Perang dgn DIRI

rasa sangat release ketika menulis blog neh.....terima kasih kepadaNya kerana memberikn ak kekuatan ini hingga aku mampu tersenyum walaupun hati berkecamuk =) benarlah kata owg .... hanya Pencipta yg mahu mendengar rintihan hati seorang hamba.....sungguh sedih apabila aku hampir lupa....lupa pada yang Maha mendengar....

" Sesuatu yang kita cinta sebenarnya hanyalah ujian dari Allah" ~ terbaca tulisan karya Pahrol Mohd Juoi mengatakan Allah memberi cinta sebagai ujian, cinta lah berpada-pada apabila nanti Allah menguji kita dengannya kita tidak akan terlalu menderita~

Sesuatu yang kita cinta pada saya sebagai manusia yang baru mengenal cinta sangat teruja dengan perasaan cinta tersebut...kabur...dan lama2 buta dengan cinta....xnmpak yang sebenarnya cinta itulah musuh paling besar dalam hidup. Pengajaran hidup amat mendewasakan aku... " xpe amiklah ini sbg pengajaran"

Salah sendiri kerana terlalu percayakan cinta, yakin dengan cinta lebih dr yakin dengan CINTA yang pastinya amat setia menugguku....

cintalah yang telah menggaburi mata untuk merindui CINTA~

aku percayakan cinta.....lupa pada CINTA, yakin yang cinta dapat mendidiku ke arah CINTA, namun cinta juga manusia sepertiku, lemah! CINTA masih menanti aku kembali,....ak berlayar bersama cinta...hanyut jauh tanpa arah~

akhirnya cinta meninggalkan aku....dengan layar yang cinta berikan untukku.....aku sesat.....aku xpandai menggunakan layar itu....sampai hati cinta!!!...setelah memujuku berlayar bersama ditinggalkan saat2 akhir~ ak terkontang kanting ditengah lautan.....layar yang diberikan patah~

tp.....CINTA masih ada ~ CINTA sentiasa ada bersamaku.....cuma aku lupa pada CINTA sebab terlalu cinta pada cinta~

Akhirnya~ aku kembali kepada CINTA~ alhamdullulliah~ terlalu malu dengan CINTA, terasa kerdil dengan CINTA......

aku xlayak dicintai kerana tidak mencintai!!

good conversation~

i was jus hv a nice chat with my frens....we shared stories...love life...career....study....n i found out tht our conversation change from time to time..i mean...we used to talk about freinds when we are still young...then when we reach a teenage life it differs...we start to talk about boys, hobby, friends, love life, secret admirers and all those things like a teenage would hv.......then came to enter university's life....we change again...most chatting goes to study, quizzes, lecturers,friends, boyfriends, scandals....now m turning 24 and again conversation change whenever i hang out with my friends...we start to talk about work, career, working environment, lifestyle, POLITICS, this is a fact tht i accept sometimes...age really play an important role in leading one conversation....and at a very different level....i wont speak about boys whenever i had conversation with my cousins most age around 6-13 yrs old...n i wont talk about marriage life whenever m with my lil sis...sometimes we hv something in common...i would become me 13 yrs old back then whenever m with her...so thts wut i mean diffrent level...some people might not really enjoy with some discussion on certain topic..thus they would probably take little attention on wut we are saying or discuss... me also sometimes like tht...especially when my friends start to talk about their love life...kinda bored unless u said something tht is informative...tht can be useful when u enter to any kind of relationship...

sometimes i feel insulted especially when the discussion is aimed at me....i try to brush it off and going with the flow....have a dry sense of humour...thts standard of life , sometimes we feel tht way...so we hv to be aware of tht...specially when we talk to someone tht's not at our level of thinking...it is always happen to me....most of the time i just nod my head even though i disagree with some of their words.....dont be so "show off" like u know everything, in facts try to accept their opinion..we would end up with a great conversation.

plus...something tht i wanna share...if u seen someone among ur frens n family or even neighbours do something wrong and u wanting to put things right, wut would you do?

yes ! give them advice

but will they accept it? some people feel hard to accept other's advice......it's happen to me many times...wut i do is i make it as fun...i try to make it funny...so tht nobody will get hurt....thts the way i give my advice....but sometimes it depends....if someone seeking an advice from me i'd rather be serious in putting myself in her/his shoes.....n try to understand their situation...most importantly you have to :

