Wrong and Wrong and Wrong.
In yet another indication of growing tensions between the two movements, Fatah sympathizers in the Gaza Strip have begun boycotting Hamas-controlled mosques, accusing the Islamist movement of inciting against their leaders.
On Friday, thousands of worshipers refused to enter the Farouk Mosque in the Nusseirat refugee camp in the central Gaza Strip, saying the preacher was planning to verbally attack Palestinian Authority Chairman Mahmoud Abbas and other PA leaders. The Fatah supporters prayed in the streets while their Hamas rivals prayed inside the mosque.
Like most mosques in the Strip, the Farouk Mosque is controlled by Hamas. Leaders of Abbas's Fatah party have in recent weeks expressed deep concern over "incitement" in the mosques, saying Hamas preachers were exploiting Friday prayers to launch scathing attacks on them.
Hamas officials dismissed the allegations as "lies" and said the only incitement was that coming from Fatah.
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Did you consider "Dumb & Dumber" as a headline?
ReplyDeleteSomehow, though I'm far to his right, I agree with Rafi G. it seems like every time we step back and let them "duke it out" the we're the ones who get blamed even if we had nothing to with it.
ReplyDeleteDo I hear a chuckle in the background?
ReplyDeleteDid you see http://shilohmusings.blogspot.com/2006/05/collective-insanity.html?
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