Topic: Jewish extremists torch Christian church (Read 1466 times)

Religious extremism fighting electronic intelligence in survival mode. Because what ever they (as opponents) do they are toasted, literally.


Like a gone poster said, I too am against all form of vandalism even if it's the dunya, why? because it's isn't mine first, so I don't touch it, and secondly even if it was mine it could be of value to someone else... The thing I like in Israel is that everyone (including Shin bet and the Police) really aren't fan of people burning other people building... why 1 it's dangerous, and if they can do that, what can they do next... better safe than sorry.

(this post was to have a kind post... because the next one...)

Religious extremism. How could it get any more stupid?

That is a good indication you may want to think twice before doing it. Don't want to turn into one of those. Jokes aside, the problem is their rhetoric will never fix any real problem. Just further their other goals while distracting the people. There is a lot to blame religion for. But doing it at the wrong time only complicates the problem.

I dream the day that this non-sense religion fanatism will end.

Would you worry about Jesus getting mad if you found that graffiti on the wall of your house? Vandalism is vandalism, period.

Perhaps blaming the religion as a whole for the bad actions of its adherents is lazy, but it's also very satisfying. Just ask republicans about their anti-Islamic rhetoric.

1. it's the DUNYA, who cares .
2. the Christ, some said was a carpenter, and NEVER EVER BUILD A SINGLE CHRUCH. fact.

1+2 = liars are in charge.

3. He went to a Jewish Temple, which ruins are located under a mosk with a golden dome. fact.

1+2+3= more liars are in charge

4. Reality.

1+2+3<4.

True. But I wouldn't blame religion this time. Religion, race, etc are used as an excuse by some. But this is about resources and land. And politics. Right wing parties love the situation. And need it to continue to be elected.

“graffiti insulting Jesus”, this was funny, did Jesus got mad?

I didn't know this was in question. From my perspective, the history of organized religion is one of butchering people who think differently than you, both in and out of your own sect.

http://www.rawstory.com/rs/2015/02/jewish-extremists-suspected-of-torching-christian-church-in-apparent-jerusalem-hate-crime/

Suspected Jewish extremists set fire to a Greek Orthodox seminary building in Jerusalem early Thursday, police said, 24 hours after a mosque was torched in the West Bank.

The vandals torched an annexe of the seminary near the walls of the Old City and scrawled “graffiti insulting Jesus”, police spokeswoman Luba Samri said, describing it as a “nationalist” attack.

Police said the assailants set fire to the toilet and shower block at the seminary, causing damage but no injuries.

Israeli President Reuven Rivlin condemned the attack.

“It is inconceivable that an act like this could happen in a house of prayer. This is a heinous crime, there must be an investigation and those responsible must be brought to justice,” his office quoted him as saying in a phone call to Greek Orthodox Patriarch Theophilos III.

“Such criminals not only threaten to set fire to places of worship holy to all of us, but ignite the regional powder keg upon which we all sit,” he added.

Israel’s foreign ministry said it expected the police to bring the perpetrators to justice.

“We condemn any action of religious intolerance of any kind,” it said in a statement.

“The government of Israel is committed to protecting the rights and freedoms of all its citizens, regardless of race, creed, or beliefs.”

The attack took place just outside the Old City walls on Mount Zion, close to Dormition Abbey, a Roman Catholic institution which was targeted by an arson attack during a visit by Pope Francis last May.

Following a police request, a gag order has been imposed on all details of the investigation which will remain in force until March 4.

Jerusalem Mayor Nir Barkat condemned the attack as “deplorable” and pledged to bring the perpetrators to justice.

On Wednesday, a mosque near Bethlehem in the southern West Bank was set alight and anti-Arab slogans in Hebrew sprayed on a nearby wall.

Palestinian chief negotiator Saeb Erakat denounced the perpetrators of both incidents as “terrorists”, blaming Israel’s government for inciting the attacks by continuing its “illegal occupation and colonisation based on distorted religious claims.”

The United Nations has warned such incidents could “inflame an already volatile environment.”

Both incidents bore the hallmarks of so-called “price tag” attacks — a euphemism for nationalist-motivated hate crimes by Jewish extremists, which generally target Palestinians or Arab Israelis but have increasingly also hit Christian and Muslim places of worship.

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Goes to show there's intolerence everywhere, regardless of religion - nationality.