1) feel love

2) sincere to help

3) focus n listen

4) accept n adapt n

5) willing to participate in the situation

thts enuf to make one's smile.......and if it is getting worse just keep quiet.....silent means everything.... is different when u talk to someone who is married....but i enjoy talk to them...listen to their advice bc they hv more experince as compared to us....in other words to prepare myself to enter tht phase... think before u say something coz it might hurts someone's feeling...dont be overeacting when speaking to someone bc a great talker is a great lier =)


p/s best lepak ngn kengkawan n cite pasal career n lifesyle msg2 =) ohhhh m grown up already =)

Running~

Running~No Doubt

Run

Running all the time

Running to the future

With you right by my side

Me

I'm the one you chose

Out of all the people

You wanted me the most

I'm so sorry that I'm falling

Help me up lets keep on running

Don't let me fall out of love

Running, running

As fast as we can

I really hope you make it (Do you think we'll make it?)

We're running Keep holding my hand

It's so we don't get separated

Be

Be the one I need

Be the one I trust most

Don't stop inspiring me

Sometimes it's hard to keep on running

We work so much to keep it going

Don't make me want to give up

p/s I LOVE U~ heee like the song so much~ like the melody like the lyrics =)

Women's Rights

Women's Rights In Islam
The Conditions of Women in Arabia Before Islam

In those days before Islam, women were treated like slaves or property. Their personal consent concerning anything related to their well-being was considered unimportant, to such a degree that they were never even treated as a party to a marriage contract.Women were used for one purpose, and then discarded. They had no independence, could own no property and were not allowed to inherit. In times of war, women were treated as part of the prize. Simply put, their condition was unspeakable.In addition, the birth of a daughter in a family was not an occasion for rejoicing, but was regarded with humiliation. The practice of killing female children was uncontrolled.With the advent of Islam came the verse from the Quran condemning those who practiced female infanticide:

"And when the news of (the birth of) a female (child) is brought to any of them, his face becomes dark, and he is filled with inward grief! He hides himself from the people because of the evil of that whereof he has been informed. Shall he keep her with dishonor or bury her in the earth? Certainly, evil is their decision."(An-Nahl 16:58-59)

And as part of a description of various events on the Day of Judgment, the Quran mentions:

"And when the female (infant) buried alive (as the pagan Arabs used to do)shall be questioned. For what sin she was killed? (At-Takwir 81:8-9)

Outside Arabia conditions for women were no better. In India, Egypt, and all European countries in the Dark Ages, women were treated worse than slaves. They were not regarded as human beings but as sort of a sub-species between humans and animals.

Allah (SWT) Gave the Arab Women Their Rights

The rights of Muslim women were given to us by Allah (SWT), who is All-Compassionate, All-Merciful, All-Just, All-Unbiased, All-Knowing and Most Wise. These rights, which were granted to women more than 1400 years ago, and were taught by the perfect example of the Prophet Muhammad (SAW), were given by the one Who created us and Who alone knows what rights are best for our female natures. Allah (SWT) says in the Quran:

"O You who believe! You are forbidden to inherit women against their will, and you should not treat them with harshness, that you may take away part of the Mahr (bridal-money given by the husband to his wife at time of marriage) you have given them, unless they commit open illegal sexual intercourse. And live with them honorably. If you dislike them, it may be that you dislike a thing and Allah bringsthrough it a great deal of good." (An-Nisa 4:19)

The most basic right of a woman in Islam is the knowledge and recognition that she never has to ask or demand or fight for her rights which are guaranteed to her by Allah (SWT) Himself.

Rights That Islam Gives to Women

Human Rights

Islam considers a woman to be equal to a man as a human being and as his partner in this life. Women have been created with a soul of the same nature as man’s. Allah (SWT) says in the Quran:

"O mankind! Be dutiful to your Lord, Who created you from a single person (Adam), and from him (Adam) He created his wife (Eve), and from them both He created many men and women and fear Allah through Whom you demand your mutual (rights), and (do not cut the relations of) the wombs (kinship). Surely, Allah is Ever and All-Watcher over you." (Al-Nisa 4:1)

And in the words of the Prophet Muhammad (SAW),

"Assuredly, women are the twin halves of men." (Sahih reported by Abu-Dawud (RA)

Islam does not blame Eve alone for the First Sin. The Quran makes it very clear that both Adam and Eve were tempted, that they both sinned and were both forgiven after their repentance. Allah (SWT) says in the Quran:

