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The woman whose name has not been released to protect her family's security and privacy was found the next morning by her mother-in-law. Witnesses told World Watch Monitor she had suffered multiple stab wounds to her torso and had been strangled with her own sari. Two suspects both Hindus have been arrested. Mahesh Dohre 23 who worked with the victim's husband and Durgesh Potfode 25 are residents of Bakoudi. They have both been released. It is unclear whether they will face further official charges. The local Christian community has been shocked by the event and expressed concerns about its vulnerability to local authorities. It is uncertain whether the attack took place because of the woman's faith but Christian women often report threats in the area. Christians comprise a tiny fraction of the population of Madhya Pradesh (the 2001 census put the figure at around 170000 people or 0.3%) and just 2.3% of the total population of India (2011 census). In the vast and diverse country Christians often live freely. However India ranks among the 50 countries where life as a Christian is most difficult according to Open Doors International a global ministry that serves Christians who are pressured because of their faith. The country is No. 31 on Open Doors' 2013 World Watch List largely because of a streak of Hindu nationalism or Hindutva that envisions India as a purely Hindu state.
BJP win elicits mixed reaction from India's Christians. Published June 19 2014 by Anto AkkaraFrom left to right. Indian President Mahinda Rajapaksa and new Indian Prime Minister Narendra Modi meeting for bilateral talks in New Delhi India. May 27 2014
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India's Christian leaders aren't quite unanimous yet on the meaning of the May election landslide that swept Narendra Modi and his Hindu nationalist party into control of the world's largest democracy.
On the one hand:"Your ascension as Prime Minister of this great country and the overwhelming mandate…under your dynamic leadership are heavenly indications that many problems facing the country…would be addressed firmly and for the common good" Cardinal Telesphore Toppo former president of the Catholic Bishops Conference of India wrote to Modi. On the other "We beg to differ from official church leaders on Narendra Modi" said a statement issued June 13 by a group led by John Dayal secretary general of All India Christian Council a Christian advocacy group. It was written in response to national church bodies and leaders rushing to congratulate Modi.
The sceptics have reasons to be wary. Only hours after the new government was sworn in May 26 key ministers were declaring opposition to longstanding minority demands to strengthen anti-discrimination laws. India ranks among the 50 countries where life as a Christian is most difficult according to Open Doors International a global ministry that serves Christians who are pressured because of their faith. The country is No. 28 on Open Doors' 2014 World Watch List largely because of a streak of Hindu nationalism or Hindutva that envisions India as a purely Hindu state.
The Hindu-nationalist Bharatiya Janata Party or BJP is the ruling party in three of the six Indian states with laws that forbid forced religious conversions — laws that are used frequently to shut down churches or intimidate Christians who speak about their faith. Even before its election mandate the party had proposed stiffer penalties in one of those states Madhya Pradesh India's second-largest.
With Modi galvanizing the BJP ticket running largely on a platform of economic revival and government reform the party won 282 seats in the 543-member Indian Parliament. The National Democratic Alliance a coalition encompassing the BJP captured 336 seats. Support for the more secular Congress Party which had ruled India for decade eroded severely dropping from 206 seats in 2009 to 44.
The congratulatory message from Cardinal Toppo head of the Catholic church in the tribal heartland of Jharkhand where BJP virtually swept the polls followed Modi's ascension to office witnessed by the heads of South Asian nations attending the swearing in ceremony.
Archbishop Baselios mar Cleemis head of the Catholic Church in India was cautiously optimistic that the new government will "continue to uphold…secularism and principles of democracy to lead the Nation on the path of development."
The National Council of Churches in India however announced its intention to remain a cautious watchdog.
Quoting the Gospel of Luke the council issued a statement that "we are reminded of the Nazareth Manifesto of Jesus 'to bring good news to the poor proclaiming release to the captives recovery of sight to the blind letting the oppressed go free and proclaiming the year of the Lord's favour.' "
People gathering for political rallies in Assam India. April 2014
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"We are to stand for just-peace and should support all policies endeavours and projects of the government within this 'just-peace' framework" the council statement said. "The 2014 Elections constitute the kairos (the critical decisive time) for the Church in India to be bearers of the 'Nazareth Manifesto' gospel in the country."
A group of Christian social activists theologians and church lay leaders issued their own statement which claimed they have "no problems with the Official Church Leaders in congratulating Modi on becoming the Prime Minister of India." However "we have serious reservations and objections on their assessment…and their expectations from Modi to build a just India and a secular India."
"The church leaders should not rush to be admirers of the government. The hierarchy should watch the ground situation and remain alert to the real concerns of the people" said John Dayal who issued the joint statement on behalf of the Christian activists and others to World Watch Monitor.
Historically Dayal pointed out the BJP has demonstrated it is "out to pursue and realize the vision of a Hindu nation."
Kumar Swamy national co-ordinator of the All Indian Christian Council a Christian advocacy group was even more blunt:
"I'm sure there will be increased sporadic localised attacks (on) the Christian community" Swamy was quoted June 2 by Christian Today. "Maybe not initially because the BJP wants to keep its image secular and democratic and show they care about the minority groups so there may not be immediate major attacks taking place."
Joseph Dias founder of the outspoken Catholic Secular Forum of Mumbai claimed "the fringe groups are already on the loose."
Police already have arrested 20 members of the Hindu Rashtra Sena or Hindu National Army after Mohasin Shaikh a Muslim computer engineer was clubbed to death June 2 with hockey sticks in Pune near Mumbai.
Police in western Maharashtra state claim that the attack in Pune by the Hindu outfit was a response to a posting on Facebook that denigrated Hindu political leaders.
Federal President Pranab Mukherji in his address to the new Parliament on June 9 assured that religious minorities will be "partners in India's development" and in the new government's broad agenda.
Yet by that date Dias said "Some of the statements from the ministers show the same (Hindu nationalist) mind-set and agenda." Within 24 hours of Modi's swearing-in on May 26 a couple of key ministers had made comments that reiterate BJP's antipathy to the decades-old Christian demand for end to discrimination against Christian Dalits.
Dalit a word meaning "trampled upon" refers to the "untoucahables" of the lowest castes in Indian society. Often Dalits eke out a living by carrying out menial jobs like scavenging while living segregated from upper castes in rural areas.
Since 1950 the federal government has set aside free education government jobs and legislative seats for Hindu Dalits. None are provided to Christian and Muslim Dalits. Two-thirds of India's 28 million Christians are Dalits.
Thavarchand Gehlot the social justice minister told the media that the new government opposes a 4.5 percent job quota for minorities a target proposed by the previous government. Reservation based on religion he said is "unconstitutional."
Minority affairs minister Najma Heptullah the lone Muslim among the 46-member Modi cabinet said quotas for minorities kill the "spirit of competition."
"We are not surprised by these comments. But we cannot keep quiet on a genuine cause because the BJP is in power" said Samuel Jayakumar secretary of the National Council of Churches Commission on Policy Governance and Public Witness.
Jayakumar took part in a strategy meeting of more than 40 Dalit Christian activists and church officials in New Delhi in May which issued a frank statement prospects for minorities under the BJP government are "not very encouraging."
"Our hope is in the judiciary" Jayakumar said in reference a 2004 petition for equal rights pending before the Indian apex court. "Once the government makes its stand clear on the issues in the Supreme Court the judiciary can give its verdict."
Hope of a Christian being included in the Modi cabinet has come to naught. Christian circles were abuzz that P.A. Sangma a prominent Catholic and BJP associate since he broke from the Congress party in 1998 would make it into the Modi cabinet as he was elected to the Parliament for the 10th time from the tiny Christian majority state of Meghalaya in the north-east.
Sudanese 'apostasy' Meriam now in the US
The Sudanese death-row mother Meriam Ibrahim who's been in global headlines for renouncing Islam arrived in New Hampshire last week.
She was accompanied by her two children and husband Daniel Wani a dual US and South Sudanese citizen. The family was initially flown to Italy where they met the Pope after having left Sudan with the help of the US government.
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Freedom - Sudanese 'apostasy' Meriam now in Italy
Meriam Ibrahim who has spent the last month holed up in the US Embassy in Khartoum has been flown to Italy with her children.
She was accompanied by the Italian Deputy Foreign Minister. Her husband Daniel is an American citizen.
Her conviction to death for having renounced Islam for Christianity was overturned after she argued she had always been a Christian.
The Italian Dep Min told BBC they co-operated with US State dept & family will be on way to NY as soon as possible
According to Hardwired's Executive Director Tina Ramirez "Meriam's case continues at the Supreme Court and while the criminal punishments for adultery and apostasy remain a threat to many others such as Faiza Abdalla we are working to help Meriam's lawyers continue their fight and make freedom possible for all Sudanese."
Only last week her family tried to annul her marriage in attempts to keep her in Sudan where forsaking Islam is seen as illegal even though its Constitution guarantees freedom of religion.
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Malaysian woman to get back 'Allah' Christian CDs
Malaysia's High Court has ordered the return to a Sarawak woman of eight Christian CDs which had the word "Allah" in the title which were confiscated in May 2008.
The woman Jill Ireland tried to bring them into the country from Indonesia. She then challenged their seizure at the airport on grounds of the apparent ban on Malay Christians' use of the word 'Allah' for God when it has been in the Malay language for over a hundred years.
She has also asked for a declaration that she has a legitimate expectation to exercise the right to use "Allah" and to continue to own and import such materials.
The decision on July 21 does not give any more clarity over the June 23 ruling by a federal court that it would not grant the appeal by the Catholic Herald magazine against the Oct 2013 decision that it could NOT use 'Allah' since this word is only for Muslims.
Immediately after the June verdict the Malaysian Government declared that Christians who form about 10% of the mainly Malay-Muslim population of 30 million could still use the word Allah in church since the ban only applied to the Herald. The decision over the CDs appears to be in line with that but it still leaves Christians confused and uncertain as to what is allowed and what is not.
open letter to Abd Allah dell'Arabia Saudita -- amico mio tu lascia stare i farisei anglo americani rothschild che dicono a te "tu puoi fare questi crimini!" PERCHé LA BIBBIA HA DETTO "tu non seguire i ragazzi cattivi!" Convertito egiziano fa appello condanna a 5 anni per reato Pubblicato 27 giugno 2014
Avvocato dice Mohamed Hegazy ha già servito il tempo massimo
Mohamed Hegazy a sinistra con il suo avvocato Karam Ghobrial.
World Watch Monitor. Un uomo egiziano che ha catturato il video di scontri tra musulmani e cristiani è stato condannato a cinque anni di carcere. Mohamed Hegazy è stato condannato 18 giugno per non avere il permesso di filmare le manifestazioni in Minya governatorato della Egitto una regione instabile nel centro di Egitto che esplose in violenze anti-cristiane a seguito del luglio 2013 cacciata dell'ex presidente Mohamed Morsi. Il reato è un reato e Hegazy ha già speso più di 6 mesi in carcere - il massimo per reati minori -. Dal suo arresto 4 dic sua laywer ha detto che progetta di fare appello il verdetto."Hegazy è accusato di filmare una manifestazione senza autorizzazione quindi secondo la legge questo è un reato" l'avvocato Karam Ghobrial ha detto World Watch Monitor. "Così questo verdetto è in contraddizione con la legge perché non ha incluso il pagamento della cauzione per rilasciare l'imputato fino al ricorso come in tutti i crimini di infrazione."
Hegazy 31 passa un nome diverso Bishoy Armeya un nome che ha preso dopo essersi convertito dall'Islam al Cristianesimo nel 1999 all'età di 17 anni nel 2007 egli ha chiesto al governo di riconoscere ufficialmente la sua conversione -. Una richiesta senza precedenti in un paese dove l'Islam è la religione ufficiale e dove la Costituzione dichiara la legge islamica della Sharia di essere "la fonte principale della legislazione". Minacce di morte Hegazy costretti a nascondersi.
E che il suo avvocato dice è la vera ragione che sta andando in prigione. "La vera ragione per mantenere Armeya in custodia è in corso un convertito" ha detto Ghobrial Medio Oriente Christian News nel mese di aprile ha detto che la polizia interrogato Hegazy della sua religione dopo il suo arresto -.. Un tema che ha detto dovrebbe essere irrilevante ai sensi del diritto egiziano In Egitto carte d'identità rilasciato dal governo includono la religione della persona. Mentre la legge permette ai cittadini di cambiare la propria fede in pratica musulmani che si convertono al cristianesimo trovano spesso ad affrontare forti pressioni.
