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Palestinians have faced severe hardships and displacement since the mid-20th century, with significant conflicts in 1948 and 1967, and ongoing struggles every day since then. This is not about playing the victim; it's about acknowledging a long history of suffering and striving for justice and peace. The recent events are part of a much larger, deeply rooted issue that affects millions of innocent lives.

@@DivineGlide The Arabs for decades refused to come to the bargaining table from Camp David to Abraham Accords. Then in 2005 Israel removed three thousand of its own people from Gaza ...even dug up their dead ... knowing the graves would most likely be desicrated). They handed over Gaza, a great piece of real estate on the Mediterranean. The Gazans voted in Hamas who in turn turned it into a jihad military base. A survey taken in February by the Palestinian Department of Internal Affairs revealed 92 percent of Gazans still support Hamas which means they support terrorist activities. So yes....they now whinge and whine because a war is talking place. Thousands of these very same people danced and cheered In the streets on October 7. Makes you wonder if these people have two brain cells to rub together. Hamas started the war and the IDF will finish it.

​​@@Simba00798Hamas is not palastine.palastine isn't Hamas where u even got this idea from U speak about 7th October but what about 6th,5th,4th when thousands of children were killed and hospitals were bombed u even know what happened in history Jews were being animalized by nazis and had been forced to migrate from Europe u know who let them in it was palastine people who take them in and gave them a place to call home and after British division of Israel and Palestine states zainist formed a group and planned to occupy palastine killing the people who helped them don't talk without knowledge and may I ask where u got that internal affair info from

I understand that suffering exists globally, but the scale of violence against Palestinians is staggering. How many children in Latin America are killed compared to the countless Palestinians facing such horrors? Over 40,000 Palestinians have been killed, and many women have suffered rape and other forms of abuse by the Israeli military. This ongoing brutality against Palestinians, including women and children, must be acknowledged and addressed.

@@DivineGlide1). Israel no busco este episodio de guerra 2) Muchos civiles de Gaza son complices de los terroristas 3).Corrija su cifras de muertes. Las agencias de la ONU la han reducido en 10..000 . Ya se esta comprobando que es una cifra inflada y que la mitad de muertes son combatientes de los grupos terroristas 4) Ya es sabido que los terroristas usan mujeres y niños como escudos humanos 5) Niños en Gaza incluye a todos los menores de 18 años . Esto incluye jovenes entre 15 y 17 que portan armas 6) Para que esto acabe bastaria con que los civiles informen datos de donde alojan secuestrados y.convenzan a los terroristas que se rindan 7) Asi que la situación de los niños que es lamentable es culpa de su gobierno terrorista y de la población civil complice. 8) Deseo de todo corazon un futuro tranquilo para los niños con paz y prosperidad

Your comment is shockingly callous and completely disregards the gravity of innocent lives lost. This is a serious issue that demands empathy and respect, not inflammatory remarks. Please consider the real human cost involved and approach the discussion with the compassion it deserves.

It's heartbreaking that children in Somalia, Ukraine, and Yemen are also suffering. Every child's life lost to conflict is a tragedy, regardless of location. However, acknowledging the suffering in Palestine doesn't diminish the pain elsewhere. Instead of deflecting, let's unite our voices to demand justice and peace for all children affected by war. Ignoring one crisis doesn't help solve the others. Let's focus on ending all these atrocities.

Imagine it was America? The outrage and swift action would be undeniable. Yet, just because it's happening in Palestine doesn't make the suffering any less real or urgent. Every child’s life matters, regardless of nationality. We must stand against injustice everywhere, without comparison or deflection.

We do talk about Ukrainian children and their suffering. Every child caught in conflict, whether in Ukraine, Palestine, or anywhere else, deserves our attention and action. Highlighting the crisis in Palestine doesn't negate the tragedies in Ukraine. Instead of pitting these tragedies against each other, we should unite in demanding justice and protection for all children affected by war.

Islam honors Jesus (Isa) as a prophet, not as God, and views Prophet Muhammad (PBUH) as the final messenger. The Quran confirms and corrects previous scriptures, bringing Allah's final guidance to humanity (Quran 3:3). Accusations of copying misunderstand the Quran’s role as a continuation and completion of God's message (Quran 5:48). Differences in belief are acknowledged in Islam, emphasizing respect and understanding among all faiths (Quran 29:46).

@@DivineGlide bruh hear me out in the quran people just added things from their mind and the rest is lies and just a copy from the holy bible And Jesus Christ is God And he said that every religion that comes after me is not real and obviesly Islam came after his so its fake

Hey r3t4rd , do some research before u say anything , it started from adam and he sent 124000 prophets for the rest of the world , look we muslims know 25 prophets.

If you researched in google then why did you say 124000 prophets and why are you asking KZbin instead of asking a shiekh

Allah's wisdom guided humanity step by step through 124,000 prophets, considering different times and contexts. This gradual revelation allowed for spiritual growth, culminating in Islam with Prophet Muhammad (PBUH). It's a testament to Allah's mercy and patience.

Allah's creation of multiple religions is a test of human free will and guidance. Allah's knowledge encompasses all time, past, present, and future. The existence of different religions doesn't imply a lack of foresight but rather respects human free will to choose and learn. Allah’s guidance remains available for those who seek it, and the existence of Islam is seen as the final and complete message. Thus, the current diversity in belief systems is a part of the divine test and plan, not a sign of divine inability.

In Islam, it's believed that everyone is born with an innate disposition towards Islam, called "fitrah." Being born in a Muslim or non-Muslim family doesn't predetermine one's eternal destiny. Individuals are judged based on their actions, intentions, and their search for truth. Islam teaches that God's mercy and justice are paramount, and those who haven't encountered the true message of Islam will be judged fairly according to their circumstances. For example, consider a person born into a non-Muslim family who never encounters Islam in a meaningful way. Islamic teachings suggest that this person will be judged based on their moral integrity and the effort they put into seeking the truth, rather than solely on their religious affiliation at birth. Thus, the emphasis is on personal accountability and the mercy of God, rather than the circumstances of one’s birth.

@@DivineGlide If a person is born in a non-muslim family you think that he can just divide from his family's spiritual path?

@@nod507 In Islam, an individual's journey to faith is a personal and deeply significant choice. The Quran emphasizes that there is no compulsion in religion (Quran 2:256). Thus, if a person from a non-Muslim family finds truth and peace in Islam, they are free to embrace it. While respecting their family's beliefs, they have the right to follow their own spiritual path, as every person is accountable for their own faith and actions (Quran 6:164).

@@DivineGlide If islam was about individual journey, then people who chose another religion wouldn't go to hell

In Islam, the belief is that true guidance and ultimate salvation come from following the path revealed by Allah through the Quran and the Prophet Muhammad. The Quran states that those who knowingly reject this guidance after understanding it may face consequences in the afterlife. However, Islam also emphasizes God's mercy and justice, suggesting that only God can judge each individual's circumstances and intentions. This highlights the importance of seeking truth and righteousness sincerely.

Can u elaborate what u are saying bro