"Then Satan whispered suggestions to them both in order to uncover that which was hidden from them of their private parts (before); he said: "Your Lord did not forbid you this tree save you should become angels or become of the immortals." And he (Satan) swore by Allah to them both (saying): "Verily, I am one of the sincere well-wishers for you both." So he mislead them with deception. Then when they tasted of the tree, that which was hidden from them of their shame (private parts) became manifest to them and they began to stick together the leaves of Paradise over themselves (in order to cover their shame). And their Lord called out to them (saying): "Did I not forbid you that tree and tell you: Verily, Satan is an open enemy unto you?" They said: "Our Lord! We have wronged ourselves. If You forgive us not, and bestow not upon us Your Mercy, we shall certainly be of the losers." (Allah) said: "Get down, one of you an enemy to the other (i.e. Adam, Eve, and Satan, etc.). On earth will be a dwelling-place for you and an enjoyment, - for a time." He said: "Therein you shall live, and therein you shall die, and from it you shall be brought out (i.e. resurrected)."(Al-A’raf 7:20-25)

In Islamic law a woman is an independent, unique individual in her own right. She has the same responsibilities towards herself, towards Allah (SWT) and towards other human beings as the male, and will be punished or rewarded in the Hereafter without discrimination towards her female gender.

Civil Rights

There is no compulsion in religion according to the Quran:

"There is no compulsion in religion. Verily, the Right Path has become distinct from the wrong path. Whoever disbelieves in Taghut [anything worshipped other then the Real God (Allah)] and believes in Allah, then he has grasped the most trustworthy handhold that will never break. And Allah is All-Hearer, All-Knower."(Al-Baqarah 2:256)

A Muslim woman is not permitted to change her family name to her husband’s name upon marriage. She is always known by her father’s name, as a mark of her own identity. In choosing a marriage partner, her consent to accept or reject any prospective suitor for marriage must be respected.

A Muslim woman has the right to seek divorce, if necessary within the laws of Islam. Muslim Women Have the Right to Go Outside of Her Home . Muslim women are not forbidden from going out in the community, working, or visiting relatives and female friends, if there is no objection from their guardian/husband and they are covered and behave and speak according to Islamic guidelines and, if necessary, escorted by their Mahram (a close male relative). However, a woman’s home should be the main base that she works from. Allah (SWT) instructed the wife’s of the Prophet (SAW):

"O wives of the Prophet! You are not like any other women. If you keep your duty (to Allah), then be not soft in speech, lest he is whose heart is a disease (of hypocrisy or evil desire for adultery, etc.) should be moved with desire, but speak in an honorable manner. And stay in your houses, and do not display yourselves like that of the times of ignorance, and offer prayers perfectly (Iqamat-as-Salat), and give Zakat and obey Allah and His Messenger. Allah wishes only to remove Ar-Rijs (evil deeds and sins, etc.) from you, O members of the family [of the Prophet (SAW)], and to purify you with a thorough purification." (Al-Ahzab 33:32-33)

A Woman in Islam Has the Right to Get an Education

In the words of the Prophet Muhammad (SAW):

"To seek knowledge is obligatory on every Muslim."(Declared Authentic By Shaikh Muhammad Naasir-ud-Deen Al-Albaani)

Muslim here meaning male and female Muslims, as women are the twin halves of men. The Prophet (SAW) also said:

"Whoever follows a way to seek knowledge, Allah will make easy for him a way to paradise." (Declared Authentic By Shaikh Muhammad Naasir-ud-Deen Al-Albaani)

A woman in Islam has the right to knowledge and education. Allah (SWT) encourages women to read and keep up the learning process. He also bestows His mercy upon all who seek knowledge, and gives them high status:

"Is one who is obedient to Allah, prostrating himself or standing (in prayer) during the hours of the night, fearing the Hereafter and hoping for the Mercy of his Lord (like one who disbelieves)? Say: "Are those who know equal to those who know not?" It is only men of understanding who will remember (i.e. get a lesson from Allah’s Signs and Verses). (Az-Zumar 39:9)

"O you who believe! When you are told to make room in the assemblies, (spread out and) make room. Allah will give you (ample) room (from His Mercy). And when you are told to rise up (for prayers, Jihad, or for any other good deed), rise up. Allah will exalt in degree those of you who believe, and those who have been granted knowledge. And Allah is Well-Acquainted with what you do. (Al-Mujadilah 58:11)