Hegazy si terrà a El Menya carcere durante l'appello. Lui è buono stato Ghobrial detto World Watch Monitor. Sua moglie ei suoi figli sono in Germania e solo il suo avvocato è autorizzato a fargli visita.
L'udienza di appello è prevista per il 20 luglio.
In un caso non collegato un tribunale di Luxor il 24 giugno ha condannato Kerolos Ghattas un cristiano a sei anni di carcere per il caricamento sua pagina Facebook con le immagini considerate un insulto all'Islam. Ci sentenza può essere impugnata.
Egyptian convert appeals 5-year sentence for misdemeanor
Published June 27 2014
Lawyer says Mohamed Hegazy already has served the maximum time
Mohamed Hegazy left with his lawyer Karam Ghobrial.
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An Egyptian man who captured video of clashes between Muslims and Christians has been sentenced to five years in prison.
Mohamed Hegazy was convicted June 18 for failing to obtain permission to film demonstrations in the Egypt's Minya governate a volatile region in central Egypt that erupted in anti-Christian violence following the July 2013 ouster of former President Mohamed Morsi.
The crime is a misdemeanor and Hegazy already has spent more than 6 months in custody -- the maximum for misdemeanors -- since his arrest Dec. 4. His laywer said he plans to appeal the verdict.
"Hegazy is accused of filming a demonstration without permission so according to the law this is a misdemeanor" the attorney Karam Ghobrial told World Watch Monitor. "So this verdict is contradictory to the law because it didn't include paying the bail to release the accused until the appeal as in all misdemeanor crimes. "
Hegazy 31 goes by a different name Bishoy Armeya a name he took after he converted from Islam to Christianity in 1999 at age 17. In 2007 he petitioned the government to officially recognize his conversion — an unprecedented request in a country where Islam is the official religion and where the constitution declares Islamic Sharia law to be "the main source of legislation." Death threats forced Hegazy into hiding.
And that his lawyer says is the real reason he's going to prison.
"The real reason for keeping Armeya in custody is being a convert" Ghobrial told Mideast Christian News in April. He said police questioned Hegazy about his religion following his arrest -- a subject that he said ought to be irrelevant under Egyptian law. In Egypt government-issued identity cards include the person's religion. While the law permits citizens to change their faith in practice Muslims who convert to Christianity often face intense pressure.
Hegazy is being held in the El Menya Prison during the appeal. He is good condition Ghobrial told World Watch Monitor. His wife and children are in Germany and only his lawyer is permitted to visit him.
An appeal hearing is scheduled for July 20.
In an unrelated case a court in Luxor on June 24 sentenced Kerolos Ghattas a Christian to six years in prison for loading his Facebook page with images considered insulting to Islam. Ther verdict can be appealed.
Indian villages outlaw Christian practices
Published July 17 2014 by Anto Akkara
Local ordinances encourage anti-minority hostility clerics say
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Several villages in central India have outlawed the open practice of Christianity – a move of questionable legality yet one that worries church leaders who say it already has encouraged anti-Christian violence.
"The situation is becoming worse. The anti-Christian propaganda is becoming stronger" Arun Pannalal president of Chhattisgarh Christian Forum told World Watch Monitor on July 15. Chhattisgarh is one of India's 29 states in the heart of the country.
Pannalal said the village of Belar in Chhattisgarh's southeast district of Bastar convened a Gram Sabha or village assembly on July 6 and passed a resolution banning all non-Hindu religious activities.
The Belar assembly Pannalal said was an echo to Gram Sabha of representatives from about a dozen villages held May 10 in Sirsiguda village also in Bastar district. There the delegates passed a resolution banning the outward practice of non-Hindu faiths.
"It is not just passing of a resolution. This is a ploy to harass Christians."
--Rev. Aneesh Andrews Methodist district superintendent
"To stop the forced conversion by some outsider religious campaigners and to prevent them from using derogatory language against Hindu deities and customs the Sirsiguda Gram Sabha bans religious activities such as prayers meetings and propaganda of all non-Hindu religions" said the text of the resolution. It contains no provisions for penalties.
"These meetings are held under the Chhattisgarh Panchayati Raj Act" or Village Council System Act Pannalal said. He said the councils erroneously believe the act provides a legitimate legal foundation upon which to ban minority religious practice.
"Hindu fundamentalists are using this provision to take the people for a ride to enforce their agenda" he said. "Their strategy is to use the influential gram sabhas to adopt such controversial resolutions to mislead the locals to believe that banning non-Hindus is well within the law."
The Times of India a national English-language daily newspaper on July 9 quoted a claim by Suresh Yadav the Bastar district president of the Vishwa Hindu Parishad or World Hindu Council that more than 50 villages have adopted similar resolutions.
Rev. Aneesh Andrews Methodist district superintend for the region told World Watch Monitor that after the resolutions are passed poor Christian families in some villages have been denied government rations of staples such as wheat rice and sugar and access to village water sources such as tube wells and common ponds.
"In some places the passing of the resolution has been followed by attacks on pastors and pulling down of village churches" Andrews said.
"It is not just passing of a resolution" he said. "This is a ploy to harass Christians."
Following the adoption of the multi-village resolution at the Sirsiguda village 10 Christians – including three pastors – were assaulted by Hindu fundamentalists according to a report by the Salt Foundation an Indian religious-freedom organization.
Christians in the villages "were not given access to (rations) due to their religious practices and for not giving donations to the village's Hindu temple as reported by our area coordinator" the foundation report said. "Without the ration cards they were not able to receive any food from the government ration shop and if they went and bought food from (shops in) the city it would be exorbitantly expensive. This made them raise a concern."
In two villages Gadiya and Parapur Christians have been ordered to leave town "or suffer the consequences" according to Rev. Vijayesh Lal national director of the Religious Liberty Commission for the Evangelical Fellowship of India. The threats Lal said have been made by groups containing members of the Vishwa Hindu Parishad a Hindu nationalist organization.
"If timely protection and intervention is not provided there is an apprehension of anti-minority violence" Lal said in a July 15 letter to Chhattisgarh Chief Secretary Vivek Dhand. Lal also conveyed reports of a Christian man in Kue Mari village who had been ordered to pay a fine. He did and yet his house was burned down Lal said.
"Today he is living under a plastic sheet with his family that includes three children and his elderly parents. I humbly request you to please intervene in his situation and provide him some relief and protection" Lal wrote to Dhand.
The resolutions popping up in Chhattisgarh are the first of their kind according to Rolf Zeegers an analyst for Open Doors International a charity that provides aid to Christians who live under pressure because of their faith.
"Christian leaders fear that the ban will increase suspicion and distrust in the community generating disharmony and hate that could have disastrous consequences for non-Hindus" Christians and Muslims alike Zeegers wrote in a recent Open Doors report.
"Following the ban and the attack on a church being the latest in a string of violent incidents Christian leaders affirmed that Chhattisgarh is becoming a cauldron of hate mongering against non-Hindus" he said.
Chhattisgarh law already requires residents to obtain government permission before they can change religions placing the state among the handful in India with laws restricting conversion. The anti-conversion laws held up as a tool to defend individuals from being forced to convert against their will are regarded by religious-freedom advocates as a tool that instead is used to drive minorities into the corners of society. And Chhattisgarh governed by the Hindu nationalist Bharatiya Janata Party is particularly fertile political ground for anti-minority abuse church leaders fear.
"The situation could get worse. We have to be vigilant" said Purna Sagar Nag bishop of the Chhattisgarh diocese of the Church of North India. "Right now it is confined to [Bastar] district; it may spread to other areas."
"We are planning to take it up with the higher government officials to ensure that this stopped at the earliest" he said.
The head of Bastar's district administration Ankit Anand dismissed the village resolutions as "legally null and void" documents that aren't enforced by government agencies.
Legality aside the chief concern among church leaders is the potential the resolutions have to encourage a climate of impunity toward religious minorities.
Catholic Archbishop Anil Couto of Delhi has urged authorities to intervene and stop the ban on non-Hindu missionaries in Bastar district. In a statement released to the press Couto said a ban "violates constitutional rights of freedom of faith and the freedom of movement expression" and will have "serious impact on the secular ethos of India and damages its international reputation."
"Though it could be considered as just another ban on Christian missionaries at the behest of fundamentalist groups and bigoted political functionaries who are now greatly encouraged it is a grave assault on the fundamental rights of individuals and peoples' groups" he said.
Allowing the bans to stand the archbishop said would encourage extremist religious organizations to wage hate campaigns against Christians which in turn give rise to organized violence.
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Inside burnt remains of Orthodox Church of Virgin Mary Delga Village Upper Egypt. 12 September 2013. World Watch Monitor. In the lead-up to Easter UK Prime Minister David Cameron committed his government to fighting the persecution of Christians abroad saying no group is under more pressure for its faith. Cameron is not alone in making the claim. In February US Congressman Chris Smith said "The global persecution of Christians has gone from bad to worse." In November 2012 German Chancellor Angela Merkel said "Christianity is the most persecuted religion worldwide." In January 2011 former Lebanese President Amine Gemayal said "What is happening to Christians is a genocide." In May 2013 Christian Solidarity International an international human rights organization issued a Genocide Alert for Christians and other religious minorities in Syria and Egypt. (See the United Nations definition of genocide here.) On March 12 the day before Cameron's announcement Lord David Alton of the UK's House of Lords spoke at a Lenten Vigil dedicated to the suffering church in Syria and the Middle East. During the service Alton highlighted the systematic killing and outright persecution of Christians which he said "takes place without hardly a murmur of protest." "There is a mistaken belief that somehow this has little or nothing to do with us" he said. UK Lord Alton of Liverpool; Lenten Vigil for the suffering Church in Syria and the Middle East. April 2014. Weenson Oo / www.picture-u.net
Speaking in a town near London Alton discussed in detail what he said is the "complete denial about the existence of religiously motivated persecution" in hopes of encouraging policymakers intelligence services and the media to have a more considered understanding of religious radicalisation and intolerance.
"Religious illiteracy amongst policy makers in Western nations means that the way we view these conflicts has led to serious mistakes" he said.
Alton's talk titled "Paying a Price for Belief" addressed maltreatment of Christians globally but focused on specifically on North Korea Pakistan and Syria — places where he said being a Christian requires one to pay the ultimate price for their faith.
"The two greatest fault lines of our times are the fault lines between Christianity and secularism and Christianity and Islam" he said. "Unless we lay bare the ideology which lies behind radical Islamist thinking - and which too often reduces God to the status of a faction leader or tribal chief - and challenge the conspiracy of silence which surrounds the question of religious persecution at the hands of radical Islamists and atheists alike we will sleep-walk into a massive tragedy."
Since 1948 the UN's Declaration of Human Rights has enshrined the right to freedom of thought conscience and religion but the document "is not worth the paper on which it is written" Alton said. "In country after country all of this has been ignored. And little wonder that Pope Benedict on his visit to the Holy Land remarked 'Churches in the Middle East are threatened in their very existence.' " Persecution is not limited to Christians. An Indonesian atheist was fined and jailed for 2 1/2 years after posting the words "God does not exist" and controversial cartoons of the Prophet Muhammad on his Facebook page. Rohinga Muslims live under pressure in Burma Bahias in Iran and Tibetan Buddhists in China. However Alton said in every country where religious persecution occurs Christians are in the front line. This he said demands a response from Muslims in the West "If in the face of evil deeds secularists and Christians need to weigh up their silence and priorities so do our Muslim brothers. Muslims who have often settled in our democracies need to be much braver in breaking the conspiracy of silence and in identifying with those who suffer - among whom are many Muslim victims of visceral hatred motivated by persecution for being the wrong kind of Muslims. Never forget that many of these families came to Europe to escape the intolerance of countries like Pakistan where a young Muslim girl was shot for wanting an education and its Catholic minister for minorities Shahbaz Bhatti was assassinated for preaching co-existence. "Many of our European Muslims are good law-abiding people who want the same things for themselves and for their families as the rest of us. They are not as some foolishly and wrongly caricature them an enemy within. But if they remain silent it will increasingly be seen as acquiescence. It will however require real courage to speak out against forces which have no respect for difference or diversity or for life itself."
A welcome but incomplete report on CAR. Published August 01 2014 by Dennis Pastoor. Amnesty International cites war crimes in Central African Republic. Just as a cease-fire takes effect in the deeply troubled Central African Republic a new report by Amnesty International criticises both the scattered Séléka rebel coalition and the anti-Balaka groups that have been waging violent vengeance.
