Hamas Leader Admits: "Palestinians" Are Just Arabs Who Want to Destroy Israel.

In the war between good and evil, the truth will emerge. This video is a foretaste of that. A Hamas minister blows his cover and reminds the Arabs that the "Palestinians" in Gaza are really Egyptians, Saudis, Yemenites, just like them! The only reason they are in Gaza is to destroy the Jewish people.

"Who are the Palestinians? We have many families called Al-Masri, whose roots are Egyptian. Egyptian!" - Fathi Hammad, Hamas leader

"Brothers, half of the Palestinians are Egyptians, and the other half are Saudis!" - Fathi Hammad




"I think that we've had an invented Palestinian people who are in fact Arabs and who were historically part of the Arab community. And they had a chance to go many places, and for a variety of political reasons we have sustained this war against Israel now since the 1940s, and it's tragic." - Newt Gingrich, Dec. 2011

"When Newt Gingrich said they are an "invented people," he was correct. They are not even a real nation in the ethnic sense of the word. Their nationalism exists purely to oppose Zionism and Israel." - Reader Comment

"Palestinian Arab nationalism does not reflect any inherent peoplehood but rather it is a political fiction created only in the twentieth century, and only to destroy Zionism." -ElderofZiyon.blogspot.com

Following are excerpts from an address by Hamas Minister of the Interior and of National Security Fathi Hammad, aired by Al-Hekma TV on March 23, 2012.

Fathi Hammad : Is Egypt incapable of supplying fuel for 1.5 to 2 million people in the Gaza Strip?
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If you do not point your compass toward Palestine, Al-Aqsa, and Jerusalem, in order to uproot the Zionist enemy, the US will trample you underfoot. It will besiege you with its conspiracies and will finish you off. Therefore, you must hoist the banner of Jihad, the banner of "there is no god but Allah."
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Brothers, there are 1.8 million of us in Gaza. In Egypt, there are about 90 million people. We equal merely two percent of the Egyptian population. [Supplying us with fuel] would not burden you at all.
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At Al-Aqsa and on the land of Palestine, all the conspiracies, throughout history, have been shattered - the conspiracies of the Crusaders, and the conspiracies of the Tatars. At Al-Aqsa and on the land of Palestine, the Battle of Hattin was waged. The [West] does not want this noble history to repeat itself, because the Jews and their allies would be annihilated - the Zionists, the Americans, and the imperialists.

Thus, the conspiracy is very clear. Al-Aqsa and the land of Palestine represent the spearhead for Islam and for the Muslims. Therefore, when we seek the help of our Arab brothers, we are not seeking their help in order to eat, to live, to drink, to dress, or to live a life of luxury. No. When we seek their help, it is in order to continue to wage Jihad.
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Allah be praised, we all have Arab roots, and every Palestinian, in Gaza and throughout Palestine, can prove his Arab roots - whether from Saudi Arabia, from Yemen, or anywhere. We have blood ties. So where is your affection and mercy?
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Personally, half my family is Egyptian. We are all like that. More than 30 families in the Gaza Strip are called Al-Masri ["Egyptian"]. Brothers, half of the Palestinians are Egyptians and the other half are Saudis.

Who are the Palestinians? We have many families called Al-Masri, whose roots are Egyptian.Egyptian! They may be from Alexandria, from Cairo, from Dumietta, from the North, from Aswan, from Upper Egypt. We are Egyptians. We are Arabs. We are Muslims. We are a part of you.

Allah Akbar. All praise to Allah. Allah Akbar. How can you keep silent, oh Muslims, when the people of Gaza are dying? You watch from the sidelines without providing them with the simplest thing, which you give to the West for the most meager price.
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Even Amid Tragedy, There is Still Good News Tonight.

As the nation reels from the tragedy of Newtown,  CT, its good to focus on increasing acts of goodness and kindness. It is foretold that in the final Redemption, good and evil are no longer mixed up together, but each separates out and is seen more clearly. In the following items, good can be clearly seen.
Both stories suggested by S.B. Botnick

So as I’m sitting in the drive through line at Chick-Fil-A, I realize that my debit card is in my boyfriend’s wallet. My boyfriend is nowhere near as I am in Allen today. I pull up to the window, embarrassed, and tell them I just realized I don’t have my card and I am so sorry. The girl said, “Oh its okay we got it for you.” I said, “No, no, its okay, its my fault, I forgot to get it back from him.”  She insists and says, “Well do you have gas and everything?” I then look down and realize my gas light is on. Great.

She gave me my order, told me not to worry about paying for it and try not to let it ruin my day. I get to work and take out my food. There is a brownie added to my order and a $5 bill. I cried. The random acts of kindness these days are few and far between. I am so thankful that people like that still exist. I will be going back and asking for her with a nice little gift. My morning started out rough, but that just made my whole day a good day. Pay it forward my friends. J

From: Blippitt.com

Feel good alert!

This may help to brighten up what has been an otherwise tragic weekend.

You see, a police officer in Texas pulled over 25-year-old Hayden Carlo who was driving with an expired registration.

