Hamas confirms executing Fatah collaborators

He claimed that Fatah members had taken to the streets to blow kisses at IAF planes and handed out candies as they attacked Hamas targets in the Gaza Strip.

I have long suspected Fatah was nothing more than a Zionist plot.( the clues were many indeed,if you have an eye willing to see) 72 Olympics ? the wreck of the Edmond Fitzgerald ? new Coke ?..need I go on

Since this information has been made public, and after extensive Qur'anic research on the part of a fundamentalist Islamic, Islamist, Jihadist, "think tank" organization.

"Islamic jihad"( the Palestinian terrorist group, not to be confused with ongoing {islamic jihad} against all infidels) is now claiming that "Hamas itself, is just a Zionist front", designed to corrupt the people of Palestine and lead them from their sacred mission to rid the middle east and "Allah willing",the whole world of the Jews.

(ps) please read your hadiths all of this made very is clear.

I have fallen behind in my reading of the Hadiths-- peace be upon them!

Ah,but the hadiths are so helpful filling in the gaps in the Qur'an.There are so many contradictions within it's pages it's the only way to understand what is abrogated or not.

see what the verse of the sword abrogated ? no compulsion to religion,perhaps ?

now under threat of the dreaded "Islamophbic" label. I hate to see other newsvine members get their panties in a bunch (LOL) some tend to violate the CoH at the mere mention of such "heresy" but in the spirit of, "get smarter here"

Sahih Muslim 6985

Abu Huraira reported Allah's Messenger (may peace be upon him)

so Allah's Messenger "Mohammad" said: with no apparent anti-semitism(Jew hatred) intended ?

as saying: The last hour would not come unless the Muslims will fight against the Jews and the Muslims would kill them until the Jews would hide themselves behind a stone or a tree and a stone or a tree would say: Muslim, or the servant of Allah, there is a Jew behind me; come and kill him; but the tree Gharqad would not say, for it is the tree of the Jews.

http://worldknightboy.newsvine.com/_news/2009/06/09/2910838-youtube-cair-caught-selling-jihadist-anti-judeo-christian-books-to-public at the end of this video is a little boy reciting the linked hadith.

I will go out on a limb here, and clearly state this does not foster peace,love nor a better understanding between differing groups of humans.Iwill call it genocidal in nature.

the Gharqad is the tree of the Jews,Allah said so..So whats he got against the Irish Celts why don't we get a Tree. I want one, Damn it. I would take a nice red Maple or perhaps a Birch if they were available.

but all trees are "muslim" trees, but one tree is for the Jews

this Allah "dude" is a racist bastard if you ask me.

One problem with the Hadiths is that there are so very many of them. Also, even various groups of Muslims disagree on which ones to accept.

And, I don't think a lot of them have even been translated into English. I guess devout Muslims prefer to read them in the original language, as with the Qur'an.

You may be right krishna-167929 about the peacekeepers becoming targets. Perhaps Palestinians in Gaza will vote in new leadership that is receptive to international peacekeepers that can and will help the Palestinians hold Hamas accountable -- assuming Hamas allows free elections.

Apparently the majority of Gazans did in the last elections. One reason is that despite its terrorism, Hamas had provided some humanitarian aid to the Palestinians.

Do you think the majority of Gazans support Hamas now, given their difficulties which are arguably due to Hamas's harsh words and rocket attacks against Israel?

I don't understand. Haven't Palestinians been the beneficiaries of quite a bit of international humanitarian aid for several decades, but they haven't received it because of their leadership?

Here from a 2007 article describing aid to Palestinians despite the boycott of Hamas:

In the past year, the Palestinians received more than $1.2 billion, compared to $1 billion in 2005, according to the UN Office for the Coordination of Humanitarian Affairs, or OCHA.

That does not include monetary and other assistance from Iran and Arab countries.

From a 2007 NY Times article:

"These numbers are quite stunning," said Alexander Costy, head of coordination for Álvaro de Soto, the United Nations special Middle East envoy, "given the relatively small size of the population of the Palestinian territory."

He added: "What we do know for sure is that Palestinians, and their economy and society, are becoming increasingly dependent on humanitarian handouts, and this dependency is growing fast. For a state in the making, I think this was a step backwards in 2006 and a cause for alarm."

Seems that in 2009 aid pledges have massively increased, with promises of $4.5 Billion just from the Red Sea conference in Egypt, but, according to this article from Al Jazeera :

Many economic analysts say Arab donors are reluctant to pay up because of Palestinian infighting between the Fatah faction of Mahmoud Abbas, the Palestinian president, which controls the West Bank, and Hamas, which overran Gaza two years ago.