This is referring to religious knowledge, in the first place, and to any other kind of knowledge, in the second place, where one has the intention of benefiting herself, her family and the Islamic society. Additionally, a husband should not forbid his wife from going out of the house to seek basic religious knowledge, unless he is teaching her at home. The Quran advises mankind to pray:

"Then High above all be Allah, the True King. And be not in haste [O Muhammad (SAW)] with the Quran before its revelation is completed to you, and say: My Lord! Increase me in knowledge." (Ta-Ha 20:114)

The Right to Go to the Mosque

The Messenger of Allah (SAW) said:

"If someone’s wife asks his permission to go to the mosque, he should not deny it to her."
Women should be covered Islamically, according to the Muslim woman's dress requirements .At the same time, a woman’s prayer in her home is better, from the standpoint of her household duties and duties as a mother. Also it is better in the sense that it prevents unnecessary mixing with men. The Prophet (SAW) also stated on another occasion:

"But their homes are better for them." (Reported by Abu Dawud and Ahmed)

Islam Gives Men and Women Equal Rights

In reality, and in Islam, the rights and responsibilities of a woman are equal to those of man, but they are not necessarily identical with them. Equality and sameness are two very different things. I think you’ll agree that, for one thing, women and men are physically very different from one another, although they are equal to each other in other important ways.In the West, women may be doing the same job that men do, but their wages are often less. The rights of Western women in modern times were not created voluntarily, or out of kindness to the female. The modern Western woman reached her present position by force, and not through natural processes or mutual consent of Divine teachings. She had to force her way, and various circumstances aided her.

Shortage of manpower during wars, pressure of economic needs and requirement of industry forced women to leave their homes to work, struggling for their livelihood, to appear equal to men. Whether all women are sincerely pleased with these circumstances, and whether they are happy and satisfied with the results, is a different matter.

But the fact remains that whatever rights modern Western women have, they fall short of those of her Muslim counterpart! Islam has given woman what duties her female nature. It gives her full security and protects her against becoming what Western modern women themselves complain against: a "mere sex object."

The Right to Seek Employment

If you take a look at many societies today, a woman is only valued and considered important if she performs the functions of a man, (while at the same time displaying her feminine attractions to the public). While these women may carry the immense responsibility of bearing and rearing children, you have to admit that they may still be at par with men in nearly every area of life.

The result is the present-day confusion concerning sex role differentiation, resulting in very large numbers of divorces and emotionally distraught children.In Islam, however, the value and importance of women in society and the true measure of their success as human beings, is measured with completely different criteria: their fear of Allah (SWT) and obedience to Him, and fulfillment of the duties He has entrusted them with, particularly that of bearing, rearing and teaching children.

Nevertheless, Islam is a practical religion, and responds to human needs and life situations. Many women need, or wish, to work for various reasons. For example, they may possess a needed skill, such as a teacher or a doctor.While Islam does not prohibit women working outside the home, it does stipulate that the following restrictions be followed to safeguard the dignity and honor of women and the purity and stability of the Islamic society, (the conduct of women, after all, is the "backbone" of any society):

1. Outside employment should not come before, or seriously interfere with her responsibilities as wife and mother.

2. Her work should not be a source of friction within the family, and the husband’s consent is required in order to eliminate later disagreements. If she is not married, she must have her guardian’s consent.

3. Her appearance, manner and tone of speech and overall behavior should follow Islamic guidelines. These include: restraining her glances in relation to any men near the work place, wearing correct Islamic dress, avoiding men, not walking in a provocative manner, and not using make-up or perfume in public.

4. Her job should not be one which causes moral corruption in society, or involve any prohibited trade or activity, affect her own religion, morals, dignity and good behavior, or subject her to temptations.

5. Her job should not be one which is mixing and associating with men.

6. A woman should try to seek employment in positions which require a woman’s special skills, or which relate to the needs of women and children, such as teaching, nursing other women, midwifery, medicine with specialization’s like pediatric or obstetrics-gynecology.

A Muslim Woman is Required to Dress a Certain Way When She Goes Out in Public
For a Muslim woman, her modest dress is an expression of a universal sisterhood. An Islamic dress also liberates the Muslim woman, and she is then automatically respected for her mind instead of her body.

