The Thinking Blogger Award Through Generosity

In the blogging sphere, I never thought that awards existed and to be honored by such an exceptional person as DesertPeace.

I had to take a little time to think about this, because I was a bit taken back to think someone felt so kind to me, with such an impeccable reputation towards the feeling’s and world that I was born into.

I contemplated for a few days now what five links I was to honor with the continuation of this award and to the extent that I have to admit teaches a good lesson on not just the political situation in my country of Palestine, but the real extent of Islamic/ Jewish relations.

For as many know DesertPeace is a true Jewish man and not a Zionist, as well as I am on this other side as a Palestinian striving to have Peace returned to my country. As I have mentioned numerous times, the Palestinian people have no animosity towards the Jewish people, but towards the Zionist and their cohorts in crime.

Their has been a few times in my life that I have been associated with people of the Jewish religion and will go so far as call them my friends. I was asked by an Palestinian sister once, if they even noticed I was Palestinian, to be honest it may have never crossed their mind or friendship outlived the war.

The five people I chose is not just for their brilliance in thinking, but for their honesty which I found more came from their heart and while I do write in English, I do have to admit sometimes I have to contemplate what some people put across towards their mod of expression into words.

Lastly, I must admit with a little humility, that it is nice to be included with the finest blogger’s on the net today.

1) Raising Yousuf, Unplugged: diary of a Palestinian mother

2) Dr. Khaled Batarfi

Note: While Dr. Batarfi, has this blog among other’s, I have found his regular journalistic ability in the media very interesting and informative.

3) Just Wondering

4) Poetic Injustice

5) Al-falesteenyia

While I am sure their are numerous other’s out there that are blogging their heart's out, I must admit it was difficult to only pick five.

Update:

Just Wondering was unable to except because of a previous nomination of this award, so in turn I decided to nominated Crossing The Line: Life In Occupied Palestine. While I do not know enough about the contributors of this blog, I must admit I find it intriguing.