Antiwar.com News Editor Dave DeCamp interviews Khalil Sayegh about the plight of the Palestinian Christian community in Gaza. Sayegh, a Christian from Gaza, shares his personal experience, including the loss his family has suffered in this horrific conflict. He also discusses the situation for Palestinian Christians in the West Bank and the broader context of the Israeli occupation.
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Why so shocked? Zionism means erasing religions other than Judaism from the face of what ever territory they wish to steal. An Armenian church in Jerusalem that has been there since the 4th Century is under siege.
“It was challenging to face this question, knowing very well that, while various opinions exist in most American and Western churches, a significant group either remains indifferent or unconditionally supports the modern state of Israel and many of its dehumanizing policies. Adding insult to injury, certain Christian evangelical leaders have employed the Bible to justify and rationalize the war in Gaza, as if it were a conflict between biblical Israel and God’s enemies. Some leaders have gone so far as to promote political ideologies and disguise them in biblical language. Furthermore, some have even outright dismissed and discredited the voices of Christian Palestinians.”
https://newrepublic.com/article/179758/palestinian-christians-suffer-american-churches-dont-care
Netanyahu and his Terrorist Army, are the most VILE people to roam our planet. COWARDS, who refuse to face their enemy directly to fight, but instead slaughter children, women, unarmed Palestinians, using weapons of Mass Destruction, supplied by so called Democracies. All COWARDS, the US,UK,EU, nothing but devils, massacring defenseless women and children. KARMA, pray for KARMA, so at least, maybe, Humanity can be saved.
The MSM won't discuss what Antiwar discusses. If the Western Media discusses what the Christian Community in the Middle East does, it distorts the truth by saying Israel gives them more freedom than the Arab Countries do and won't say they leave the West Bank and Gaza due to the Israeli Occupation, they won't say the West caused ISIS to form and that's why Christians leave Arab Countries. Bush said Iraq was behind 9/11 and that caused Iraq to become an Al Qaeda and ISIS haven and that caused Christians to leave Iraq.
Crickets from MSM and most of the Mainstream American Churches..and the Evangelical NonDenoms condone and/or promote this horrible terror to speed along their HERETICAL PreTrib crap.
My LCMS Ordained and Doctorate Pastor was a copter pilot in first GulfWar….was disgusted with the killing of civilians – reupped and came back as a chaplain…after tour came back and finished his Seminary and became vicar then Pastor..now at same Church for 27 church….does NOT bring up war or militarism nor politics..and no flag in the Church. Am honored to be a member of his fold…wish there were more like him.
All the bad, deceitful things that the arrogant militaristic chauvinistic zios do or try to do to others will heavily backfire and boomerang on them and will return more than twofold on them.
The more these zios behave badly, arrogantly, aggressively and deceitfully, the more they will be severely and harshly punished for their misdeeds and wrongdoings.
By the way the asinine zio evangelicals or zio Christians and the Israelites are using, manipulating, deceiving and duping each other blind. These zio Christians are extremely hurting Christianity with their 'rapturous' ideas and messed up actions. The zio Israelites are taking without scruples all the money and support they can take from the zio evangelicals, who will be very very disappointed since the Israelites cannot and will not 'bring back Jesus' or anything of that sort. This farcical situation will have very bad consequences for all the sides involved in it.
When the time and circumstances are right everyone without exception will be held accountable and punished very fittingly and appropriately. And I'm not necessarily referring to the afterlife. There is and there will be accountability and justice in this life and in this world.