Village Memorial to the Martyrs June 10, 2007
"We are being hit by air, on the ground as well as biological and chemical warfare is being used."
I am still suffering from a little of this sickness that has plagued me for a little time now, but one thing my mother use to always say is when you are sick what have you learned.
As my village is being demolished around me and many of my family and friends have been murdered lately and it continues as I write this that the best thing I can do is go back to work to remove the mask of the monster that murder’s us, namely the Zionist and their allies.
The enemy says that we as Palestinians have nothing but hate in our hearts, while this is not true, but the force of real justice is becoming more pronounced then ever before accosting me lately.
It is a horrible thing to see the beauty of life being destroyed in front of your face, loved ones with their brains shot out for no reason laying on bed’s, street’s and floors for the simple word of the complete extermination of a people.
I was also accused lately, that I did not know what the word’s genocide or holocaust was and I will assure the enemy; I know to well what the faces of these words mean. For I am a witness to these horror’s, where I am sure they are sitting comfortably in their home’s spreading their vulgarities towards people they really do not know.
While in my sickness, I was debating about returning to work, because of the sorrow’s I have to face everyday. However, the horror’s have reached my living room and while I may end up as another martyred name on the monument that is in every Palestinian village. I know more then ever like those who are already there, that they died for truth and justice to crimes that seems to be ignored for if it was otherwise these atrocities would have stopped.
I am reminded as I watch mothers and sister’s pray that Allah stands with those who really trust him and this I have always done.
Lastly, may Allah help us now to bring truth and justice into the air so that real peace can occur in a region to destroy an injustice that has gone on far too long?
I do apologize that many are getting more of a window into what is occurring at this time but I have always understood that some time’s truth and love are not always kind but can break the heart.
I do hope someday, I can see the rose garden with peacocks because I would rather do this then see man’s inhumanity to man.
Update:
I planned on starting back to back to work on Tuesday, but another problem has arisen so it may be a bit longer then anticipated, but I am doing all that I can at the moment. Inshaallah everything will improve before long.
When I am able to fully work, again I do hope I can catch up to some of the many issue’s that is occurring manifold towards the recent events in Palestine.
Finally, I will admit and I am sure the Zionist probably do not appreciate this, but a horrific situation such as we are being put under these days is bring families and friends closer in ways that I am sure the average person wouldn't realize unless you are being put though such horrific hardships as this.
I also, do apolgize that I am not here as I was before, but I am hoping that this will improve when the pressure on me let's up a little, I do hope those who read my blog understand.
Labels: Palestine
3 Comments:
My thoughts and prayers are with you. A few days ago I wrote my contribution to the 40 year anniversary of the war of 1967. It was a letter to an imaginary Palestinian cousin written from my heart filled with sadness. It is for you my cousin and all my other cousins. I don't know how or when this madness will end, but end it must. Again, please be well and my thoughts and prayers of health, safety and freedom are with you always.
leenybruce,
Hello my friend,
I wish very much to read what you wrote, for we are cousin's this is true and this makes what is going on even more tragic.
I wish this sadness to end soon too, because I know it is not suppose to be this way, but we must never give up hope that these sorrow's will end one day soon.
Thank you so much for your kindness and I the same for you. Please, keep your head up and do not let the smile fade from your face.
I don't know if the link was in my previous post but you can read my letter to my Palestinian cousin at www.thru-other-eyes.com.
Shalom Salaam
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