For me, muslims women can dress anything as long as it is not against the shariah....

Because i am a woman~

kerana aku wanita

pandangan Adam mampu tembus ke dasar hatiku

kerana aku wanita

ingin disayangi itu fitrah diriku

kerana aku wanita

mudah terpikat dengan keindahan akhlak seorang lelaki

kerana aku wanita

emosiku selalu mengatasi logik akalku

kerana aku wanita

air mata teman setiaku

kerana aku wanita

sensitivitiku terhadap sesuatu amat tinggi

DAN..

kerana aku wanita

aku damba pertolongan darimu Adam

peliharalah bicaramu denganku

jangan bermain kata denganku

takut rosak hatiku

kerana aku wanita

akhlakmu ukuran dimataku

peliharalah akhlakmu dan imanmu

jangan kau burukkan darjatmu pada mataku

takut rosak thiqohmu

kerana aku wanita

maka peliharalah susunan kata-katamu

kerana aku mudah terasa

namun aku bukan lemah

sekadar ingin kau tahu hati ini mudah tercalar

kerana aku wanita

peliharalah dirimu dari mencemuhku

saat titisan jernih mengalir dari mataku

kerana itu cara untukku meluahkan perasaanku

supaya hatiku tenang kembali

kerana aku wanita

aku memang sangat peka

maka fahamilah kecerewetanku ada sebabnya

WAHAI ADAM,

kalau kau sangka berpakaian selekeh itu 'cool',hakikatnya kau begitu jelek pada pandangan kami.

andai kau rasa 'usha' itu tanda kejantanan,darjat mu telah jatuh pada pandangan kami

jika kau fikir hidup membelakangkan agama itu kemodenan,maka tiada lagi hormat untukmu dari kami.

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Global Boycott

"To effectuate a just, equitable, prompt and sustainable resolution to the conflict in Palestine."

boycott!!!!!!!!

p/s LET US WEAKEN THOSE WHO OPPRESS PALESTINIANS ~ SEEK FOR JUSTICE!!!

PALESTINE ISSUES~

ISRAEL WILL BE PALESTINE

A meeting between Palestinian Prime Minister Salam Fayyad and Israeli deputy foreign minister Danny Ayalon ended abruptly Wedensday. The dispute followed the Israeli deputy foreign minister's demand that the meeting's summary should refer to the notion of 'two states for two peoples,' rather than just 'two states.'

"I wanted that at the very least it will note two states for two peoples. I demanded to know what they meant. One Palestinian state and one bi-national state, or another Palestinian state?" the deputy minister told Ynet. "I made it clear that we were out of the picture if the summary didn't say two states for two peoples."

The Palestinian PM could not accept such a demand for very many reasons: Israel is located on historic Palestine. It came to life through robbery and ethnic cleansing. It is maintained by theft. At least a fifth of Israel's population are Palestinians. And if this is not enough, not a single living Palestinian negotiator is ever going to let the refugee issue go, and for a good reason. The right of return is still the crux of the Palestinian cause.

Interestingly enough, within the context of the two states solution, a Palestinian state would be geographically defined: it would be a state of its citizens, and it would also be a civilised amalgam of different ethnicities and religions. Israel, on the other hand, would be a racially orientated setting: it would be the Jewish State, where Jews come first. I wonder why anyone in the international community would support such a solution or such a state. However, I wasn't surprised to read in Ynet that Tony Blair, who participated in the earlier part of the meeting yesterday, "supported the Israeli stance." I guess that after dragging us all into a religious war with no end, Blair has developed an affinity with Judeo-centric arguments and the Zionist way of thinking. After all, let's not forget, it was Zionist Lord Levy and the Labour Friends of Israel who funded his party at the time it launched the war in Iraq.

It also shouldn't take us by surprise that the current rounds of talks are leading nowhere. In fact, given that Zionism does not include peaceful political precepts, the Israel-Palestine conflict cannot be resolved by the current peace talks or any kind of resolution dominated by the Zionist worldview. The Jewish state presents itself as a revival of the Biblical Israelite nation, and this means, in practice, a disastrous conflict with no end. This conflict is probably the greatest threat to world peace, but it is certainly tragic also for Israelis who are being born into a doomed reality set by a phantasmic Biblical tale.

In the meeting, Ayalon said that "Israel will continue to support the Palestinian economy, even without its consent," but he also noted that "Israel's security needs must also be taken into consideration."