The report also omits significant elements of the violent conflict according to Dennis Pastoor an analyst for Open Doors International. Amnesty International's report issued in July attempts to document the "reign of impunity for war crimes crimes against humanity and other serious human rights violations and abuses" in the Central African Republic. Here Pastoor provides his assessment of the resulting report:
Introduction. Amnesty International's report Central African Republic Time for Accountability which builds on extensive field work echoes UN Chief Ban Ki Moon's declaration that both sides are committing war crimes. It acknowledges the increasing complexity of the conflict and shows that it's not possible to identify a single organization or group of people as main culprit for the violence. Instead the report gives the names of responsible people on both sides for the atrocities.
Time for Accountability basically mentions four responsible agents for the violence in CAR First agent general impunity. The report notes the absence of a functioning judicial system combined with a generalized lack of political will explained in part by fear of reprisal to address the human rights abuses. I had already underlined the former in a report for Open Doors published in December 2013 Vulnerability Assessment of Christians in the Central African Republic.
Second agent the anti-Balaka. Through six case studies the report shows it is the anti-Balaka rebels that have been responsible for "widespread attacks against Muslims." The report is careful not to describe the anti-Balaka as a Christian organization although it cannot be denied that its members self-identify as Christians. That being said Amnesty International recognizes that the anti-Balaka also has a strong animist identity and reminds in an endnote that Christian leaders have clearly distanced themselves from the group. Moreover the report identifies political ties — with ousted president François Bozizé — of a part of the anti-Balaka rebels. Importantly the report also recognizes that some Christians have themselves suffered from the anti-Balaka when they were considered too close to the mainly-Muslim Séléka. Third agent Séléka
The report turns its focus to the Séléka — or remnants of Séléka after its dissolution in January 2014. It rightfully notes that the group is responsible for many human rights violations since its uprising in December 2012 and during its takeover of power in Bangui and that it continues to be "very powerful" in the north-eastern part of the country. Since December 2012 Séléka forces have been responsible for very serious human rights violations of Christians. It is only fair that both groups are presented as accomplices of the violence although it is noteworthy that the report's chapter about the violence caused by Séléka is much shorter than the chapter about the violence caused by the anti-Balaka. Fourth agent Chadian troops
Troops from Chad's national army are part of the International Support Mission to the Central African Republic known as MISCA. Amnesty International found Chadian troops to be responsible for human rights violations. Amnesty documents a few incidents but does not sufficiently stress the difficulty of distinguishing between the Chadian MISCA the Chadian National Army and Chadian citizens who were part of Séléka. Indeed reports from the field indicate that local Muslims of migrant Chadian origin were siding with Séléka and that the Chadian troops belonging to MISCA were at times more loyal to their tribal links than to their peacekeeping mission.
Analysis. Although the report is quite balanced it features three important omissions:
1. The report fails to recognize that the violence against Muslims which is by no means justifiable comes after Christians have been confronted with the enormous brutality of Séléka which has often been attributed erroneously to the Muslim population in general. This has led to the outrage of many Christians. Added to this young Christians feel frustrated because of extreme poverty and the fact that Muslims dominate commerce. Finally the high numbers of youths in the country with little hope for the future easily fall prey to violent impulses. With no democratic institutions to channel social discontent and virtually no economic opportunities the violence caused by the Séléka triggered a vicious circle of violence and resentment.
2. In addressing the ethnic cleansing of Muslims in Bangui and the western region of CAR the report underestimates the near-genocide by Séléka of non-Muslims in the pre-December 2013 period and neglects the thousands of non-Muslims who were victims of Séléka atrocities during its 12-months-long period of terror before in the interior of CAR. The reader is especially put on the wrong track when the Amnesty report calls December 2013 as "the peak of the crisis."
3. The report's geographical focus is on Bangui and the Western areas of the CAR where most of the anti-Balaka violence is occurring. However out of sight of the international community Séléka elements continue to commit crimes against Christianity with impunity.
Conclusion. By emphasizing the anti-Balaka violence in Bangui and the west of CAR the report reveals only part of the picture. Aside from this important caveat Time for Accountability must be welcomed. It is a step in the right direction. But it is clear that more research is needed about the violence currently still going on away from the eyes of the international community particularly in northern areas of CAR where Séléka is still active. The report offers a well-documented and relatively balanced picture of the conflict the country at the heart of Africa is currently undergoing. It is reasonably objective and certainly more balanced than previous reports by the organization as well as reports by Human Rights Watch and others which have almost exclusively focused on the violence committed by anti-Balaka rebels against Muslims while not mentioning the violence by the Séléka against CAR's Christian population. Nevertheless the Amnesty International also has three important shortcomings related to the dating of the conflict and its geographical focus.
Dennis Pastoor is an analyst in the World Watch Unit of Open Doors International a global charity that provides aid to Christians who live under pressure because of their faith. Open Doors facilitated the October 2013 Bangui Declaration crafted by more than 100 church leaders representing all Protestant and Catholic deonominations in the country. The document called for international military help to disarm the Séléka insurgency and prevent "genocidal interfaith civil war."
CAR archbishop hopeful cautious about cease-fire
Published August 01 2014. Prelate says task now is to 'disarm our hearts'
Dieudonné Nzapalainga archbishop of Bangui
Courtesy of Open Doors International
Armed groups in the Central African Republic have reached a cease-fire deal aimed at putting an end to the violence that has engulfed the country since March 2013.
The 10-part agreement was signed July 23 in Brazzaville the capital of the neighboring Republic of Congo under the aegis of Congolese President Denis Sassou Nguesso the international mediator on the crisis in CAR.
The ceasefire is a step toward a resolution of the crisis said the Archbishop of Bangui Dieudonné Nzapalainga who attended the Brazzaville meeting on behalf of the Interfaith Platform formed of Christian and Muslim leaders.
''A Christian is one who lets himself be nourished by hope and therefore I can only hope that this is the beginning of the end'' he told World Watch Monitor.
A welcome but incomplete report
Amnesty International releases a report documenting "crimes against humanity" in CAR and holds both Seleka and anti-Balaka elements responsible. An Open Doors International analyst calls the report useful but neglecting important background. Read the analysis here.
Still the archbishop said he remained cautious. ''One thing is the position taken by the main leaders and another will be the position of those who are on the field" he said. "On the ground some may wish to defend interests that leaders may not want to. We now need to come together and create a cohesive synergy between the head and the base so that we can speak the same language move in the same direction and give a chance to peace in the Central African Republic.''
"It is important that we disarm our hearts our minds so that we can fit into this dynamic of peace." --Dieudonné Nzapalainga archbishop of Bangui
The landlocked African nation just atop the Equator has been wracked by violence since December 2012 when a coalition of Muslim-dominated rebel groups under the Séléka banner moved through the country to eventually drive out President Francois Bozizé in March 2013. What followed was 10 months of Séléka violence much of it directed at Christians thousands of whom were killed and driven from their homes.
Séléka leader Michel Djotodia took control of a transitional government but lost control of Séléka soldiers. In December the UN Security Council authorised the expansion of the African and French military forces then attempting to maintain security in the CAR and started planning for the possible conversion of those forces to a UN-managed peacekeeping operation. By January 2014 a new president had replaced Djotodia the Séléka coalition had been disbanded and was being pursued by violent vigilante groups known as the anti-Balaka.
Since December 2013 the anti-Balaka have waged a revenge campaign of ethnic cleansing in the west of CAR as Séléka remnants have retreated to the northeast. Many hundreds of Mulsims as well as non-Mulsims have been killed and tens of thousands have fled.
The July 23 ceasfire agreement calls on armed groups to repatriate foreign mercenaries within their ranks and to drop the idea of partitioning the country. Partition originally was supported by Séléka's political leaders but abandoned after intense pressure in Brazzaville. The chief of Séléka's military wing however has insisted he wants partition.
The ceasefire document also calls on combatants to go back to their barracks "subject to mobilization of necessary resources." There is no mention of disarmament.
Archbishop Nzapalainga said the signatories are pledging that ''from now we will no longer attack and kill.''
''The real issue for us is the question of the culture or education for peace" he said. "If in a fighter's head he is convinced that he wants to give peace a chance he will lay down the weapons. He will undertake another activity to earn a living. Therefore it is important that we disarm our hearts our minds so that we can fit into this dynamic of peace.'' Nzapalainga said he welcomes the planned September deployment of UN peacekeeping forces which he said will help restore order.
''We hope that in September a firm stance can be taken as the leaders of anti-Balaka and Séléka have signed the agreement on cessation of hostilities. There is no question for bandits to continue to pollute and destroy human lives. There is a need to neutralize them. There is a need to invite them to lay down their arms and to rebuild their lives with different means.''
The Brazzaville agreement is the first step in a comprehensive process of national reconciliation which provides for the holding of public consultations across the country and the organization of a national reconciliation forum.
According to local sources negotiations are underway for the formation of a new government to include representatives of anti-Balaka and Séléka. That idea was denounced by human rights activists who said suspected war criminals may use the agreement as a platform to gain political power. ''Individuals suspected of these crimes must not be allowed to use these peace talks to secure positions in the government that they may use to enjoy impunity" said Netsanet Belay director of Africa research and advocacy for Amnesty International. In a July report Amnesty International named members and allies of the anti-Balaka and Séléka armed groups suspected of involvement in serious human rights abuses. They include former President Bozizé; Séléka leader Djotodia; anti-Balaka coordinators including Levy Yakété; and Séléka commanders including Noureddine Adam. The report calls for investigation and prosecution if there is sufficient evidence to bring cases against the individuals.
Read an analysis of the Amnesty International report here.
No protection for Christian village during deadly attack. Published February 24 2014. Soldiers had withdrawn from area where residents feared for their lives. President Goodluck Jonathan declared a state of emergency in Nigeria's worst affected northern states in May 2013 deploying the army to the region but without significant impact. Commonwealth Secretariat / Flickr / Creative Commons. In the days before a vicious wave of attacks on Feb. 15 that killed hundreds in northeast Nigeria villagers fled their homes fearful something terrible was about to happen. But the army was nowhere to be seen a church leader says. Militants of the Islamist Boko Haram sect swept out of the hills and bush of the Gwoza Mountains and into eight villages across Borno and Adamawa states. Armed with rifles knifes and fire they killed at least 200 and burned scores of homes and shops. As many as 121 of the dead were from the Borno village of Izghe a predominantly Christian town in the Muslim-majority northeast. Near midnight on Feb. 15 gunmen dressed in military fatigues and chanting "Allahu Akbar" meaning "God is great" rode in on trucks and motorcycles survivors and local sources say. The attackers ordered villagers to gather together and then opened fire chasing and killing any who attempted to escape and slitting the throats of several victims. Though Borno and two other north-eastern states have been under an official state of emergency since May 2013 there were no Nigerian soldiers standing between the attackers and the residents a church leader told World Watch Monitor. Two days earlier 10 soldiers had been killed in a clash with members of Boko Haram in that area but had since withdrawn according to the District Head of Izghe Mallam Bulama Apagu. A local church leader told World Watch Monitor that rumours of an eventual reprisal attack by Boko Haram without protection of the army prompted hundreds to flee. "Christians live in perpetual fear of being attacked. In recent days it becomes very risky to travel from one place to another as attacks have become recurrent almost on daily basis. We feel lonely and abandoned and rely on God for our security" the church official said. World Watch Monitor is withholding his name to preserve his safety. A survivor of the attack farmer Barnabas Idi who scaled the fence of his house and crawled for about 40 minutes to safety was quoted in news reports saying security forces were not present during the attack which lasted five hours. The recent upsurge in violence has raised criticism over the government's ability to root out the militants. "The authorities have so far failed to fulfil their task of ensuring peace and security to Nigerians in every area of the country" Mgr. Ignatius Ayau Kaigama archbishop of Jos and president of the Nigerian Episcopal Conference told the Catholic news agency Fides. "Despite the efforts and significant resources invested to combat these fanatical groups policymakers and the Nigerian military have not yet managed to get to the bottom of the problem." Nigeria's military ruler during a portion of the 1980s retired Gen. Muhammadu Buhari condemned the continued violence in Borno state. "There is no justification for this wanton disregard for the sanctity and dignity of human life. Any ideology that traffics in terror and violence is a devilish ideology that has no place in a civilised society" he said in a statement posted on his facebook page on Feb. 16. Violence has swept across Nigeria's north in recent months. In January attackers stormed this Catholic church during mass blocked the main door detonated homemade bombs and opened fire. Twitter /@ChristianPost. The Northern States Governors Forum representing Nigeria's 19 northern states urged the federal government to arrest the violence before it spreads to other parts of the country. And the United Nations human rights office condemned "in the strongest terms" the killings in Izghe and elsewhere. About 367 people have been killed at the hands of Boko Haram in 22 separate incidents during the first six weeks of 2014. "We are appalled by the extreme and indiscriminate violence which Nigeria has being witnessing in recent times including the attacks on two villages on 11 February which left 39 people dead 65 injured and reportedly 2000 homes destroyed" spokesperson Ravina Shamdasani told a news conference in Geneva (on Feb. 18). Situated in Borno state near the Cameroon border Izghe is a Christian enclave in Nigeria's predominantly Muslim northern states. On the same day other villages in both Borno and Adamawa states including Kirchang Kwambula Shuwa Dagu Yinagu Bitiku and Yazza were attacked by gunmen. The first reports indicated between 90 to 106 people were killed. But the death toll has increased as volunteers have discovered more bodies in destroyed houses nearby bushes and farmlands. The victims were buried in mass graves of 15 bodies each a local leader told news media. More than 10000 people have fled across the Borno state border into Adamawa state for fear of new Islamist attacks local government chairman Maina Ularamu told the Associated Press. Borno Adamawa and Yobe states have been the most affected by the five-year Islamist insurgency in Nigeria. President Goodluck Jonathan declared a state of emergency in the three states in May 2013 deploying the army to the region but without significant impact. Nigeria ranks No. 14 on the 2014 World Watch List a list of the 50 countries where life for Christians is most difficult according to Christian charity Open Doors International. The violence of Boko Haram which has killed thousands of Christians since 2009 in its attempt to establish fundamentalist Islamic rule is a major reason for the country's high ranking. But Open Doors International says the situation is more complex especially in Nigeria's 12 northern states where Islamic law is in place and "where local government and social groups leave hardly any space for Christians to live their own lives".
