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Hamas
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I have no stomach to watch TV these days. Horror explodes on your face soon as you switch it on.

Hi Hamas
To say I exist
You fire a rocket
Giving the Israelis
A chance to retaliate
Letting them kill ten kids
To save one Israeli child
Inhumane and outrageous though
They justify their unjustifiable action
Fumbling around to find a reason to kill
Hello Hamas
Just for the sake of the child
Will you stop sending rockets to Israel?
The world will not forget Palestine
Its voice is loudly heard everywhere
And we know you are under occupation

When gun replaces the pen
History is written
With the blood of the innocent?

     

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Reviewed by William Bonilla
Reviewed on January 8, 2009
Sad is the face of war
Were peace dwells not

William
Peace be with you

Reviewed by Mr. Ed
Reviewed on January 8, 2009
I have no stomach to watch TV these days. Horror explodes on your face soon as you switch it on.

How so sadly true. We humans must thrive on horror, and it seems we never learn another way.

Reviewed by Georg Mateos
Reviewed on January 8, 2009
God against Allah? is that something that make sense?

And to Hamas, blockade? with the money you used to buy those rockets they could have build a port and be independent of West Bank and everybody else, with the money you used to buy weapons you could have had the best hospitals, schools, clean water, electricity, sewer system, sea water desalination, roads and not less, a kibbutz copy to feed your people with vegetables and fruit, having a sport merchandise, but what you do? use the anhilation of your own people to gain a few heads nod of approval.
If that is what the teachs of Islam preaches...I am glad I am not a muslim, because my own conscience would have forced me to fall on my sword after making such a mockery of Allah Laws.

Georg



Reviewed by Fergus Hancock (Reader)
Reviewed on January 8, 2009
Oh, Abdi-Noor, the pain of injustice tears at me; Israel's blockade/siege of Gaza stripped its people of dignity and hope, Hamas thinking its rockets will scare Israel into retaliation, Israel retaliating and killing goes on and on......

Will things change? Will Lebanese militia retaliate and kill Israelis? Will Syria break its accord and send in trained insurgents?

How many more have to die; all deaths rob us of our humanity.

When gun replaces the pen
History is written
With the blood of the innocent?

I have not forgotten Palestine. I cannot help with peace efforts when both sides are killing each other. God bring a stop to the killing so Gaza can have hope.

Yours - Fergus

Reviewed by Dawn Anderson
Reviewed on January 8, 2009
At times, such a sad world we live in. So powerfully written, Abdi.

Reviewed by Jon Willey
Reviewed on January 7, 2009
it is unfortunate that peace cannot seem to prevail -- in the three years since Israel gave Gaza up -- 10,000 Hamas rockets have been sent into Israel to terrorize, kill and mame innocent civilians -- sooner or later you had to know that Israel must defend herself or prepare to perish -- my heart is filled with sorrow -- innocent people have died -- Hamas launches rockets now in the true style of terrorist -- from the inside of a UN school filled with innocent children -- terroristic tactics speak of great cowardice and condemn themselves -- by seeking at any human costs to gain the press advantage - while the innocents still suffer -- terrorism will never gain an advantage among men with hearts filled with love and compassion -- what would we do,if Hamas sent 10,000 rockets into Washington, D.C. over a three year period? -- may peace and love find the magic light to guide mankind away from militant actions forever -- JMW

Reviewed on January 7, 2009
YES!!!!!!! Powerfully penned sadness, from one who knows: an eye for an eye, tooth for tooth justice only harms the children. Well done, (((Abdi-Noor))).

(((((HUGS))))) love and prayer, Karla.

Reviewed by Bonnie May
Reviewed on January 7, 2009
Tears and sadness, death of a child is unbearable. Pray for peace but sometimes its not in God's plan and only love can conquer angry hearts. Yes, we have heard the cries...Love and hug, Bonnie

Reviewed by Paul Berube
Reviewed on January 7, 2009
It's a sick world we live in my friend. Stupidity runs rampant.

Reviewed by Aberjhani
Reviewed on January 7, 2009
Greatly enjoyed this poetic editorial. It's astonishing that in 2009 humans anywhere still believe in the violence of war as a solution to anything. But clearly they/we still do.

Aberjhani


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