The young man explained that the only reason he didn’t renew his registration was because he had to feed his kids.

The police officer proceeded to then give the man a ticket anyway – with a $100 bill inside.

See this incredible story below.

Muslim Philosopher to Arabs: "Focus on the Messiah"

An Islamic scholar, based in Istanbul, is urging the Arab world to prepare for the Messiah.

"These rocket attacks...are totally stupid and pointless....There are the sons of Jacob there. Let them live in peace." - Adnan Oktar, on his satellite television show

Turkish Islamic Scholar: 'Rocket Attacks Stupid and Pointless'

Turkish Islamic scholar Adnan Oktar is urging Hamas and Islamic Jihad on his TV show to stop the rocket fire and focus on the Messiah.

By Chana Ya'ar, Israel National News

First Publish: 11/18/2012, 10:26 AM

Turkish Islamic scholar Adnan Oktar is urging Hamas and Islamic Jihad on his A9TV satellite television talk show to stop the rocket fire from Gaza and instead focus on calling for the Messiah.

Oktar, based in Istanbul, is known for hosting colleagues of various other faiths, including numerous rabbis from Israel, Europe and the United States. He is active in interfaith affairs and has studied Judaic and Christian texts in addition to those of his own Muslim faith, a point for which radical Islamists have often vilified him -- and sometimes even threatened him -- around the world.

The Islamic scholar said last week in response to an article about Israel's current Operation Pillar of Defense, detailing the IAF's attacks on Gaza to silence the rocket fire against southern Israeli communities, “What Israel must do is constantly ask Allah for Moshiach, for the coming of the King Messiah. What Palestine must do is constantly ask Allah and strive for the Mahdi and Islamic Unity.

“These rocket attacks and the like are totally stupid and pointless,” he said. “They do nothing for five months and then suddenly decide to attack Israel and fire off 300 rockets. Where? At whom? What is your target? The rockets fall on the homes of innocent Israeli civilians. Where does that get you?” he asked.

“They then retaliate and hundreds or thousands of people are martyred, homes are bulldozed and children are martyred or injured. I fail to understand why they carry out such plans and why they want it. Who sets these things in motion in Palestine? And who goes along and regards these things as logical? I want to know. Have you never heard of peace, my brother?

“There are the sons of Jacob there. Let them live in peace. And there are the sons of Ishmael. Leave them in peace, too. Sit down as brothers, break bread, talk... They can pray in the synagogues and you can pray in the mosques. But live in peace, my brothers. They insist on engaging in provocative actions. That is very, very wrong.”

Thousands Respond to Photo of NYC Policeman Helping Homeless Man

It takes courage to be kind. One man didn't ignore someone's pain and suffering. And now this photo has "gone viral." Thousands have seen it. This is the kind of good deed everyone wishes they could emulate,--and maybe many will! Each of us can be the one to set an example.

NYPD officer photographed giving boots to barefoot homeless man melts icy hearts online

By Dylan Stableford, Yahoo! News | The Lookout – Thu, Nov 29, 2012

A photo of a New York City police officer kneeling down to give a barefoot homeless man in Times Square a pair of boots on a cold November night is melting even the iciest New Yorkers' hearts online.

On Nov. 14, NYPD officer Lawrence DePrimo, who was on counterterrorism duty in Times Square, saw the older homeless man without shoes sitting on 42nd Street. DePrimo, 25, left and then returned with a pair of $100 boots he bought at a nearby Skechers store.

"It was freezing out, and you could see the blisters on the man's feet," DePrimo, a three-year veteran of the department who lives with his parents on Long Island, told the New York Times. "I had two pairs of socks, and I was still cold."

The random act of kindness was captured by Jennifer Foster, a tourist from Florence, Ariz., who was visiting the city. Foster, communications director for the Pinal County Sheriff's Office in Arizona, emailed the photo to the NYPD with a note commending DePrimo.

"The officer said, 'I have these size 12 boots for you, they are all-weather. Let's put them on and take care of you,'" Foster wrote. "The officer squatted down on the ground and proceeded to put socks and the new boots on this man.

"I have been in law enforcement for 17 years," she continued. "I was never so impressed in my life. ... It is important, I think, for all of us to remember the real reason we are in this line of work. The reminder this officer gave to our profession in his presentation of human kindness has not been lost."

Foster's photo was posted on the NYPD's Facebook page on Tuesday, where it received more than 320,000 "likes," 77,000 "shares" and 20,000 comments—most of them praising DePrimo, who seems to have restored Facebook's faith in humanity.

"This is one hell of a police officer," Desiree Wright-Borden wrote.

"Wow," Jack Horton wrote. "It's nice to know there are still good people out there."

"Angels truly do walk on earth!!!" Charlene Hoffman-Pestell wrote.

Some commenters, though, were skeptical, saying the photo could have been staged.

"Clever stunt!" Louis Zehmke wrote. "The hobo is 'parked' at the entrance of a shoe shop."

But Foster claims DePrimo had no idea he was being photographed: "The officer expected NOTHING in return and did not know I was watching."