il y a 6 mois Nigerian worshippers killed during mass Boko Haram is suspected of carrying out a bomb attack on a Catholic church in north-eastern Nigeria on Sunday which killed at least 22 parishioners. On the same day attackers killed at least 52 people in a village in the neighbouring state of Borno. At least 22 parishioners of a Catholic parish in north-eastern Nigeria were "slaughtered" by Boko Haram attackers on Sunday the local bishop has told the BBC. Stephen Dami Mamza bishop of Yola said parishioners from Waga Chakawa village described to him how attackers arrived in trucks near the end of mass. The intruders locked the church fired guns at those trying to flee and cut the throats of others Mamza told the BBC. They set off bombs and for the next four hours burned houses and took hostages the bishop said. "There is no protection. We cannot predict where and when they are going to attack. People can't sleep with their eyes closed" the BBC quoted Mamza as saying. BBC News - Nigerian bishop tells of church 'slaughter' in Adamawa. 2 hours ago... A senior cleric has spoken of how suspected Islamist militants "slaughtered" some 30 churchgoers in north-east...
www.bbc.co.uk yola nigeria - Yola is in Adamawa state on Nigeria's border with Cameroon in the north-east.
Local media reported that the attack lasted from 10am to 2pm and included the destruction of several homes in the area.
Reuters reported that diocese spokesman Rev. Raymond Danbouye confirmed 22 people were killed. They were buried on Monday.
UPDATE 2-Gunmen kill at least 62 in Nigeria including in church
Gunmen set off bombs fire on congregation * Islamist Boko Haram often target Christians * Nigerian forces are struggling to contain insu...
Borno village also attacked
Also on Sunday attackers killed at least 52 people in Kawuri village in neighbouring Borno state. Three hundred homes were also burnt down.
On Monday two bombs left behind also went off narrowly missing security personnel busy with clean-up operations.
Authorities suspect the militant Boko Haram group was behind the two attacks. The insurgent group especially active in north-eastern Nigeria is attempting to throw off Nigerian rule and establish an Islamic state and is responsible for thousands of deaths since 2009.
Adamawa and Borno along with Yobe state are still under a state of emergency imposed by the government in May last year in an effort to root out the sect.
Local media has since reported that the death toll may have risen to 138 between both attacks. Nigeria Adamawa Church Attack - Death Toll Rises to 138
Yola - The death toll arising from the two separate attacks on a Church in Chakawa village Madagali Local Government Area of Adamawa Sta...
Allafrica 'Challenging' time for religious leaders. President Goodluck Jonathan has described attacks by Boko Haram as the nation's share of global terrorism but said that Nigeria will strive to prevail. "Nigeria is getting its share of the terror" he said. "God willing Nigeria will overcome these challenges. We express our condolences to you members of the emirate council and indeed all the people of Adamawa State."
He added that religious leaders in the country were facing a "challenging" period.
"It's quite a challenging period for our traditional rulers religious leaders and opinion leaders because of the security challenges we've [faced] especially in the north-eastern part of this country" he said. "Let me on behalf of the government express our condolences over the people that have died in this unnecessary Boko Haram insurgence over this period."
Nigeria Will Overcome Terrorism - Jonathan
President Goodluck Jonathan has described the activities of the Boko Haram sect as the nation's share of global terrorism but that Niger...
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Nigeria 'at war' with Boko Haram.Published March 06 2014. Section of Cameroon border closed to combat 'spreading' Islamist threat. Goodluck Jonathan pictured at the annual meeting of the World Economic Forum in Switzerland in January. Jolanda Flubacher WEC / Flickr / Creative Commons. The Nigerian President's spokesman has said that the conflict with Boko Haram is a "war situation". Speaking to Lagos-based Channels TV on Feb. 28 Doyin Okupe said "We are dealing with a very very serious enemy. We are engaged in a war that has been internationalised." The statement appears to contradict President Goodluck Jonathan's assertions that the government is winning the battle against the Islamist insurgents and that normality will return by May 2014. The President has also accused its eastern neighbour Cameroon of not cooperating by failing to allow cross-border pursuits of Boko Haram members who he claims return to Cameroon after attacks in Nigeria. On Sunday (March 2) one soldier and six Boko Haram members were killed after an assault in northern Cameroon local media reported. The President claims Boko Haram has set up bases in the sparsely populated areas of Nigeria's north-eastern neighbours Cameroon Chad and Niger. Part of Nigeria's 1600 km border with Cameroon was closed on Feb. 23. The Cameroon border closure extends from the northern state of Borno near Lake Chad to the southern end of Adamawa state one of the three states in north-east Nigeria placed under a "state of emergency" in May. "Christians are living in perpetual fear."
--Moses Yusuf former CAN secretary. Deadly attacks have been carried out on an almost daily basis by the Islamist group in recent weeks. Between 90 and 140 were confirmed dead in twin attacks in Borno state last weekend while more than 400 have been killed in Borno Adamawa and Yobe states within the past month. Palpable fear anxiety and uncertainty have gripped many Christian communities in Adamawa state following attacks on Feb. 26 on the villages of Kirchinga Michika and Shuwa which left at least 14 dead. Heavily armed Boko Haram fighters travelled in vans through the Sambisa Forest near the Cameroon border and stormed the villages firing indiscriminately before setting fire to homes shops and other establishments including three Catholic churches local source say. In Shuwa a primary school was razed to the ground and a maternity health centre looted and set ablaze – along with Saint Joseph's Minor Seminary and the home of a former Commissioner. In Michika three banks were looted and ransacked in addition to a police station several shops and part of the Local Government Council Secretariat. "Christians in most rural communities where the attacks are rampant are living in a situation of despair as a result of the activities of the terror group" Moses Yusuf former secretary of the Adamawa state chapter of the Christian Association of Nigeria told World Watch Monitor by phone. "These attacks are spreading everywhere in Adamawa state and people are helpless. We never know how far this thing will go so Christians are living in fear of the unknown. Many churches especially in villages that border Cameroon have been burnt down while many people have left those places. Christians are living in perpetual fear." Saint Joseph's Minor Seminary in the village of Shuwa was set ablaze on Feb. 26. World Watch Monitor. He added "Whenever civilians call for help through the help telephone lines no help will come" he said. "We are worried. It will be unfair to say that the Nigerian military is not living up to expectations but there must be a problem somewhere. It is not just Christians that are running away. Both Christians and Muslims are being killed in the villages and everybody is running away because you never know who will be the next target. The prevailing atmosphere here is that of fear." The Sultan of Sokoto who chairs the Supreme Council of Islamic Affairs called for unity. "All of us as Nigerian citizens have common problems problems of poverty hunger unemployment extremism terrorism insecurity poor education poor infrastructure etc." said Alhaji Sa'ad Abubakar III who is considered the spiritual leader of Nigeria's Muslims. "We must all come together as a people to face these common enemies of our individual and collective progress. No doubt we would be able to solve these common problems if we unite as a people; we can't overcome these challenges if we are divided hence our unity is not negotiable." On March 3 Nigerian security forces presented to the mass media seven suspected members of Boko Haram who allegedly killed a prominent Muslim cleric. The Sheikh was shot on Feb. 1 along with his wife and son while returning from preaching in Zaria in the central state of Kaduna. The cleric was killed because of his pro-Western posture and anti-Boko Haram preaching a security forces spokesperson said. France has pledged to assist Nigeria in its fight against Boko Haram. The French President François Hollande speaking at a security conference on Feb. 27 in Abuja was quoted by a local newspaper as saying "Your struggle is also our struggle. We will always stand ready not only to provide our political support but our help every time you need it because the struggle against terrorism is also the struggle for democracy."
"Kiev combatte nei pressi del Boeing malese per nascondere i fatti". Alexander Boroday
L'esercito ucraino sta combattendo nei pressi del luogo dello schianto del Boeing malese per distruggere le prove del suo coinvolgimento nell'incidente ha dichiarato il primo ministro dell'autoproclamata Repubblica Popolare di Donetsk Alexander Boroday. "Le autorità di Kiev vogliono nascondere il fatto che l'aereo sia stato abbattuto dalle forze armate ucraine. Ecco perché sono impegnate nei combattimenti attorno alla zona dello schianto per insabbiare e distruggere il più presto possibile l'ambiente sul luogo dello schianto per evitare che lavorino gli esperti stranieri"- ha detto Boroday in un'intervista con i giornalisti russi.
Lavrov in Ucraina orientale le gente soffre non meno che a Gaza. Il ministro degli Esteri russo Sergej Lavrov ha dichiarato che avrebbe inviato una lettera all'OSCE al Consiglio d'Europa al Comitato Internazionale della Croce Rossa e alle Nazioni Unite per chiedere di organizzare una missione umanitaria nel sud-est dell'Ucraina dove ogni giorno vengono uccisi e feriti civili. Lavrov ha sottolineato che non è la prima volta. Secondo lui il livello della catastrofe umanitaria in Ucraina è comparabile con la situazione nella Striscia di Gaza. Lavrov ha espresso la speranza che "la comunità internazionale non dimentichi la crisi in Ucraina che si sta ancora cercando di nascondere in qualche modo all'opinione pubblica."
I militari ucraini si preparano a prendere d'assalto Donetsk ha dichiarato oggi in una conferenza stampa il portavoce del centro informazioni del Consiglio di Sicurezza Nazionale e Difesa dell'Ucraina Andriy Lysenko. "I dettagli su come verrà condotto il blitz e con quali mezzi non saranno resi noti. Tutte le informazioni verranno fornite al completamento dell'operazione. Al momento si stanno effettuando i preparativi "- ha detto. Le autorità separatiste di Donetsk a loro volta hanno riferito di centinaia di mezzi corazzati e d'artiglieria delle forze di sicurezza ucraine dispiegati verso Donetsk in particolare i complessi missilistici "Uragan" "Smerch "Grad" e "Tochka-U".
OPEN LETTER to ministro degli Esteri Avigdor Liberman - tu sei un codardo che ha paura di combattere quindi tu stai condannando la esistenza degli israeliani!
