Olmert Talks About Kristallnacht

Jewish Prime Minister Ehud Olmert talks about the 70th anniversary of Kristallnacht at the start of the weekly cabinet meeting, on 9 November 2008 in Jerusalem.

Kristallnacht, or the Night of Broken Glass, was a pogrom in Nazi Germany where on the night of 9 November 1938; hundreds of Jewish synagogues and businesses were destroyed as 92 Jews were murdered and tens of thousands were arrested and deported to concentration camps.


Remembering tends to show the heart
No matter if one’s in a crowd,
We still lean towards walking alone
Within our own thoughts.

-HRM Deborah

Muslim Palestinian Students Start Academic Year

Muslim Palestinian students listen to their teacher at a secondary school in the village of Tuqu’a, near Bethlehem, on the first day of the Palestinian academic year, on 24 August 2008.

According to the UNICEF, 80 per cent of school age Muslim children in Palestine attend school.

As to the Queen of Palestine’s idea, it should be 100 per cent attendance of school age children; within the country.

For education makes better citizens and creates a better outlook on life and gives better professional opportunities for a students future.
One thing about knowledge, it is something that one carries there whole life, especially knowledge, which makes good people; for this turns into wisdom.

Also something about knowledge, it is not just learned in a classroom or at home, but in one’s daily life experiences; for often times, this is when Allah teaches or gives sometimes the hard tests.

These tests by Allah can be greeted with happiness, hardships or tears; but this is just apart of life.- HRM Deborah

Two Sides of a Coin

A man holds out his hand in love
With heartfelt compassion
Hoping for a better future
To give strength
Clearing away sorrow’s tears.

Then you have a man who can walk a thousand mile’s
With sadness like a black storm ridden cloud
Never finding hope
Anger is more his friend
As death may seem a relief from life
But not from future’s torment.

As a coin has two side’s so does society
You can live for the good of mankind
Or create it’s destruction.
Allah deemed man should be good and the world flourish
Not oppression, poverty and war.

- Deborah

Truth Traverses Time

Old Street in Aleppo, Syria.

The story is always the same
No matter how far you travel
Or that which you see.

The players in name may change
Even to be forgotten within the shadows
For their misery upon humanity.

But the honest man
Allah holds unto there humble hand
Protecting them far and wide.

-HRM Deborah

A Life Can Be Like a Boat Gone Adrift Aimlessly...

But eventually, if you land on the right shore; you will find paradise filled with calm and happiness!

A Single Drop

A lot of times when there is an upset, instead of making it like a tide the sweeps you under, make it like a ripple that disperses and then disappears.

You will find life much happier and your troubles will become small.