by Dr. Reuven Berko
Sheikh Raed Salah, the
head of the northern chapter of the Islamic Movement in Israel,
habitually makes inflammatory remarks under the claim that "the Al-Aqsa
mosque is in danger" and that the Jews intend to demolish the structure
and establish the Third Temple in its stead. Turns out, the rockets
Hamas fired at Jerusalem could have totally annihilated the mosque had
they not been intercepted by us -- the chosen people, who, according to
the Quran, are the rightful inheritors of this blessed land.
As Israel named its
latest military operation "Protective Edge," the Hamas' mujahadeen have
dubbed their latest bout of aggression "Solid Structure," which is
borrowed directly from Islam. The expression was taken from the Quranic
chapter "Al-Saff" ("The Ranks"), Verse 4, which says, "Indeed, Allah
loves those who fight in His cause in ranks as if they were a solid
structure." When Hamas' leaders eventually emerge from their lairs and
witness the destruction, they will see that their operation had no
structure, nor was it solid.
While the homes of
Hamas leaders are being demolished right over their heads, their command
posts and rocket launch pads collapsing one after another, and as the
citizens of Gaza surreptitiously curse them, it is becoming more and
more clear that most Arab nations want no part in the Islamic "solid
structure" Hamas envisaged. Arab countries (excluding Qatar) have
finally grasped the danger inherent in the sundry gangs of Islamic
terrorism, which include Hamas. This understanding is also shared by
Western countries, which have realized by now that Hamas murderers
(killing in the name of Allah) are a part of the Islamic terror puzzle
that is currently threatening the entire world.
Armed with firearms and
rockets, "the mercenaries of Allah" work toward killing innocent
citizens, guided by macabre interpretations of their liturgy. Take, for
example, the recent rocket barrage aimed at Tel Aviv. It was called
"Al-Asef Al-Maakul," or "Devoured Chaff," which is borrowed from the
chapter "Al-Fil" ("The Elephant"). In a matter of speaking, just as God
sent swarms of birds down on the enemies of Mecca, elephant riders,
pelting them with stones of baked clay and rendering them as devoured
chaff, so too would be the fate of Tel Aviv's residents.
It's incredible how
Hamas' leaders and even some Arab MKs have justified the rocket volleys
fired by Hamas at Israeli citizens as a "legitimate form of resistance
to the occupation" while simultaneously demanding that Israel, which is
busy defending itself in light of the blatant attempts to slaughter its
citizenry, stand trial at the International Criminal Court for war
crimes at The Hague.
This duplicitous
conduct is not another sophisticated Arab Islamic ruse -- it is
retrograde, twisted behavior, in complete denial of reality. Devoid of
self-criticism, it constantly casts blame on the other while blindly
believing its own lies. It is a wild phenomenon that has bedeviled
psychologists, historians, Middle East scholars, criminologists and
sociologists.
Palestinian terrorists
are also bound by frustrating Islamic paradigms, which lead to faulty
judgment and fantastical thinking. According to the chapter "Al-Hashr"
("The Exile"), Verse 14, they truly believe that we are a meek, cowardly
and self-absorbed nation defending itself from behind fortified walls.
They have actually been convinced that the Jews do not constitute a
nation, but a religious group, which, suffering God's wrath, has been
destined to rove the Earth aimlessly and without a homeland until its
ultimate conversion to Islam. Their propaganda machine recites such
verses so incessantly that when "inferiors" like us end up pulverizing
their people, it undermines their sanity.
Our enemies function as
a herd in which no individuals bears much significance. According to
their ways, God helps the patient ones, but anybody who doesn't take
courage in patience is an infidel. It was only appropriate that the
assertive, argumentative, immediate-gratification-seeking Jews would
ultimately understand that patience is the name of the game. We must
continue to strike Hamas, patiently, and resist a land incursion into
Gaza.
So they'll think we're a bunch of cowards. So what?
Dr. Reuven Berko
Source: http://www.israelhayom.com/site/newsletter_opinion.php?id=9125
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