OPEN LETTER to ministro degli Esteri Avigdor Liberman -- tu hai scritto questo articolo per farmi arrabbiare! QUESTO è SICURO TU SEI UN SIONISTA ROTHSCHILD NAZISTA RaZZISTA COME HITLER perché tu hai paura di amare i palestinesi per vivere insieme a loro come fratelli in un solo regno di Palestina! così Sharia e Israele devono morire insieme oppure la guerra contro tutta la LEGA ARABA sarà inevitabile! ] [ chiamate a Mano Gaza Oltre a delle Nazioni Unite. Il ministro degli Esteri Avigdor Liberman dice 'diverse opzioni »sono sul tavolo per Gaza - compreso lasciando alla comunità internazionale. Con Tova Dvorin 2014/08/04. Il ministro degli Esteri Avigdor Liberman (Yisrael Beytenu) ha fatto notizia Lunedi dopo aver suggerito Israele sta valutando girando Gaza verso le Nazioni Unite. "L'operazione non è finita" ha detto riferendosi a un cessate il fuoco umanitario unilaterale di sette ore e relazioni IDF sta lentamente ritirando da Gaza. "Stiamo continuando a distruggere tunnel terrore e di riorganizzarsi in IDF." "Abbiamo bisogno di prendere decisioni riguardanti il funzionamento continuato" ha continuato. "Ci troviamo in questo momento con diverse opzioni chiare un accordo sconfiggere Hamas o limbo - qualcosa di poco chiaro dove abbiamo solo rispondere al fuoco. La terza opzione non è semplicemente pertinente.». Per quanto riguarda un "accordo" Liberman ha sollevato la possibilità di trasferire Gaza al controllo delle Nazioni Unite ma ha osservato che vi è la necessità di un accordo tra Israele ei palestinesi in anticipo
(( ma Chi può fare un accordo con il terrorismo hamas e suo Abd Allah dell'Arabia Saudita? i criminali islamici non hanno una parola da mantenere! il loro obiettivo è il califfato mondiale. )). Non sorprende che l'idea ha ottenuto una risposta forte da Parlamentari di sinistra che insistono che l'unica soluzione è una soluzione a due Stati - anche se l'accordo sarebbe forgiato prima di un accordo delle Nazioni Unite che avrebbe raggiungere gli stessi obiettivi. "L'idea di trasformare Gaza verso l'ONU non ha gambe non ha armi e non ha una chance" MK Nachman Shai (Labor) ha dichiarato. "E 'appartiene a un altro mondo." "Il governo israeliano insieme al Ministro Liberman accetterà la soluzione dei due Stati e deve puntare per la sua realizzazione" ha continuato. "La comunità internazionale la sostiene e sono disposti a contribuire alla sua realizzazione."
"Ogni altra proposta manca una possibilità ed è progettato per silurare la soluzione dei due Stati" ha aggiunto.
Foreign Minister Avigdor Liberman Calls to Hand Gaza Over to UN. Foreign Minister Avigdor Liberman says 'several options' are on the table for Gaza - including leaving it to the international community. By Tova Dvorin 8/4/2014 11:21 AM. Foreign Minister Avigdor Liberman (Yisrael Beytenu) made headlines Monday after he suggested Israel is considering turning Gaza over to the UN. "The operation is not over" he said referring to a seven-hour unilateral humanitarian ceasefire and reports the IDF is slowly withdrawing from Gaza. "We are continuing to destroy terror tunnels and to regroup in the IDF." "We need to make decisions regarding the continued operation" he continued. "We stand at the moment with several clear options an agreement defeating Hamas or limbo - something unclear where we only respond to fire. The third option simply isn't relevant." Regarding an "agreement" Liberman raised the possibility of transferring Gaza to UN control but noted that there is a need for agreement between Israel and the Palestinians beforehand. Unsurprisingly the idea garnered a fierce response from leftist MKs who insist that the only solution is a two-state solution - even if an agreement would be forged before a UN deal that would accomplish the same goals. "The idea of turning Gaza over to the UN doesn't have legs doesn't have arms and doesn't have a chance" MK Nahman Shai (Labor) stated. "It belongs to another world." "The Israeli government along with Minister Liberman will accept the two-state solution and it must aim for its actualization" he continued. "The international community supports it and are willing to help in its fulfillment."
"Every other proposal lacks a chance and is designed to torpedo the two-state solution" he added.
ISRAELE TU DEVI ESSERE FORTE! SE Abd Allah dell'Arabia Saudita NON RIMUOVE LA SHARIA IN TUTTA LA LEGA ARABA? POI TUTTI I PALESTINESI DEVONO ESSERE DEPORTATI! Soldato americano a Gerusalemme. Giovane di età compresa tra circa 20 è stato colpito allo stomaco nei pressi di Har Hatzofim tunnel. Egli è in grado da moderato a gravi condizioni. Con Gil Ronen Prima Editore 2014/08/04 Un uomo israeliano è stato colpito allo stomaco all'ingresso della Har Hatzofim (Mount Scopus) tunnel a Gerusalemme in quello che sembra essere il secondo attacco terroristico della capitale in una questione di ore un testimone oculare di nome Eti ha detto che la vittima è un soldato. "L'ho visto cadere all'indietro" ha detto Moshe giornalista Nusbaum. Il ferito è di circa 20 ha detto ai giornalisti del canale ed è in grado da moderato a grave e ha ricevuto un trattamento sul posto. E 'stato poi portato al vicino ospedale Hadassah Har Hatzofim. Testimoni oculari hanno detto che è stato sparato da un uomo che poi ha ottenuto su una moto o uno scooter e poi partì verso il quartiere arabo di Wadi Joz. Ci può essere stato un altro uomo sul motorino pure. La polizia sta conducendo una caccia all'uomo assistito da elicotteri. Mentre lo sfondo per l'attacco non è noto le stime iniziali sono che è nazionalistica motivato. Maggiore Generale Yosi Parienti Distretto di Gerusalemme comandante di polizia ha detto che il tiratore era vestito di nero e che ha sparato diversi colpi al soldato da distanza ravvicinata. L'uomo poi corse verso un tipo di Vespa e partì. Una guardia di sicurezza sparato lo scooter ma apparentemente perso. "C'è una probabilità molto alta che si tratta di un attacco terroristico" ha detto Parienti. Il soldato apparentemente non ha precedenti penali e sembra improbabile una motivazione criminale. Sindaco di Gerusalemme Nir Barkat ha anche detto che l'attacco è un incidente di terrore. Piedi davanti all'ingresso a Hadassah Hospital ha detto che crede che il soldato era cosciente quando è arrivato in ospedale. la sparatoria e l'attacco di terrore trattore che lo ha preceduto di circa tre ore sembrano essere il risultato diretto di ripetute esortazioni da parte di Hamas diretti a arabi palestinesi in Giudea e Samaria che Hamas si aspetta di compiere attacchi terroristici contro gli ebrei.
Soldier Shot in Jerusalem. Young man aged about 20 was shot in the stomach near Har Hatzofim tunnel. He is in moderate to serious condition. By Gil Ronen First Publish 8/4/2014 An Israeli man was shot in the stomach at the entrance to the Har Hatzofim (Mount Scopus) tunnel in Jerusalem in what looks to be the capital's second terror attack in a matter of hours An eyewitness named Eti said that the victim is a soldier. "I saw him falling backward" she told reporter Moshe Nusbaum. The wounded man is about 20 said the channel's reporters and he is in moderate to serious condition and received treatment on the spot. He was then taken to the nearby Hadassah Har Hatzofim hospital. Eyewitnesses said that he was shot by a man who then got on a motorcycle or scooter and then drove off toward the Arab neighborhood of Wadi Joz. There may have been another man on the scooter as well. Police are conducting a manhunt assisted by helicopters. While the background for the attack is not known initial estimates are that it is nationalistically motivated. Major General Yosi Parienti Jerusalem District Police Commander said that the shooter was dressed in black and that he fired several shots at the soldier from close range. The man then ran toward a Vespa type scooter and drove off. A security guard fired at the scooter but apparently missed it. "There is a very high likelihood that this is a terror attack" said Parienti. The soldier apparently has no criminal background and a criminal motivation appears unlikely. Jerusalem Mayor Nir Barkat also said that the attack is a terror incident. Standing outside the entrance to Hadassah Hospital he said that he believes the soldier was conscious when he arrived at the hospital. The shooting and the tractor terror attack that preceded it by about three hours appear to be the direct result of repeated exhortations by Hamas directed at Palestinian Arabs in Judea and Samaria whom Hamas expects to carry out terror attacks against Jewish people.
open letter to Abd Allah dell'Arabia Saudita -- ok! tutti lo hanno capito tu stai aspettando con ansia questa guerra mondiale nucleare! perché tutti lo possono capire la Russia non ha il potere di potersi tirare indietro da questo sistematica escalation ed ascendente aggressione contro di lei! COSA TI POSSO AUGURARE? AUGURI! MA IO NON CREDO CHE I MIEI AUGURI TI AIUTERANNO AD UCCIDERE ISRAELE! [ E PERCHé SONO STATI PRESI I CECCHINI DELLA CIA CHE A MAIDAN HANNO OTTENUTO IL GOLPE DELLA NATO IN UCRAINA METTENDO PER TERRA 100 CADAVERI? ] Mosca sicura Kiev vuole combattere in Ucraina orientale. Le autorità di Kiev non sono interessate a salvaguardare la vita della popolazione in Ucraina orientale vogliono proseguire lo spargimento di sangue ed è stata recentemente introdotta una tassa di guerra si legge in un comunicato pubblicato sul sito del ministero degli Esteri russo. Inoltre i diplomatici russi sono convinti che l'esercito continui a dispiegare verso Donetsk i lanciarazzi "Tochka Y" e "Smerch" e "Uragan".
Inoltre il dicastero della diplomazia russa sottolinea che le autorità ucraine "insabbiano l'inchiesta sulla terribile tragedia di Odessa" dove il 2 maggio durante gli scontri per le strade sono rimaste uccise circa 50 persone. "Gli autori non sono stati ancora puniti" - hanno sottolineato indignati al ministero degli Esteri.
open letter to Abd Allah dell'Arabia Saudita -- ok! tutti lo hanno capito tu stai aspettando con ansia questa guerra mondiale nucleare! perché tutti lo possono capire la Russia non ha il potere di potersi tirare indietro da questo sistematica escalation ed ascendente aggressione contro di lei! COSA TI POSSO AUGURARE? AUGURI! MA IO NON CREDO CHE I MIEI AUGURI TI AIUTERANNO AD UCCIDERE ISRAELE!
Mosca sicura Kiev vuole combattere in Ucraina orientale. Le autorità di Kiev non sono interessate a salvaguardare la vita della popolazione in Ucraina orientale vogliono proseguire lo spargimento di sangue ed è stata recentemente introdotta una tassa di guerra si legge in un comunicato pubblicato sul sito del ministero degli Esteri russo.
Inoltre i diplomatici russi sono convinti che l'esercito continui a dispiegare verso Donetsk i lanciarazzi "Tochka Y" e "Smerch" e "Uragan".
Inoltre il dicastero della diplomazia russa sottolinea che le autorità ucraine "insabbiano l'inchiesta sulla terribile tragedia di Odessa" dove il 2 maggio durante gli scontri per le strade sono rimaste uccise circa 50 persone. "Gli autori non sono stati ancora puniti" - hanno sottolineato indignati al ministero degli Esteri.
Per saperne di più http://italian.ruvr.ru/news/2014_08_04/Mosca-sicura-Kiev-vuole-combattere-in-Ucraina-orientale-6576/
militari ucraini si preparano a prendere d'assalto Donetsk ha dichiarato oggi in una conferenza stampa il portavoce del centro informazioni del Consiglio di Sicurezza Nazionale e Difesa dell'Ucraina Andriy Lysenko.
"I dettagli su come verrà condotto il blitz e con quali mezzi non saranno resi noti. Tutte le informazioni verranno fornite al completamento dell'operazione. Al momento si stanno effettuando i preparativi "- ha detto.
Le autorità separatiste di Donetsk a loro volta hanno riferito di centinaia di mezzi corazzati e d'artiglieria delle forze di sicurezza ucraine dispiegati verso Donetsk in particolare i complessi missilistici "Uragan" "Smerch "Grad" e "Tochka-U".
ministro della Giustizia dell'Ucraina Pavel Petrenko ha dichiarato di preparare una bozza di legge per imporre sanzioni nei confronti di coloro che con le proprie azioni secondo le autorità minano l'integrità del Paese.
Si aspetta l'invio del corrispondente documento alla Verchovna Rada già nella prossima seduta riporta l'ufficio stampa del ministero della Giustizia.
Petrenko ha parlato di questo progetto a margine di una riunione della commissione per le sanzioni contro i soggetti che sostengono e finanziano i separatisti in Ucraina orientale.
La Russia deve rispondere alle sanzioni occidentali con una completa sostituzione delle importazioni per essere indipendente da eventuali sue limitazioni ha dichiarato oggi il vice primo ministro della Russia Dmitry Rogozin.
Ha inoltre sottolineato che la Russia dovrebbe fare affidamento sulle proprie forze soprattutto in materia di Difesa e Sicurezza.
