Gaza kindergartners want to 'blow up Zionists'
Gaza kindergarten graduation ceremony
Children attending a kindergarten in Gaza that is run by Islamic Jihad celebrated their graduation by dressing up in army attire, waving toy rifles and chanting anti-Israel slogans.
"It is our obligation to educate the children to love the resistance, Palestine and Jerusalem, so they will recognize the importance of Palestine and who its enemy is," the kindergarten's director said.
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One child, Hamza, said "When I grow up I'll join Islamic Jihad and the al-Quds Brigades. I'll fight the Zionist enemy and fire missiles at it until I die as a shahid and join my father in heaven.
"I love the resistance and the martyrs and Palestine, and I want to blow myself up on Zionists and kill them on a bus in a suicide bombing," he said.
http://www.ynetnews.com/articles/0,7340,L-4241588,00.html
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Really ??
Mmmhh have not heard that one for quite a while .
however it depends on just who did the translation as I pointed out but don't let that stop you from commenting further
sometimes I'll give you a couple of examples one in the New Testament I've read that in the sermon on the Mount Jesus supposedly said "He who believeth in me" now I've read others who say that what was really said was "He who believeth as me" one two letter word but it changes quite a bit there is another from the Rig Veda's
Argument that the Rig Veda sanctions sati
It is often claimed that this most ancient text sanctions or prescribes sati. This is based on verse 10.18.7, part of the verses to be used at funerals. Whether they even describe sati or something else entirely, is disputed, The hymn is about funeral by burial, and not by cremation. There are differing translations of the passage. The translation below is one of those said to prescribe it.
इमा नारीरविधवाः सुपत्नीराञ्जनेन सर्पिषा संविशन्तु |
अनश्रवो.अनमीवाः सुरत्ना आ रोहन्तु जनयोयोनिमग्रे || (RV 10.18.7)
Let these women, whose husbands are worthy and are living, enter the house with ghee (applied) as collyrium (to their eyes). Let these wives first step into the pyre, tearless without any affliction and well adorned.[62]
The text does not mention widowhood, and other translations differ in their translation of the word here rendered as 'pyre' (yoni, literally "seat, abode"; Griffith has "first let the dames go up to where he lieth"
. In addition, the following verse, which is unambiguously about widows, then contradicts any suggestion of the woman's death; it explicitly states that the widow should return to her house.
उदीर्ष्व नार्यभि जीवलोकं गतासुमेतमुप शेष एहि |
हस्तग्राभस्य दिधिषोस्तवेदं पत्युर्जनित्वमभि सम्बभूथ || (RV 10.18.8)
Rise, come unto the world of life, O woman — come, he is lifeless by whose side thou liest. Wifehood with this thy husband was thy portion, who took thy hand and wooed thee as a lover.[63]
A reason given for the discrepancy in translation and interpretation of verse 10.18.7, is that one consonant in a word that meant house, yonim agree "foremost to the yoni", was deliberately changed by those who wished claim scriptural justification, to a word that meant fire, yomiagne.[64]
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http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Sati_%28practice%29
how many thousands of women died because of that?
now as to the comment in question do you think it was our shira, you seem to I hope not because here is the comment
7. The manager of the daycare
should be a serious candidate for the Nobel Peace prize !!! Really! It's going to be given to some African dictator or a mass-murderer or to someone who just talks the talk but doesnt walk the walk (i.e. Obama)....
Shira (06.12.12)
she does not capitilize her name -here
