Former Hamas to never Crawl in Pond of Blood in Sorrow
by HRM Deborah
Fatah’s Al-Quds Brigades, found traces of blood from Jewish soldiers who were injured in an incursion east of Khan Younis on Thursday.
The brigades had photographed the blood of the soldiers who were injured after being targeted by dozens of mortar shells in the incursion.
The brigades sent the following message to the military, "any aggression against the Palestinian people, especially the resistance in Gaza and the West Bank will bring woe to their soldiers and towns."
While the message above may appear to include the former Hamas movement in actuality it does not, for there is people within Fatah fraction groups impersonating what former Hamas use to look like as well as making statement’s as though they are former Hamas and this also is not true.
This includes the latest attacks by sniper’s on Public Security Minister Avi Dichter, as well as the other attacks and criminal activity. The fraction groups formally called Hamas, is living in peace. While the many Fatah fractions groups apparently at this time, is trying to spark a fight between the Jewish people and the Arab Palestinians formally of Hamas.
This is just a latest deception by Fatah fraction groups associated with Mahmoud Abbas to create not just violence towards Arab Palestinians and the Jewish people but to create mistrust through deceptive means.
It must be reaffirmed, that all fractions groups formally of Hamas is at peace with Christians and the Jewish people, there is no true statements of violence nor any violence coming from the former Hamas.
It must be understood, that all those that was formally Hamas, is at peace and is making every effort to stay so, there word was spoken in peace and they do not go back on there word.
Furthermore, it is better to have peace with the Jewish and Christian neighbor’s, rebuild the country to its greatness, then crawl around in a pond of blood in sorrow.
Labels: Abbas, Fatah, Fatah Terrorism, Palestine, Peace
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