Dal 1° agosto l'Unione Europea e gli Stati Uniti hanno introdotto un nuovo pacchetto di sanzioni economiche contro la Russia a seguito della situazione in Ucraina. Il suo scopo è limitare l'accesso ad una serie di banche russe partecipate dallo Stato al mercato dei capitali della UE. Le autorità statunitensi hanno imposto sanzioni su diverse società della Difesa ed energetiche.
L'Ucraina può vietare l'ingresso ai membri del Consiglio della Federazione ai deputati della Duma e ai rappresentanti del Consiglio di Sicurezza russo nell'ambito delle sanzioni preparate contro la Russia ha dichiarato in una conferenza stampa oggi il consulente del ministero degli Interni dell'Ucraina Anton Gerashchenko.
Gerashchenko ha anche riferito che contro la Russia sono state preparate sanzioni settoriali economiche. "Le nostre sanzioni devono essere non meno rigorose di quelle già introdotte dagli Stati Uniti e dall'Unione Europea" - ha notato.
Kiev intende inoltre vietare l'ingresso ai ricercatori russi e ai personaggi del mondo della cultura che hanno rilasciato dichiarazioni a sostegno della politica delle autorità russe.
Il ministro degli Esteri polacco Radoslaw Sikorski si è espresso a favore dell'allargamento della presenza militare della NATO nel suo Paese.
"Nel mese di gennaio quando in Ucraina imperversava già la crisi in Polonia si trovavano 10 militari statunitensi. Ora nel Paese sono di stanza 500 militari NATO. E' un progresso"- ha dichiarato Sikorski in un'intervista con i media americani. "Tuttavia il fianco orientale della NATO deve essere necessariamente rafforzato. Abbiamo bisogno di ampliare la presenza militare dell'Alleanza Atlantica "- ha rilevato il ministro.
Parlando delle sanzioni economiche imposte dall'Unione Europea la scorsa settimana contro la Russia Sikorski ha riconosciuto che "tutti avranno degli svantaggi".
Per saperne di più http://italian.ruvr.ru/news/2014_08_04/La-Polonia-chiede-di-rafforzare-il-fianco-orientale-della-NATO-7122/
certamente quello che sta avvenendo nel Dombass è un crimine di nazismo che USA UE NATO stanno facendo! Ai militari e alle guardie di frontiera ucraine che sono entrate nel territorio della Russia sono stati garantiti vitto e alloggio adeguati hanno riferito oggi al dipartimento dell'FSB di frontiera. Oltre 400 soldati ucraini circondati dalle forze separatiste di Donetsk e Lugansk questa notte sono entrati improvvisamente nel territorio russo. Oltre 180 dei 438 militari arrivati in Russia vogliono tornare in patria e saranno consegnati alla parte ucraina hanno fatto sapere le guardie di frontiera della Federazione Russa. Non è il primo caso di ritiro e fuga di militari ucraini nel territorio della Russia il giorno prima avevano chiesto asilo 12 soldati semplici e ufficiali mentre la scorsa settimana altri 40 militari.
Il presidente bielorusso Alexander Lukashenko ha avuto una conversazione telefonica con il capo di Stato dell'Ucraina Petro Poroshenko sullo sviluppo della coperazione tra i 2 Paesi.
Particolare attenzione è stata rivolta alla questione delle forniture di prodotti petroliferi dalla Bielorussia verso l'Ucraina.
Lukashenko ha sottolineato che la Bielorussia capisce la difficile situazione in corso e non tenendo conto della domanda interna aiuterà Kiev.
Cameroon pastor 25 killed as Dep Prime Minister's wife kidnapped Published August 04 2014. Yaoundé Cameroon. December 6 2013. Flickr / Creative Commons / jbdodane. At least 25 people were killed in Cameroon among them a church leader as militants carried out two spectacular attacks in the far north of Cameroon at the end of July. In one attack in the town of Kolofata the wife of the Deputy Prime Minister and her maid were kidnapped raising fears that the area has become a new battle-field for Nigeria's Islamist group Boko Haram. Pastor Jean Marcel Kesvere Lutheran Brethren Church of Cameroon. World Watch Monitor. In the second attack Pastor Jean Marcel Kesvere of the Lutheran Brethren Church of Cameroon was kidnapped. His family found out later he'd been killed. Recently regional governments – from Niger Chad Cameroon along with Nigeria - pledged to set up a joint-force to fight the Boko Haram crisis that has spread across all their borders. But for now the radical sect responsible for the kidnapping of more 200 school girls in Chibok continues its deadly killing spree. About 10 members of security forces were killed in a daring attack targeting military positions at Bargaram on Thursday afternoon July 24. This assault carried out by heavily armed men lasted until Friday July 25. An unknown number of people were abducted among them Pastor Jean Marcel Kesvere. His decomposed body was found on Monday 28th evening in a bush near the small town of Kamouna 7 km from Bargaram. Pastor Kesvere aged 45 was born in Cameroon trained in neighboring Chad and was sent back to Bargaram by the Lutheran Brethren Church where he served for more than two years. He is survived by his wife and 8 children. Pastor Kesvere's kidnap and assassination has plunged the Christian community into shock. ''We are in great pain for the loss of a colleague devoted to his ministry'' says a church member whose identity cannot be disclosed for security reasons. He did not know why Pastor Kesvere suffered such a fate. Second attack in which Deputy Prime Minister's wife and maid kidnapped. According to local sources the second attack in the area was particularly violent and well planned. Hundreds of militants wearing Cameroonian army uniforms stormed the town of Kolofata about 5 km from Nigeria's border early Sunday morning July 27 shelling indiscriminately and looting homes. The assailants targeted the residence of Amadou Ali the Deputy Prime Minister in charge of parliamentary relations who'd arrived earlier in his home town to celebrate the end of Ramadan. Mr Ali was not present during the attack but his wife and her maid were abducted along with the influential local community and religious leader the Sultan of Kolofata Seiny Boukar Lamine his wife and their 5 children. In total about 22 people were missing and their whereabouts is still unknown. The assailants also targeted the hospital apparently in search of two workers of Western origin. But the foreign employees were on holiday our local source added. At least 18 civilians and members of security forces were killed. Local sources contacted by World Watch Monitor said that the lifeless bodies of the victims were laid along the way to the residence of the Deputy Prime Minister. Some of them mutilated by machetes were unidentifiable. The far north of Cameroon is a vast semi-desert area composed of three provinces (Adamawa North and Far North) bordered by Nigeria Chad and the Central African Republic. The region has witnessed a number of abductions targeting expatriates (missionaries tourists workers etc.) in recent months. Most of them were released after payment of a ransom. But this is the first kidnapping case targeting a Cameroonian church leader. Since the announcement of the death of Pastor Kesvere WWM has heard that reactions have come in from all sides - Christians and Muslims - to encourage Christians in the region not to cede to fear and to stand firm in their faith. Many people friends and relatives headed to Maga Kesvere's birthplace - where his family went to bury him - to give moral and spiritual support. The Islamist insurgency and Nigeria's military crackdown have pushed thousands to seek refuge in Northern Cameroon. The arrival of thousands fleeing the ongoing inter-communities' violence in the Central African Republic to the south-east has added to the current economic and social pressures in the region. A night curfew (8pm-5am) has been in force in the Far North from mid-May. Nevertheless on June 7 about 300 heavily armed men attacked the town of Gorsi Tourou 400 km from Nigeria's border. According to local sources contacted by WWM eight members of local churches were killed and four churches burned down. Dozens of residents frightened by the attack sought refuge in neighboring areas mainly in Maroua the capital of the Far North of Cameroon. On May 22-23 unknown gunmen attacked the village of Biboumza in Touboro areanear the Central African Republic border. According to local sources 4 villagers were killed and 56 wounded during the attack. One church and several houses were burned down and food stores were looted by the attackers who also raped a number of women before making their way across the border. Security forces sent to the scene the following day could only assess the scale of the damage. The assailants suspected to be Fulani Mbororos - close to Séléka - were said to be ''avenging'' their Muslim brothers under attack from anti-Balaka militia in CAR. Local communities were already concerned by the rising security issues in their region. In April Christian and Muslim leaders pledged to tackle the rising security issues in the region. A forum is scheduled for August 7 to raise awareness of peaceful cohabitation among youth regardless of their religious backgrounds. Changing tactics? Long accused of being the weakest link in the fight against Boko Haram Cameroon seems to have decided to wield its muscles. Some 3000 troops including members of the Rapid Intervention Battalion – Cameroon's elite forces – have been deployed along Nigeria's border said Issa Tchiroma the Minister of Information and government spokesman who denounced 'a very nasty aggression'' from militants and vowed to fight back. "We have mobilized all our security and defense forces and the government will leave no stone unturned in the fighting [against Boko Haram] to bring them down." Tchiroma admits Boko Haram is not an easy target. "The problem is we are fighting an asymmetric battle. Nobody knows who is Boko Haram exactly they have very much infiltrated here and there [and] it is impossible to know when they will attack". The recent deadly attacks seem to be a revenge attack in retaliation against a heavy verdict pronounced on July 14 against Boko Haram members by the Special Criminal Court in Maroua. 14 militants charged with the illegal possession of firearms and ammunition and of plotting an insurrection were sentenced to up to 20 years in prison.
Cameroon pastor 25 killed as Dep Prime Minister's wife kidnapped Published August 04 2014. Yaoundé Cameroon. December 6 2013. Flickr / Creative Commons / jbdodane. At least 25 people were killed in Cameroon among them a church leader as militants carried out two spectacular attacks in the far north of Cameroon at the end of July. In one attack in the town of Kolofata the wife of the Deputy Prime Minister and her maid were kidnapped raising fears that the area has become a new battle-field for Nigeria's Islamist group Boko Haram. Pastor Jean Marcel Kesvere Lutheran Brethren Church of Cameroon. World Watch Monitor. In the second attack Pastor Jean Marcel Kesvere of the Lutheran Brethren Church of Cameroon was kidnapped. His family found out later he'd been killed. Recently regional governments – from Niger Chad Cameroon along with Nigeria - pledged to set up a joint-force to fight the Boko Haram crisis that has spread across all their borders. But for now the radical sect responsible for the kidnapping of more 200 school girls in Chibok continues its deadly killing spree.
About 10 members of security forces were killed in a daring attack targeting military positions at Bargaram on Thursday afternoon July 24. This assault carried out by heavily armed men lasted until Friday July 25. An unknown number of people were abducted among them Pastor Jean Marcel Kesvere. His decomposed body was found on Monday 28th evening in a bush near the small town of Kamouna 7 km from Bargaram. Pastor Kesvere aged 45 was born in Cameroon trained in neighboring Chad and was sent back to Bargaram by the Lutheran Brethren Church where he served for more than two years. He is survived by his wife and 8 children. Pastor Kesvere's kidnap and assassination has plunged the Christian community into shock. ''We are in great pain for the loss of a colleague devoted to his ministry'' says a church member whose identity cannot be disclosed for security reasons. He did not know why Pastor Kesvere suffered such a fate. Second attack in which Deputy Prime Minister's wife and maid kidnapped. According to local sources the second attack in the area was particularly violent and well planned. Hundreds of militants wearing Cameroonian army uniforms stormed the town of Kolofata about 5 km from Nigeria's border early Sunday morning July 27 shelling indiscriminately and looting homes. The assailants targeted the residence of Amadou Ali the Deputy Prime Minister in charge of parliamentary relations who'd arrived earlier in his home town to celebrate the end of Ramadan. Mr Ali was not present during the attack but his wife and her maid were abducted along with the influential local community and religious leader the Sultan of Kolofata Seiny Boukar Lamine his wife and their 5 children. In total about 22 people were missing and their whereabouts is still unknown. The assailants also targeted the hospital apparently in search of two workers of Western origin. But the foreign employees were on holiday our local source added. At least 18 civilians and members of security forces were killed. Local sources contacted by World Watch Monitor said that the lifeless bodies of the victims were laid along the way to the residence of the Deputy Prime Minister. Some of them mutilated by machetes were unidentifiable. The far north of Cameroon is a vast semi-desert area composed of three provinces (Adamawa North and Far North) bordered by Nigeria Chad and the Central African Republic. The region has witnessed a number of abductions targeting expatriates (missionaries tourists workers etc.) in recent months. Most of them were released after payment of a ransom. But this is the first kidnapping case targeting a Cameroonian church leader.
Since the announcement of the death of Pastor Kesvere WWM has heard that reactions have come in from all sides - Christians and Muslims - to encourage Christians in the region not to cede to fear and to stand firm in their faith. Many people friends and relatives headed to Maga Kesvere's birthplace - where his family went to bury him - to give moral and spiritual support.
