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ISLAM & Terrorism

Remember Mohamed
AL-DORRA !!

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A 12-year-old Palestinian boy clutching his father, terrified by the Israeli gunfire showering them from all directions. The boy, Mohamed Al-Dorra, was killed and the entire world witnessed his death thanks to a Palestinian cameraman who just happened to be filming at the scene.

The footage fuelled the Intifada in its early days and triggered demonstrations in almost every Arab capital (if not the sympathy of the international community), rendering it iconic of the Palestinian cause and the Israeli army's brutality.

Mohamed Al-Dorra was earlier slain while seeking shatter behind his father from the ruthless Israeli bullets.

    Mohamed used to leave his school to go to the frontlines.

    Then, how could he learn how to build or practice construction while the Israelis are devastating his life?

    How could he learn how to grow olive trees while they are planting mines in the fields?

    How could he learn to build bridges of love and understanding while they are dissipating all hopes for peace?

    Why would he learn to love safe life while they are forcing him, through words and deeds, to hate tranquil life?

    The Israelis have sufficiently proved that they hate and fear peace simply because they only adhere to living and prospering on conflict, wrangling and war-mongering.

    For all the bitterness he harbored, Mohamed had unlimited love for his motherland, his mother and father, his home and his friends.

    He also loved the olive tree that he used to water and to care for, but was unfortunately wiped off by Israeli military bulldozers.

    Certainly, his love for the olive tree was as strong as his fondness of risk and love for the Intifada, and stone hurling at and confronting Israeli tanks.

    Mohamed  did not know much about the significance of martyrdom and did not care much about that.

    The most important thing for him was to prove to Israeli soldiers that they were nothing and that he was more courageous as he did not hide behind iron and steel shelters as they did.

    Mohamed  did not even listen to his parents’ advice to take shelter while he was throwing stones. Why was he supposed to do? He feared nothing.

    He hated fear as much as he hated occupation soldiers.

    When his parents locked him at home for fear of tanks, he used to escape to practice his hobby of challenging and laughing at fear.

    He loved horse riding as much as he hated tanks.

   therefore, he has always dreamt of a dear comrade, a strong horse to face those steel iron monsters venting fire and blazes.

    What for should Mohamed  live in a world that kills innocence in cold blood. Let him .!!! :((

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