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Another Victim of Occupation 2011 | Israeli settlers kill Palestinian teen | Udai Maher Qadous | 19 years old « Occupied Palestine | فلسطين
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Another Victim of Occupation 2011 | Israeli settlers kill Palestinian teen | Udai Maher Qadous | 19 years old « Occupied Palestine | فلسطين
Another Victim of Occupation 2011 | Israeli settlers kill Palestinian teen | Udai Maher Qadous | 19 years old « Occupied Palestine | فلسطين
Dec 18, 2010
Maan News Agency: Settlers accused of felling trees near Nablus
Published today 13:36
NABLUS (Ma’an) -- Israeli settlers from Givat Gilad settlement were accused Saturday of entering the agricultural lands of two farmer and felling fruit trees in a small field.
Reporting the incident was Ghassan Daghlas, the Palestinian Authority official charged with cataloging settler vandalism and violence, who said the farmland was next to the village of Tell, south of Nablus in the northern West Bank.
The field, Daghlas told Ma’an, was planted with fruit trees and vegetables.
Maan News Agency: Settlers accused of felling trees near Nablus
Comment
Settlers forgot their own G-d's laws completely.
"When you lay siege to a city and wage war against it a long time to capture it, do not destroy its trees, wielding an ax against any f...ood-producing tree. Is a tree of the field a man who will come against you in the siege?"
(Deuteronomy 20:19).
Take from nature what you need, but do not destroy it!"
(Mishneh Torah, The Laws of Kings 6:8-10)
"Not only the trees, rather whoever breaks vessels and rents garments, destroys a building and obstructs a wellspring, or wastes food in a destructive way transgresses the mitzvah of "Bal Tashchit" ("don't destroy")..."
(Rambam, Mishna Torah, Hilchot Melachim 6:10)
"The prohibition of destroying fruit-trees during a siege and, likewise, all destruction is included in this prohibition. The root of the mitzvah is known to teach our souls to love what is good and useful and to subsequently cleave to it; through this, the good will cleave to us and we will distance ourselves from every evil thing and every destruction (waste).
This is the way of people of good deeds who love peace, rejoice in the good of creation and bring everyone close to the Torah. They do not destroy anything-even a mustard seed-and it troubles them to encounter any destruction or harm. If they can act to save anything from destruction, they use their entire strength to do so."
(Sefer Hachinuch, Mitzvah 529)
"At the time when Hashem created the first human being, He showed him each of the trees in the Garden of Eden and told him: "See my works how good and excellent they are! Now all that I created is for your sake. Think upon this. Do not corrupt or destroy My world.
For if you destroy it, there will be no one to restore it after you."
(Kohelet Raba 7:19)
"............And you must walk in His ways"
(Devarim 28:8)
End lesson real Judaism.
Settlers have nothing to do with Judaism at all. It would be easier anyone forgot details and just remember: it is only and only about the land, take,ruin, exhaust, destroy and finally ethnically clean to grab.
Maan News Agency: Farmer: Settlers burned my sheep alive
Published today 15:48
When he returned to the area, he told officials, he found 12 sheep burned alive, five with severe burns and two others that were only lightly burned. "I've lost at least $12,000," he said, calling the act abominable.
Mayor of Aqraba, the village near where the attack took place, Jawdat Bani Jabir, identified the farmer as 40-year-old Samir Muhammad Bani Fadl.
Fadil said he was out pasturing his sheep in the eastern part of the village when a group of armed settlers approached him in a white car and asked him to come and speak with them. Feeling threatened, in an area where rights organizations recorded a ballooning number of settler attacks and vandalism during the month of October, Fadil fled and watched the group from an adjacent hill.
According to the farmer's testimony, the settlers gathered all the sheep into an area thick with brush, and set fire to the bushes.
Mayor Jabir called the attack vicious, and blamed the residents of the settlements encircling the area: Maale Efraym, Itamar, and Hetzit.
"Fadil has nine daughters who depend on him and he has sustained a deep loss today," the mayor said, calling for an inquiry into the incident.
Ghassan Daghlas, a Palestinian official in charge of following up with settlement activities in the northern West Bank, condemned the attack demanding pressure on Israel by the international community to quell settler violence. Maan News Agency: Farmer: Settlers burned my sheep alive
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