Originally Posted by
xbcz
Gazorite said that Egyptian trying to bring back the peace by making a demonstration at Rabaah. But Egyptian also tryed to down the Morsi by making a demonstration at Tahrir. Its not same Egyptian. So here must be definition. Otherwise its look like all Egyptian participating in pro-Morsi demonstrations.
Yeah. They all just got treated in the same way. I read about it and I saw a few short clips on the news. horrible.
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Originally Posted by
Arglax
I think you understood my point wrong.
You simplified the whole situation to "Jews vs Arabs" (with Arabs I assume you mean muslims). I asked why you think there is no middle group in Egypt, just your average guy who minds his own business and has no extremist views. He just wants to live in peace. Why do you assume such a group doesn't exist.
The way I see it: the current protesters are definitely right wing Muslims. The current regime consists of the people who just didn't want the extremist Muslim regime but aren't anti-muslim and the anti-muslim core. To you, it's zionists vs radical muslims, apparently, which I think isn't the case.
Oh yeah. I didn't get that whole "middle group" thing. There are people like that for sure.
For this discussion I used arabs when I was mainly in the topic of territories and muslim for times when I was talking about them in a more religious sense.
Let's re phrase that Jews vs. Arabs
Jews in Israel concerned with territorial / political / religious disputes
vs.
Palestinian muslims in Egypt concerned with territorial / political / religious disputes
^ does that look fixed to you now?
Arglax Moderated Message: |
Yea, It's more clear now, but I'd like some source material or whatever that caused you to think that the Muslim brotherhood had any plans to declare Palestina a free state, or that it were the Jews who incited the Egyptian revolution. |
The source material that you're looking for has been all over the news for years. First of all, you're confused. You're using terms in the wrong way. 2nd, it's not specifically about the Muslim brotherhood. It's about Islamic fundamentalists in general. 3rd, It's not about being a free state.
I want to help you understand the "palsetina as a free state" part that you got wrong ( "Palestine" "free state" - those words can't even be used in the same phrase, it makes no sense). Let me explain. As a whole, Palestine itself is comprised of various regions, it’s a lot like when we use the word Scandanavia, this may not be a perfect analogy but I think it’s enough so you’ll understand the concept.
Now, inside of Israel there are two regions that have been already proclaimed as The Palestinian Territories, these regions are the west bank and gaza, now the problem is this:
jerusalem and bethlehem is part of the west bank. the jews are holding their ground there and they continue to resist. The second region in the proclaimed palestinian territories is gaza. Gaza is a smaller piece of land that the jews lost to hamas. Hamas is a group that has its roots in the muslim brotherhood and they serve as the strong arm of Islamic fundamentalists. They’re fighting Israel to gain occupancy of these two areas.
The palestinian territories is also the proposed area for the installation of The state of palestine.
The Islamic fundamentalists are working towards the the installation of the state of palestine because they will eventually get to govern it.
Do you get it?
Sorry for the typos, I typed in a hurry.
here are a few links
http://www.infoplease.com/country/pa...ian-state.html
http://consortiumnews.com/2012/11/29...ian-statehood/
http://www.infoplease.com/atlas/country/israel.html
http://www.gatestoneinstitute.org/21...undamentalists
Last edited by illv; Aug 18, 2013 at 01:33 AM.
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