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Islamic terrorists in the Gaza Strip have warned local Christians against celebrating their end-of-the-year holidays. In other words, celebrate at the risk of life and limb.
The Popular Resistance Committees, a name that sounds like a group college kids upset with a statue or some such nonsense is actually a coalition of armed Palestinian terror groups. They published a flyer just before the holidays featuring a burning Christmas tree and threats in Arabic forbidding the Christian celebrations, according to The Jerusalem Post.
The flyer from the Al-Nasser Salah al-Deen Brigades features a verse from the Quran, warning Muslims “not to go the way of the Jews and the Christians” because “indeed God is not for the evil people.”
But it seems that the Islamic concept of G_d is a being who went ahead and created a world majority of people he hates and has to have Muslims to oppress and kill them because he can't do it himself. I'd like to see Allah's resume.
The terror organization cautioned that it is “absolutely forbidden” to celebrate the holidays in any capacity, and The Jerusalem Post cited a Gaza government source as saying that the flyer was aimed at both Muslims and Christians living in Gaza.
The eternally angry Hamas, the Islamic terror group that rules the Strip, has in previous years issued notices to restaurants and hotels, banning establishments from throwing New Year’s Eve celebrations because they weren't invited and they eat like slobs.
Before the eternally angry Hamas terrorists took over Gaza in 2007, the Christian population was just over 3,000. Today, only 1,000 Christians remain, most of them Orthodox.
Christians and their property have occasionally come under attack since Hamas seized power.
While the Christian population is shrinking under Palestinian rule, it is steadily growing in Israel, the only country in the Middle East that safeguards Christians and enables them to practice their faith freely and safely.
Israeli authorities have worked to facilitate Palestinian celebrations, easing security restrictions in honor of the season’s holidays. But it never goes the other way.
The terror organization cautioned that it is “absolutely forbidden” to celebrate the holidays in any capacity, and The Jerusalem Post cited a Gaza government source as saying that the flyer was aimed at both Muslims and Christians living in Gaza.
The eternally angry Hamas, the Islamic terror group that rules the Strip, has in previous years issued notices to restaurants and hotels, banning establishments from throwing New Year’s Eve celebrations because they weren't invited and they eat like slobs.
Before the eternally angry Hamas terrorists took over Gaza in 2007, the Christian population was just over 3,000. Today, only 1,000 Christians remain, most of them Orthodox.
Christians and their property have occasionally come under attack since Hamas seized power.
While the Christian population is shrinking under Palestinian rule, it is steadily growing in Israel, the only country in the Middle East that safeguards Christians and enables them to practice their faith freely and safely.
Israeli authorities have worked to facilitate Palestinian celebrations, easing security restrictions in honor of the season’s holidays. But it never goes the other way.
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Have a safe, Happy New Year celebration!
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