The Islamist insurgency and Nigeria's military crackdown have pushed thousands to seek refuge in Northern Cameroon. The arrival of thousands fleeing the ongoing inter-communities' violence in the Central African Republic to the south-east has added to the current economic and social pressures in the region. A night curfew (8pm-5am) has been in force in the Far North from mid-May.
Nevertheless on June 7 about 300 heavily armed men attacked the town of Gorsi Tourou 400 km from Nigeria's border. According to local sources contacted by WWM eight members of local churches were killed and four churches burned down. Dozens of residents frightened by the attack sought refuge in neighboring areas mainly in Maroua the capital of the Far North of Cameroon.
On May 22-23 unknown gunmen attacked the village of Biboumza in Touboro areanear the Central African Republic border. According to local sources 4 villagers were killed and 56 wounded during the attack. One church and several houses were burned down and food stores were looted by the attackers who also raped a number of women before making their way across the border. Security forces sent to the scene the following day could only assess the scale of the damage. The assailants suspected to be Fulani Mbororos - close to Séléka - were said to be ''avenging'' their Muslim brothers under attack from anti-Balaka militia in CAR.
Local communities were already concerned by the rising security issues in their region. In April Christian and Muslim leaders pledged to tackle the rising security issues in the region. A forum is scheduled for August 7 to raise awareness of peaceful cohabitation among youth regardless of their religious backgrounds.
Changing tactics?
Long accused of being the weakest link in the fight against Boko Haram Cameroon seems to have decided to wield its muscles. Some 3000 troops including members of the Rapid Intervention Battalion – Cameroon's elite forces – have been deployed along Nigeria's border said Issa Tchiroma the Minister of Information and government spokesman who denounced 'a very nasty aggression'' from militants and vowed to fight back.
"We have mobilized all our security and defense forces and the government will leave no stone unturned in the fighting [against Boko Haram] to bring them down."
Tchiroma admits Boko Haram is not an easy target. "The problem is we are fighting an asymmetric battle. Nobody knows who is Boko Haram exactly they have very much infiltrated here and there [and] it is impossible to know when they will attack".
The recent deadly attacks seem to be a revenge attack in retaliation against a heavy verdict pronounced on July 14 against Boko Haram members by the Special Criminal Court in Maroua. 14 militants charged with the illegal possession of firearms and ammunition and of plotting an insurrection were sentenced to up to 20 years in prison.
Hundreds of Ukranian troops retreat across border to Russia. 04/08 16:32 CET
More than 400 Ukrainian soldiers have crossed over into Russian territory.
Russian news agency Interfax reports that the troops deserted the Kyiv government.
Ukraine said the soldiers were forced into Russian territory by rebel fire and had asked for a 'humanitarian corridor' to pass through. A spokesman for the Ukrainian military said troops came under sustained attack from rebels for several hours. Ukrainian troops then ran out of ammunition and were forced to abandon their position ending up near the border. One Ukranian soldier described how they had been well treated by the Russians "Today there was another attack there were direct threats. We simply had no choice. We had to retreat. But we were received here well given food water."
A Russian official said 180 of the troops had since been returned to Ukraine after consultations with Kiev while the rest were deciding what to do next.
Centinaia di truppe ucraine si ritirano tutti confine con la Russia
08/04 16:32 CET. Più di 400 soldati ucraini hanno attraversato in territorio russo.
L'agenzia di stampa russa Interfax riferisce che le truppe abbandonarono il governo di Kiev. L'Ucraina ha detto che i soldati sono stati costretti in territorio russo da ribelle fuoco e avevano chiesto un 'corridoio umanitario' di passare attraverso.
Un portavoce per l'esercito ucraino ha detto che le truppe finirono sotto attacco continuo dai ribelli per diverse ore. Le truppe ucraine poi a corto di munizioni e sono stati costretti ad abbandonare la loro posizione finendo vicino al confine.
Un soldato ucraino ha descritto come erano stati trattati bene dai russi "Oggi c'è stato un altro attacco ci furono minacce dirette. Abbiamo semplicemente avuto scelta. Abbiamo dovuto ritirarsi. Ma siamo stati ricevuti bene qui dato cibo acqua. "
Un funzionario russo ha detto che 180 delle truppe era stato dato tornato in Ucraina dopo le consultazioni con Kiev mentre il resto è stato decidere cosa fare dopo.
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open letter to Abd Allah dell'Arabia Saudita -- che cosa io ho detto 6 mesi fa? anche 6 anni fa io ho detto sempre le stesse cose io sono semplice e io non ho bisogno di una memoria per ricordare quello che io ho detto perché io sono puro! QUINDI NESSUNO PUò DIRE UNIUS REI NON è STABILE! 666SeigniorageofBank. 6 mesi fa. 23 gennaio 08:42 #IL #CAIRO [ soltanto una generale criminalizzazione della sharia da parte di tutta la #LEGA #ARABA potrà aprire la strada al mio regno di Madhi e Unius REI in vostro favore! Io posso triplicare la potenza delle vostre armi! facendo il #regno di #Palestina? io disintegro lo stato massonico di #Israele ]
open letter to Abd Allah dell'Arabia Saudita -- io non so lol. che cosa tu e Benjamin Netanyahu voi avete fatto da soli nel boschetto lol. PERCHé IO NON SONO RIUSCITO A CONVINCERE Benjamin Netanyahu DI UCCIDERTI CON UN ATTaCCO NUCLEARE preventivo? Eppure se tu non rimuovi la sharia? lui morirà ucciso da te e Rothschild 666 FMI 322 Bush Obama GENDER sodoma a tutti loro avranno la loro guerra mondiale per sollevare il regno di satana.. e tu sarai pure un maniaco religioso pazzo cazzo fottuto ma tu non puoi volere tutto questo male a tutto il genere umano! ORA NOI LEGA ARABA E ISRAELE INSIEME AD UNIUS REI NOI POSSIAMO PRENDERE IL CONTROLLO MORALE E SPIRITUALE DEL PIANETA!! POI NON DEVE ESSERE DIFFICILE DISTRUGGERE LA ENTITà SIONISTA 666 ROTHSCHILD E LA SHARIA NAZI ONU.. COSì noi realizzeremo la fratellanza universale e potremo detronizzare i farisei Illuminati facendoli venire a vivere nel tuo deserto! poi avremo quasi 100 anni di pace su tutto il pianeta! non solo "tu non hai il minimo dubbio il tuo cuore lo sa che io sarò sempre al tuo fianco per soccorrerti in ogni difficoltà!"
PRIPRIO IO SONO L'UTENTE DANNEGGIATO! Subito attacco hacker dal sito dell'agenzia di stampa russa RIA Novosti. La sera del 3 agosto il sito ufficiale di RIA Novosti ha subito un attacco informatico riporta l'ufficio stampa dell'agenzia di stampa russa. Gli utenti non erano in grado di accedere alla versione «mobile» del sito mentre la versione completa funzionava in modo intermittente. Grazie alla prontezza dei tecnici dell'agenzia "l'attacco" è stato respinto con successo.
In precedenza aveva subito un attacco hacker uno dei siti della compagnia Inosmituttavia il tentativo non aveva avuto successo ed era stato neutralizzato.
NAZI MERKEL MOGHERINI 4SOLDI KIEV CIA NATO HELL ] L'esercito ucraino dispiega verso Donetsk i lanciarazzi "Uragan" Lanciarazzi "Uragan" Lanciarazzi "Uragan" I militari ucraini stanno dispiegando da direzioni diverse verso Donetsk i sistemi lanciarazzi "Uragan" hanno riferito al quartier generale delle forze separatiste.
Due colonne con 6 "Uragan" sono state avvistate presso i valichi di frontiera di Zaporozhye e Donetsk.
I lanciarazzi "Uragan" non sono stati impiegati finora nel conflitto in Ucraina orientale dove entrambi gli schieramenti hanno spesso utilizzato i sistemi "Grad" il cui impiego ha provocato la morte di diverse centinaia di civili militari e separatisti.
Il punto caldo rimane Gorlovka. La città si è trasformata in una fortezza protetta dai posti di blocco delle forze separatiste. Il centro abitato viene regolarmente bombardato dall'esercito ucraino. La gente del posto si nasconde nei rifugi antiaerei. I separatisti forniscono alla popolazione pane medicinali e beni di prima necessità.
open letter to Abd Allah dell'Arabia Saudita -- noi vogliamo dire tutto il male del mondo contro ebrei sionisti rothschild e israeliani aggressivi e razzisti? ok! io l'ho fatto più di tutti in questi ultimi sei anni ed io ho caricato tanti video per proteggere i palestinesi anche! Ma se tutti loro fossero tutti santi perfetti? 1. io non credo che qualcuno potrebbe mantenere il suo equilibrio mentale dopo 66 anni di terrorismo 2. la sharia nazi tua ONU OCI? li ucciderebbe ugualmente tutti gli israeliani! Infatti i tuoi jihadisti hanno sterminato tutti i cristiani del medio oriente e stanno sterminando tutti i cristiani in africa eppure loro non sono ebrei aggressivi ma sono le persone più buone e pacifiche del mondo! ] FOTTITI! LA TUA SHARIA nazi? FINIRà IN TRAGEDIA certamente! IO NON POSSO FARE LA FRATELLANZA UNIVERSALE SE TU NON RIMUOVI LA SHARIA IN TUTTA LA LEGA ARABA! [ Trattore. Terror Attack a Gerusalemme uccide uno sbatte trattore e ribalta bus uccidendo pedoni;
Trattore. Terror Attack a Gerusalemme uccide uno sbatte trattore e ribalta bus uccidendo pedoni; video mostra le riprese della polizia attaccante morti. Con Tova Dvorin e Ari Soffer 2014/08/04 03:20. Un trattore a sbattere contro un autobus a Gerusalemme intorno alle 13:40 Lunedi in un attacco terroristico uccidendo una persona e ferendone altre sei. Non c'erano passeggeri sul bus al momento ma l'autista era tra le vittime subendo lesioni luce dopo che ha annullato l'impatto. Quattro dei feriti sono state prese per Hadassah Hospital at Mount Scopus per il trattamento e uno è stato portato in Sha'arei Tzedek Medical Center. Un uomo di 25 anni ת uno studente Kollel hareidi è stato ucciso dopo la Magen David Adom (MDA) i medici hanno dichiarato morto sul posto. L'attacco è avvenuto sulla via Shmuel HaNavi alla rotonda di fuori del Zvill Beit Medrash a un isolato dal Olive Tree Hotel. I testimoni ci hanno riferito che il conducente del trattore speronato un autobus e che l'evento non sembrava un incidente. "Ho visto un grande Slam trattore in un autobus che va a Beitar Illit ci sono stati diversi feriti curati da United Hatzalah" ha detto il rappresentante degli Stati Hatzalah Shraga Hoffman che era alla scena. "Il bus è su un lato. Il miracolo più grande è che questa è la prima tappa del percorso in modo che [bus] era relativamente vuoto di passeggeri." Un poliziotto ha sparato al conducente del trattore e lo uccise fermando l'attacco e probabilmente prevenire ulteriori perdite. Fonti palestinesi affermano il nome del terrorista come 19 anni Muhammed Na'if al-Ja'abis dal quartiere di Gerusalemme di Jabel Mukaber anche se questo non è stato ancora confermato dalla polizia. Sindaco di Gerusalemme Nir Barkat ha fatto una dichiarazione secondo Yediot Aharonot invitando i residenti a non prendere la legge nelle proprie mani la polizia indaga l'attacco. "L'evento è ormai alle nostre spalle la polizia ha avviato un'indagine" Barkat ha dichiarato. "Purtroppo non abbiamo infortuni ma date le circostanze avrebbe potuto essere molto peggio e dobbiamo ringraziare la polizia di Gerusalemme per la recitazione." "Chiedo a tutti i residenti di mantenere la vigilanza perché una tale cosa può accadere in qualsiasi parte del paese" ha continuato - l'aggiunta di un avvertimento però non prendere la legge nelle proprie mani. Guarda polizia spara morti Gerusalemme "trattore terrorista" Filmato mostra trattore rovesciamento del bus "Un ufficiale di polizia sulla scena fermato la sua auto scese neutralizzato il terrorista e quindi ha impedito un ulteriore attacco" l'Ufficio del Portavoce Gerusalemme polizia ha dichiarato poco dopo l'attacco. Preso dalla scena filmati catturati subito dopo l'attacco estremisti arabi hanno utilizzato trattori o altri cercatori pesanti per commettere attentati terroristici a Gerusalemme in diverse occasioni. L'ultimo incidente è avvenuto alla fine dello scorso anno quando un terrorista è stato ucciso il tentativo di speronare la sua strada in una base militare a nord della capitale. Tre attacchi simili sono stati effettuati nel 2008 e 2009 di cui uno (vedere sotto) in cui un terrorista capovolto un'auto della polizia prima di essere ucciso.