Instead of being motivated by a sincere desire for peace and a spirit of reconciliation, Israeli policy makers are committed to the philosophy of 'carrot and stick': they offer a combination of 'rewards' and 'punishment' to induce 'good subservient behaviour' amongst the Palestinians. The Palestinians are constantly offered very little while at the same time, the IDF is ready to unleash its deadly might.

Israelis are basically buying time, yet, by doing so, they clearly sacrifice their future. It is no secret that for Palestinians to win, all they need is time.
The 'two states solution' is a futile idea and it is about time the international community stopped wasting any effort in trying to achieve such a resolution. The facts on the ground are clear, as Daniel McGowan clearly suggested a few months ago: "Within the current borders controlled by Israel (including pre-1967 Israel, the West Bank, Gaza and the Golan Heights) there is in fact a single state. It has one electrical grid, one water system, one currency, one major highway system, one postal service, and one external border. Goods and people entering this de facto state come through harbors, airports, and a restricted number of crossings. Bills of lading and passports are checked and stamped by officials of this single state."

This one state is momentarily called Israel, and it is dominated ideologically by Jewish racism and fuelled practically by Talmudic supremacy. However, this will change. Against all odds, the Israeli nuclear power, Jewish lobbies around the world, F-35 stealth planes and Israeli Deputy Foreign Minister Ayalon's enthusiasm, Israel will become a state of its citizens and by the time this happens, it will be called Palestine.

by Gilad Atzmon from Online Journal

note : history wrote very well....thats all i can say...peace settlement do not give any solution...thus it remains the same...the issue will continue....refresh our memory by revisit the history relating to the establishment of Israel in 1948, it was Britain that brought jews to enter Palestinian land under the Balfour Declaration, in that agreement British recognised jewish people to live under the land of Palestine i.e establish the homeland for the jewish...This British policy tht stated :

His Majesty's government view with favour the establishment in Palestine of a national home for the jewish people, and will use their best endeavours to facilitate the achievement of this object, it being clearly understood that nothing shall be done which may prejudice the civil and religious rights of existing non-Jewish communities in Palestine, or the rights and political status enjoyed by Jews in any other country." Balfour Declaration

Lets us scrutiny the history of jews...even before the holocaust, jewish people had no home due to anti-semitism and discrimination, that brought them to migrate to Palestine, US and england. During Nazi's rule, almost 6 million jews were murdered in the World War 2.

jews was killed in holocaust

so, as we can see, jews actually has been persucuted by the europeans for centuries, injustice had been inflicted uopn the jewish people....and for centuries, no right has been given to them....so now such injustice has been compensated with another injustice imposed on another community, should it be done?~ now palestine was stolen...and was given to the minority jewish....i cant see any justice being imposed here....what else can they do? killed women? children? where is justice now???

“Justice Must Not Only Be Done, It Must Be Seen To Be Done.”

people talk about justice everyday....but does justice be done?? what happens in Palestine is totally inhumanity...where is justice now?

slaughter of innocent men, women and children in Gaza by Israel’s military, supported by the United States, Britain and the European Union is another example of the brutality of the strong against the weak and illustrates also the double standards, hypocrisy and the failure by the international community to condemn the crimes committed by the most powerful military power in the Middle-East against the long suffering defenceless Palestinians. So where is justice they are talking about??

Meanwhile the Palestinians have been subjected to condemnation for defending as best they could but the Western Press played up the futile retaliation by the Palestinians as terrorism. That the Israelis attack, kill, destroy and arrest Palestinians thus terrifying them does not make them terrorists.

~The fog of wars has blurred our vision and our ability to grasp the fundamental truth that only in peace, will we find justice.

There cannot be justice when men, women and children are massacred with impunity, massacred legitimately!

There cannot be justice, when children are denied their basic right to education and to realise their fullest potential!

There cannot be justice when there is no hope for a better future!

This is not a religious war. The Jews have been living in Muslim land for centuries. In fact they seek refuge in Muslim land from the oppressions and pogroms of the Europeans. But if the Jews reward their Arab hosts by seizing their land then they and their European invaders will have to pay the price.

The tragedy of Gaza will be repeated again and again. But those who think that the Palestinian will be cowed into submission are mistaken. For every Gazan killed many will replace them. Even i think peaceful settlement also cannot erased the issue~

~Wallahuallam