hostilities,” Cohen said.
A Lebanese Muslim cleric decries violence, calling for tolerance and understanding among the monotheistic religions.
A Shi’ite Lebanese cleric, in an extremely rare gesture, has reached out to Jews and Christians worldwide, denouncing violence.
“We call on rabbis, priests, cardinals and Muslim clerics, Sunni and Shia, to underemphasize the verses, the traditions and the religious texts that call for violence, as they are more dangerous than nuclear weapons,” Sayyed Muhammad Ali Husseini, secretary general of the Arabic Islamic Council, a Sh’itie group, wrote on his Facebook page in Hebrew on Sunday.
“Various religious texts calling for the use of violence and ruthlessness to achieve goals are extremely dangerous when used by groups we have warned against in the past,” he continued in a long, detailed post. “These texts religiously sanction acts of violence and murder. Obviously, these are texts that were implemented in specific, limited situations; they cannot necessarily be applied to our time, since every situation has its own unique circumstances.”
Husseini has seemingly launched a campaign for inter-religious tolerance, as this was not the first time that he conveyed such a message. He posted a video on Facebook earlier in January, addressed to the “offspring of Isaac and Ishmael, our cousins, the children of the Prophet Abraham.”
“Not all Jews are bad, and not all Muslims are terrorists,” he states in the latest clip. “Let’s put the disagreements aside and distance ourselves from evil and hatred…. Let us meet in a positive atmosphere, let us open up to each other and spread a culture of tolerance, this is my message,” he says in broken Hebrew.
The Shi’ites in Lebanon have come under the tutelage and sponsorship of the Ayatollah regime in Iran, but Husseini rejects this path. “It is not new for the Iranian regime to explicitly proclaim its security, economic, political and even religious control of Lebanon,” he told Emirates TV channel Al-Aan in May 2014. “We have warned of this and condemned it, and shall never accept it.”
Eddy Cohen, a lecturer at Bar-Ilan University’s Communications Department who helped Husseini translate his messages into Hebrew, told Israel’s IDF Radio on Sunday that he did know whether or not Husseini’s ideas were popular in Lebanon. He noted, however, that the Shiite cleric seemed unconcerned about spreading his posts in Hebrew on Facebook, which could be dangerous, as Islamic terrorists are known to silence dissenting voices.
“He is a moderate, and most Lebanese are sick of war and hostilities,” Cohen said.
You're a Hypocrite Troll and a Fucking Loser. Everyone with a brain on this site knows Dave at worst made a flippant remark. The only reason he didn't apologize is because he knew it would get your pussy juices flowing. No one needs to feel shame but you. Dave supports terrorism less than you lay double digits in the NFL you Fucking Lowlife Sewer Rat Scumbag. But keep grasping that canard tighter than you squeeze on Aki's cockneck and use it as your excuse for being the biggest **** in this room.
You are a gutless hypocritical coward who lacks the cajones to call out someone for their despicable pro terrorist stance, even though you purportedly despise terrorism, because you want to be one of the boys, on the fringe, in their sick cult. You even use the sick stalker's taglines and laugh with all the rest at his despicable stalking action. Go Fuck Yourself, you pathetic asshole. Why don't you go to your go to move, calling me an anti Semite, you hypocritical POS. Any fixed games for the Jews and Non Jews tonight?
Relax Cunty, I'm not going to call you an anti-Semite. Just because you want America and Israel to take actions you're too dumb to realize will result in a big pile of dead Jews doesn't make you an anti-Semite. Nah, I wouldn't call you that. I have a better idea -- How about I PM you so we can talk about a truce. I'm sure whatever I write will be kept in confidence and you'd never repeat it in here. Maybe we can work things out that way, because you know the rancor and all.....
Any personal info would always be kept in confidence, because I'm a person of integrity. Any individual words or sentences that show you to be a douchebag hypocritical liar, as part of the PM, would be subject to being used, to show your hypocrisy, like anything else you say on here. Always open for a truce, Fixer Boy.
This is Paul's type of burger:
Damn, that looks great also. Back when I was in my 20's I'd eat that shit and then look for some Sundae at Jahn's Ice Cream Parlor for dessert. You're getting me nostalgic posting all those great food pictures, for the time I could eat what I wanted, and look for more.
Oh really?
Here is what you said about Bill Ayers
Bill Ayers is a terrorist.
The fact that you think you have some authority to comment on this is hysterical.
Of course you are a well documented liar and not very bright.
Former Florida Professor Deported from U.S. over Palestinian Terrorist Ties - Letitia Stein (Reuters)
Former Florida university professor Sami Al-Arian was deported on Wednesday to Turkey, the U.S. Department of Homeland Security said.
Al-Arian was arrested in 2003 on charges that he gave money and support to the Palestinian Islamic Jihad, which has been designated a terrorist organization by the U.S. A jury later acquitted Al-Arian of 8 of the 17 charges against him, failing to reach a verdict on the remaining counts.
In 2006, Al-Arian pleaded guilty to one count of conspiracy to provide services to the organization. He agreed to be deported after serving his prison sentence.
Former Florida university professor Sami Al-Arian was deported on Wednesday to Turkey, the U.S. Department of Homeland Security said.
Al-Arian was arrested in 2003 on charges that he gave money and support to the Palestinian Islamic Jihad, which has been designated a terrorist organization by the U.S. A jury later acquitted Al-Arian of 8 of the 17 charges against him, failing to reach a verdict on the remaining counts.
In 2006, Al-Arian pleaded guilty to one count of conspiracy to provide services to the organization. He agreed to be deported after serving his prison sentence.
