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Subject: [pnews-news] No, Israel did not create HAMAS; Muslim Jihadists created HAMAS

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The Islamic Resistance Movement has evolved at a time when Islam has moved away
from everyday life. Thus judgment has been upset, concepts have become
confused, and values have been transformed; evil prevails, oppression and
obscurity have become rampant, and cowards have turned into tigers. Homelands
have been usurped, and people have been expelled and fallen on their face [in
humiliation] everywhere on earth. The state of truth has disappeared and been
replaced by the state of evil. Nothing has remained in its right place, for
when Islam is absent from the scene, everything changes. These are the motives.

The Islamic Resistance Movement believes that the land of Palestine is an
Islamic Waqf [endowed] to all Muslim generations until the day of resurrection.
It is not right to give up it or any part of it. Neither a single Arab state
nor all the Arab states, neither a king nor a president, not all the kings or
presidents, not any organization or all of them be they Palestinian or Arab
have such authority, because the land of Palestine is an Islamic Waqf [endowed]
to all Muslim generations until the day of resurrection. [So] who has the
legitimate right to represent all Islamic generations until the day of
resurrection?


Go here: http://pnews.org/ArT/EuR/HaCh.shtml

Much of the politics of Hamas can be explained in terms of the tension between
the movement's dogmatic ideology and its pragmatic approach to political and
institutional survival. This tension is between Hamas's adherence to the
Islamic vision of holy war (jihad) against Israel as the most effective
instrument of mass mobilization and its awareness of the necessity of reckoning
with political considerations without abandoning the armed struggle. The
origins of this tension and its impact on Hamas's political behavior are
intimately bound up with the historical development of the Palestinian national
movement.

Palestinian nationalism emerged as a construction of British colonialism, its
ideology and strategy shaped by its confrontation with the Zionist movement and
the state of Israel, as well as by its interaction with the surrounding Arab
states. As in similar cases of constructed nationalism, the Palestinian
national movement sanctified territorial boundariesin this case, those
demarcated by the British Mandate from the Jordan River to the Mediterranean
Seaand gave them the symbolic political status of a historic homeland. And like
other national movements in which a religion based on scriptures and universal
ends played a role, Islam was an instrument, not a key factor, in constructing
the Palestinian national identity, both before 1948 and afterward.

Islamization of Palestinians - Go here: http://pnews.org/ArT/EuR/IsMP.shtml

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