Tractor Terror Attack in Jerusalem Kills 1. Tractor slams into and overturns bus killing pedestrian; video shows police shooting attacker dead. By Tova Dvorin and Ari Soffer 8/4/2014 3:20 PM. A tractor slammed into a bus in Jerusalem at around 1:40 pm Monday in a terrorist attack killing one person and injuring six others. There were no passengers on the bus at the time but the driver was among the casualties suffering light injuries after it overturned from the impact. Four of the injured have been taken to Hadassah Hospital at Mount Scopus for treatment and one was taken to Sha'arei Tzedek Medical Center. A 25-year-old manת a hareidi kollel student has been killed after Magen David Adom (MDA) medics declared him dead at the scene. The attack occurred on Shmuel HaNavi street at the traffic circle outside the Zvill Beit Medrash one block from the Olive Tree Hotel. Witnesses there reported that the tractor driver rammed a bus and that the event did not seem like an accident. "I saw a large tractor slam into a bus going to Beitar Illit; there were several injuries treated by United Hatzalah" said United Hatzalah representative Shraga Hoffman who was at the scene. "The bus is on its side. The greatest miracle is that this is the first stop of the route so it [the bus] was relatively empty of passengers." A policeman shot the tractor driver and killed him stopping the attack and likely preventing further casualties. Palestinian sources are claiming the terrorist's name as 19-year old Muhammed Na'if al-Ja'abis from the Jerusalem neighborhood of Jabel Mukaber although this has not yet been confirmed by police. Jerusalem mayor Nir Barkat has now made a statement according to Yediot Aharonot urging residents not to take the law into their own hands as the police investigate the attack. "The event is behind us now; the police have launched an investigation" Barkat stated. "Unfortunately we have injuries but given the circumstances it could have been much worse and we must thank the Jerusalem Police for acting." "I ask all residents to maintain vigilance because such a thing can happen anywhere in the country" he continued - adding a warning however not to take the law into their own hands. Watch Police shoot dead Jerusalem "tractor terrorist" Footage shows tractor overturning bus "A police officer at the scene stopped his car got out neutralized the terrorist and thus prevented a further attack" the Jerusalem Police Spokesperson's Office stated shortly after the attack. Footage taken from the scene captured the immediate aftermath of the attack Arab extremists have used tractors or other heavy diggers to commit terrorist attacks in Jerusalem on several occasions. The last incident occurred late last year when a terrorist was killed trying to ram his way into an army base just north of the capital. Three similar attacks were carried out in 2008 and 2009 including one (seen below) in which a terrorist flipped a police car before being shot dead.
professore storico politologo e giornalista Bruno Drweski. dice " Il sionismo è un'ideologia europea che ebbe una vasta diffusione alla fine del XIX secolo parallelamente ad altri tipi di nazionalismo di cui il più noto era il nazionalismo tedesco durante la Seconda guerra mondiale. Il sionismo è una versione del nazismo. Il sionismo non ha niente in comune con la tradizione ebraica come neanche qualsiasi altro nazionalismo nel mondo si tratti sia dell'Europa che dei paesi arabi. Questa concezione deformata del mondo travisa i concetti ed è chiamata a manipolare la gente.
ed io dico che può anche essere il 30% della VERITà ma soltanto questo 30%? è sufficiente a condannare lo Stato massonico di Israele la truffa Rothschild senza sovranità monetaria! Se volete rappresentare Israele della Bibbia? Voi dovete aprirvi alla Monarchia metafisica e teocratica.. buttare fuori tutti i farabutti farisei del talmud e il loro sistema massonico FMI SPA NWO GMOS.
Sul campo di battaglia in ogni modo l'esercito ucraino numericamente dominante sembra per ora avere la meglio e il portavoce del Consiglio di sicurezza di Kiev Andrii Lisenko ha annunciato oggi la riconquista di altri due villaggi nella zona di Donetsk Krasnogorivka e Staromigailovka. A soffrire e a morire in questa guerra sono però anche i civili e oggi l'amministrazione comunale di Lugansk ha denunciato che la città si trova "sull'orlo di una catastrofe umanitaria" è priva di acqua ed elettricità e scarseggiano i generi alimentari. L'importante centro in mano ai separatisti è sconvolto dai combattimenti e l'artiglieria di Kiev ha colpito più volte uccidendo "più di 100 pacifici cittadini".
REALLY E DA CHE PARTE TU STAI? COME TI PIACE LA LEGA ARABA CHE UCCIDE I MARTIRI CRISTIANI SOTTO EGIDA ONU e CHE HA TRADITO I DIRITTI UMANI UNIVeRSALI DEL 1948? non sai che la sharia è per il califfato mondiale è una minaccia globale? Israele e Palestina l'Europa come al solito non sa da che parte stare
Sul campo di battaglia in ogni modo l'esercito ucraino numericamente dominante sembra per ora avere la meglio e il portavoce del Consiglio di sicurezza di Kiev Andrii Lisenko ha annunciato oggi la riconquista di altri due villaggi nella zona di Donetsk Krasnogorivka e Staromigailovka. A soffrire e a morire in questa guerra sono però anche i civili e oggi l'amministrazione comunale di Lugansk ha denunciato che la città si trova "sull'orlo di una catastrofe umanitaria" è priva di acqua ed elettricità e scarseggiano i generi alimentari. L'importante centro in mano ai separatisti è sconvolto dai combattimenti e l'artiglieria di Kiev ha colpito più volte uccidendo "più di 100 pacifici cittadini".
ok! FUOCO DI ARTIGLIERIA PESANTE CONTRO RAZZO COLPO SU COLPO! AFFOGA NEL SUO SANGUE HITLER Abd Allah dell'Arabia Saudita SHARIA ONU ] Sirene Sound vicino Gaza due ore dopo il cessate il fuoco unilaterale Begins. Lotta ferma a Gaza fatta eccezione per gli scontri in corso a Rafah - ma durerà? Con Arutz Sheva Staff. 2014/08/04 12:09. Riservisti dell'esercito israeliano al confine con Gaza. Sirene hanno suonato nelle comunità vicino a Gaza a circa 12:00 Lunedi appena due ore dopo che Israele ha iniziato osservando un cessate il fuoco unilaterale. Israele ha iniziato la tregua alle 10:00 Lunedi a seguito di una decisione a tarda notte dal Gabinetto di Sicurezza e il primo ministro Binyamin Netanyahu. La tregua di sette ore durerà fino al 19:00 Lunedi ed esclude la zona di Rafah dove gli scontri continui hanno imperversato da Venerdì. Il Coordinatore delle attività di governo in Giudea Samaria e Gaza (COGAT) il generale Yoav Mordechai ha annunciato in precedenza che Israele terrà il suo fuoco in più di Gaza per sette ore "finestra umanitario" il Lunedi.
Mordehai ha anche avvertito che "se sarà violato la tregua l'esercito risponde con il fuoco verso l'origine del fuoco" - che Hamas ha categoricamente rifiutato in ogni caso. Hamas ha approfittato delle tregue temporanee passato per continuare a sparare razzi contro cittadini israeliani. Venerdì scorso il gruppo ha violato un cessate il fuoco di 72 ore poco dopo è andato in vigore uccidendo due soldati israeliani e il rapimento di un terzo Hadar Goldin che è stato dichiarato morto dall'IDF nella notte di Sabato. Per il momento però la situazione sembra essere tranquilla - per ora. "Da quello che abbiamo capito è stato tranquillo - e siamo pronti per la situazione che non rimarrà in questo modo" portavoce dell'IDF Briga. Gen. Moti Almoz dichiarato a Walla! News. "Ci sono forze che rimangono a Gaza e che sono pronti a prendere azione offensiva e sono raggruppando per continuare la missione."
Sirens Sound near Gaza 2 Hours After Unilateral Ceasefire Begins. Fighting stops in Gaza except for ongoing clashes in Rafah - but will it last? By Arutz Sheva Staff. 8/4/2014 12:09 PM. IDF reservists on the border with Gaza. Sirens have sounded in communities near Gaza at roughly 12:00 pm Monday just two hours after Israel began observing a unilateral cease-fire.
Israel began the truce at 10:00 am Monday following a late-night decision by the Security Cabinet and Prime Minister Binyamin Netanyahu. The seven-hour truce will last until 7:00 pm Monday and excludes the Rafah area where ongoing clashes have raged since Friday. The Coordinator of Government Activities in Judea Samaria and Gaza (COGAT) General Yoav Mordechai announced earlier that Israel will hold its fire in most of Gaza for a seven-hour "humanitarian window" on Monday.
Mordehai also warned that "if the truce will be violated the army will respond with fire toward the source of the fire" - which Hamas has categorically rejected in any event.
Hamas has taken advantage of past temporary ceasefires to continue to fire rockets at Israeli citizens.
On Friday the group violated a 72-hour ceasefire shortly after it went into effect killing two IDF soldiers and kidnapping a third Hadar Goldin who was declared dead by the IDF on Saturday night. For the moment however the situation appears to be quiet - for now. "From what we understand it has been quiet - and we are prepared for the situation that it will not stay this way" IDF Spokesman Brig. Gen. Moti Almoz stated to Walla! News. "There are forces that remain in Gaza and are ready to take offensive action and are regrouping to continue the mission."
PANTANI? la Italia USA UE ecc.. è prigioniera di intoccabili massonerie Bildenberg! DI PERSONE CHE SONO INTOCCABILI! ma Berlusconi poteva essere toccato perché non era un MASSONE comunista!! ] Pantani ora si aspettano le prime mosse della procura. Le telefonate degli spacciatori. Pantaniani si stringono a Tonina
Gli abitanti della città di Toledo nell'Ohio sono rimasti senza acqua potabile. Lo ha riferito l'Associated Press. Le autorità cittadine hanno vietato l'uso dell'acqua del rubinetto a causa della pericolosità dell'acqua per sostanza tossica identificata che viene prodotta nel processo di decomposizione delle alghe nel lago Erie.
Questo lago è la fonte principale di acqua per la città di Toledo. Ai residenti della città è stato vietato di usare l'acqua del rubinetto non solo per bere e cucinare ma anche per lavare e per la balneazione. Le autorità stanno cercando urgentemente di risolvere il problema
La NATO intende sviluppare nuovi piani di difesa in relazione alla corrente politica russa nei confronti dell'Ucraina. Lo ha dichiarato il Segretario generale della NATO Anders Fogh Rasmussen.
Secondo lui l'Alleanza nordatlantica "deve adattarsi a questa nuova situazione". La Federazione Russa considera "la NATO come un nemico" ha detto. A questo proposito i paesi membri del blocco devono aumentare le spese militari ha detto Rasmussen. Se la Russia negli ultimi cinque anni ha aumentato del 50% l'importo stanziato per questi scopi i paesi della NATO lo hanno aumentato solo del 20% ha dichiarato Rasmussen.
non veranno fucilati come furono fucilati gli altri? Più di 400 militari ucraini si sono rivolti alle guardie di frontiera russe con la richiesta di asilo per loro è stato aperto un corridoio umanitario e sono stati fatti entrare nel territorio della Russia. Lo ha riferito Vasily Malayev rappresentante delle guardie di frontiera russe nell'Oblast' di Rostov.
Secondo lui a breve i soldati saranno trasferiti al valico di frontiera "Matveyev Kurgan" per essere consegnati alla parte ucraina.
In precedenza i militari ucraini avevano attraversato il confine di Stato al valico "Gukovo". non veranno fucilati come furono fucilati gli altri?
A luglio 41 soldati ucraini erano entrati in Russia dopodichè erano stati riconsegnati alla parte ucraina. Attualmente Kiev li processa per aver disertato il servizio militare nell'ambito dell'operazione speciale nel Donbass.
non veranno fucilati come furono fucilati gli altri?
i MARTIRI CRISTIANI hanno detto 3 mesi fa. king Saudi ARABIA ------- ma se io ero un musulmano io ti avrei ucciso per il tuo delitto di apostasia! e forse tu saresti morto più contento nel sapere di non essere stato ucciso da un crociato cristiano " ma è proprio questo il VERO motivo della vostra distruzione IO SONO SOLTANTO IL RE DI ISRAELE! "