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Hope it is true so that ipob bureau of statistics will have new statistics on their matter. |
Standardcosting:They want to hide the truth and feed the sheeple rotten soft porn |
Standardcosting:It is unfortunate indeed. Lalasticala front-page please |
nairaland should be part of the solution by pushing this to the front-page. |
Palestinian Christian leaders have rejected US President Donald Trump's decision to recognise Jerusalem as Israel's capital, calling it "dangerous" and "insulting". Trump's December 6 announcement has sparked protests across the Muslim world and drawn international condemnation. The US move is offensive to "Christians and Muslims around the world who consider Jerusalem as an incubator of their most sacred, spiritual and national heritage", Atallah Hanna, the archbishop of Jerusalem's Greek Orthodox church, said in a statement on Saturday. "We, Palestinians, Christians and Muslims reject the US recognition of Jerusalem as the capital of Israel," he added. The US gave the occupation what it does not deserve." 'Message of unity' His comments came as Christian Palestinians on Sunday took part in festivities taking place on the eve of Christmas. Al Jazeera's Hoda Abdel-Hamid, reporting from Bethlehem, said many Muslims were also attending the annual events in a show of solidarity against Trump's decision. "This message of unity is one Palestinians are very adamant to convey, especially while there is this political crisis taking the area by storm," she said. Maher Canavati, a member of Bethlehem's local council, told Al Jazeera the celebrations are intended to deliver "messages of peace, love and understanding". "We want peace with our neighbours [but] we need to be able to share Jerusalem and to have easy access to Jerusalem as Palestinians [as well]." Bethlehem, normally brimming with tourists at this time of year, has been almost empty of visitors in recent days due to nearby confrontations between Israeli forces and Palestinian protesters in the wake of the US decision. "Unfortunately, after the statement of Donald Trump a lot of people were not sure about the security in this area. Many of those who were in the country did not make it to Bethlehem, they stayed in Jerusalem and in the northern part of the country," said Canavati. "But we are here are celebrating, welcoming everybody - it is very important for us that all of the Christians coming to Bethlehem supporting the Muslim and Christian community here are taken care of." Life in Gaza a 'prison' In the Gaza Strip, Palestinian Christians held a vigil to express their support for Jerusalem as Palestine's capital. Al Jazeera's Malcolm Webb, reporting from the besieged territory, said anger at Trump's decision is shared among Christians and the majority-Muslim populating living in the besieged territory. Everyone we have spoken to here is in opposition to the US move, and they say it only adds to the frustration of life here," he said. The Israeli blockade of the occupied Gaza Strip, in its current form, has been in place for more than 10 years. Gaza's isolation has devastated its economy, impoverished much of the Strip's two million people, and left them without adequate electricity, water and health services. Since 2007, Israel has launched three wars against the Hamas-governed Strip. Some 1,000 Christians live in the Gaza Strip, fewer than half the amount 10 years ago. According to sociologist Samir Quta, many Christian families have fled Gaza in recent years in search of safety and financial security. "Christian families in Gaza usually have a high socio-economic level, and the more people have options and money, the more they look for a better life," he told Al Jazeera. "This is not available in Gaza. Even with money in Gaza you cannot have a good life." Rosette Saygh, a Christian still living in Gaza, told Al Jazeera life in the territory has become like a "prison" for those who have remained behind. "Life is very difficult in Gaza, we live under siege and we cannot move anywhere … We have witnessed many wars, during the bombing we had to sleep in the church for safety," she said. SOURCE:http://www.aljazeera.com/news/2017/12/palestinian-christian-leaders-denounce-trump-decision-171224121412641.html |
Unfortunate, all the noise they made was out of anti-muslim hate not out of genuine concern. Lalasticala can this be pushed to front-page? |
Shari'ah council shouldn't behave like CAN that talk before they think. |
BeautifulSE:Very Sad!!! So they are bound to suffer such a horrible fate? |
My problem is how can we help them, what policy can policymakers propose to assist them from these inept gullibility. |
Here to read ipob pigs,idiots,beggars and ingrate grunt over this. They senselessly equate Biafra thief thief country with Palestine and accuse PMB of supporting Palestine while denying Biafra thief thief country of the same rights only to at the same time support every violence, every robbery against the Palestinians by the Israelis in essence they cannot even keep up with their fables and lies. |
despite paying much they still get treated like trash. |
[s] Cannonleo:[/s] Load of rubbish just to absolve an incompetent moro.n who preferred stealing to governing. Girls got kidnapped instead of ordering the army to pursue them his first action was to delve into conspiracy theories.Abeg carry your useless image laundry business from my front. |
[s] princechurchill:[/s] Sad to see a person like this shares the same country with me. Had it been one of your brothers from your part of the country caught pushing drugs abroad you will insist we accept him as a Nigerian and not point fingers to the east. |
Cannonleo:I am talking of the period following their kidnapping, when gej decided to live in denial rather than take concrete steps. |
This thread will cause no lefulandum no errection people pain |
[s] 2cato:[/s] Keep lying like you can afford fuel of 4500 per litre when you can barely subscribe to browse the net. then thing pain sha o. Jonathan the lord of taniods believed chibok girls were captured so save your like begging. |
Long story but reading it will give you a better insight. iIf only GEJ reacted immediately the girls were missing, we would be having a different discussion but GEJ sorrounded himself with thieves, imbeciles and dimwitted crooks. |
E pain am |
Anyway I am neither of the tribes that he referred to and truly Nigerian banks are quite useless look at how they gave Etisalat $1 B with no collateral just guarantee that got ignored. The truth is the ipob team whose mission is to sow division in Nigeria brought tribe into the issue, had they focus on the matter as a human rights issue. |
PaChukwudi44:During the ceremony Firdusi asked the organizers and she was told that it is not a law but a convention.... |
[s] PaChukwudi44:[/s] When cownu new the rules did you ever tell him that secession is illegal in Nigeria? The so called law you speak about doesn't exist in NBA, it is a convention just like eating with your right hand are basically behavioural convention that no one can impose on you. Sorry Jesus couldn't even save himself that was why on the alleged cross death he shouted My lord my lord why have thou forsaken me,... |
They hate Muslims but are the first to comment on issues relating to Muslims. I have never seen so much foolishness when people put all their mouth on what has little effect on them. The same ipob pigs and idiots encouraged cownu the dirty scum to disobey Nigeria laws are demanding Muslim obey NBA convention that has no law backing it. Being a pig and an idiot shouldn't be an exucse to be a hypocrite to the remaining non pig and idiot the hijab does not hurt you in anyway so learn to face front. |
fiizznation:Kai Kai Kai the guy is brain is working. God please bless our ipob ingrates with half of this good man's brain. |
PDP riged it's convention and it pretend to be blind of the consequence of such! |
Ineffectual Buffoon well done |
[s] rid21:[/s] E pain you sotee you research my post, he can fault my post only religion what an ignoramus you stand for beggars who lack honour and would do anything for crumbs Nigeria is greater than begging and kissing feet something common with ipob goons. |
Diiet:I have never seen such foolishness except from ipob ingrates who defend thieves and criminals |
[s] rid21:[/s] How much is your honour worth? A bowl of akpu? Second hand clothes? We should sell our UN vote to the highest bidder and join whoever surpress justice? Palestine doesn't give out aid as it is under occupation and cannot even engage the world in International trade. Nigeria is standing for justice not the foolish cowardly ignoramus position ipob is usually known for. ![]() |
[s] rid21:[/s] No you mean potopoto error, lies always involves making error and please ignorant child no sensible man will sell his honour for $97m when he earns over $35B in a year. Ipob reason well. |
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