21,915 Black Balloons Over Jerusalem

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many mosques in Malaysia would deliver the Friday sermon about Al Nakba today...

Wow mashallah thats so cool. malaysia is so cool. muslims in malaysia are so cool.....ok muslims are so cool .lol


that's going to be a lot to clean up when they float back down :p

hehe cmon dont kill it! hehe. anyway they clean up da baloons while da palestinians cleaning up da bloooood :cry:
 
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Source: http://desertpeace.wordpress.com/2008/05/17/palestinian-americans-remember-the-nakba/
 
A fair solution to this gigantic israeli-palestinian mess, I guess?
Yeah, but what exactly do they want? I right to return for 4,5M Palestinians? One land where Palestinians and Isarelis lived in peace?
Two states is the only rational solution an Israeli can support, unless they want their country taken over by Arabs..
 
Yeah, but what exactly do they want? I right to return for 4,5M Palestinians? One land where Palestinians and Isarelis lived in peace?
Two states is the only rational solution an Israeli can support, unless they want their country taken over by Arabs..

Not exactly sure, that's why I just said "fair solution". Just as there are palestinians who have different ideas of how to solve this, so too are there Israelis. I guess it's just everyones personal opinion.
 
For Israel Arabs, 60 Years Adrift

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Many Israeli Arabs live in packed towns and villages, often next to their original lands and homes. (NY Times)

CAIRO — For Jamal Abdulhadi Mahameed, Israel's 60th birth anniversary is no reason to celebrate but to reflect on decades of discrimination and injustice. "We are prohibited from using our own land," the 69-year-old Israeli Arab told the New York Times on Wednesday, May 7.

"This was my house. This is where I was born," he said standing next to a long-neglected home built by his grandfathers in the village of Lajoun.

The piece of land surrounding the house, now filled with overgrown scrub and pines, was planted by the family for generations.

[FONT=Verdana, Helvetica]Homes Tell History of Nakba[/FONT] [FONT=Verdana, Helvetica]60 Years on... Palestinians Still Divided[/FONT]

But since the creation of Israel on the rubble of Palestine in 1948, Mahameed has not been able to return to his family's land.
Instead, he spent six decades a few miles away in the crowded town of Um el-Fahm, watching his land farmed or built upon by outsiders.

Many Israeli Arabs, descendants of Palestinians who stayed after hundreds of thousands of compatriots fled or were driven from their homes by Zionist gangs in 1948, live in packed towns and villages, often next to their original villages.

Israel, which came to exist on the rubble of Palestine, denies them from returning to these villages.

Mahameed and 200 fellow villagers have gone to court to retrieve their lands and properties.

Their case was rejected by the district court, which supported the government's claim that the land of Lajoun constitutes a settlement.

"Land is presence," says Israeli academic Clinton Bailey.
"If you want to be present here, you have to have land. What you cede to Arabs can no longer be used for Jews who may still want to come."

According to statistics released by the Israeli Central Bureau of Statistics on Tuesday, May 6, Arabs in Israel are estimated at 1.5 million or 20 percent of the 7.3 million population.

Identity
Israeli Arabs are much troubled by attempts to obliterate their identity.

"I am not a Jew," Eman Kassem-Sliman, an Arab radio journalist, told the Times.

"How can I belong to a Jewish state?"

Recognizing Israel as a Jewish state will be the coup de grace to the Palestinian struggle for a statehood on the historical land, including millions of refugees.

For Israeli Arabs, a pure Jewish state would mean no room for them.

"If they define this as a Jewish state, they deny that I am here," fumes Sliman.

Israelis increasingly see Arabs as one of the central challenges for the future of their state.

Though legally considered Israeli citizens, many Arabs face discrimination in all walks of life.

Poverty rate among them is almost twice that of Israeli Jews.
According to a June 2007 Democracy Index of the Israel Democracy Institute, only half Israelis believe Jews and Arabs must have full equal rights, and 78 percent oppose the inclusion of Arab political parties in the government.

The majority of Jews, as polls also show, want Arabs to be surgically removed to preserve the Jewish, Zionist character of Israel.

But Arabs are determine to fight off discrimination.

"No matter what happens, we will not leave here again," says Abdulwahab Darawshe, the head of the Arab Democratic Party and a former Knesset member.

"That was a big mistake in 1948."


Source: http://www.islamonline.net/servlet/...57353020&pagename=Zone-English-News/NWELayout
 
I wonder if the Jews ever thought of going back to Germany and reclaiming land there? Hello? I mean did they forget what happened to them there....anyway um i guess thats off topic.
 
Mashalah they did it in the U.S.A and i missed it!
i told you new york is tiight ...
anyway
Jazakallah khair bro noth malaysian for keepin us updated...and the pics are amazing mashallah!
 
Satguru Kirpa Kare! (May Trueguru Help Those In Need)

The Israelis and Palestinians need peace may God grant it soon!
 
The second to last pic, what are they doing to it? Either trying to take it from someone or something else?

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This second last pic is from Hebron (al-Khalil) university where Palestinian students protested in cause of Nakba and zionist polices tried to prevent them. Part of those protestors in Hebron and in other events took part also some israeli (also jews) peace activists as like as international activists too.
 

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