Palestine


Palestine and PersonalAbed Hamdan on 13 Jun 2008 11:01 pm


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Islam and Palestine and PoliticsAbed Hamdan on 24 May 2008 10:20 pm


انتصار العمامة على الدبابة
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طرد الصهاينة من جنوب لبنان..تفكيك قوات انطوان لحد العميلة..وتحرير أسرى سجن الخيام الظالم

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فإن حزب الله هم الغالبون

Islam and Palestine and Politics and ThoughtsAbed Hamdan on 15 May 2008 08:57 am



بسم الله الرحمن الرحيم

وكأين من نبي قاتل معه ربيون كثير فما وهنوا لما أصابهم في سبيل الله وما ضعفوا وما استكانوا والله يحب الصابرين، وما كان قولهم الا ان قالوا ربنا اغفر لنا ذنوبنا واسرافنا في امرنا وثبت اقدامنا وانصرنا على القوم الكافرين، فآتاهم الله ثواب الدنيا وحسن ثواب الاخرة والله يحب المحسنين

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Art and PalestineAbed Hamdan on 25 Apr 2008 08:17 pm

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Image source: God knows! I found it on facebook.

Art and PalestineAbed Hamdan on 06 Mar 2008 07:13 am

I uploaded it.
Click Here to download…

if you like it, I’ll tell you more about it and about the band, It’s my longest addiction so far!

Art and Palestine and PhotosAbed Hamdan on 14 Aug 2007 12:52 pm

“Jerusalem Dream” is a stunning portrait of the holy Palestinian city: Jerusalem. It’s an oil on canvas. Very beautiful, and conveys important meanings and values.

(Click on Image to enlarge)


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This piece of art is created by the remarkable artist Salam Kanaan.

I viewed some of his art work yesterday on his website http://www.salam-kanaan.com. Surfing through his artwork on his website is such a great journey. I would like to visit some of his exhibits in Amman soon Insha’Allah.

Islam and Palestine and Photos and Politics and Thoughts and VideoAbed Hamdan on 31 Jul 2007 07:28 pm

By an exquisite effort of Summer, this video of Jerusalem came to existence:

This effort is not to be under estimated. This is a sheer evidence of the identity of the city.

A city that is claimed to be pure Israeli. Here you see Arab Muslims, living in ancient houses, in a city that does not look Israeli. It’s a city whose inhabitants rebel every two decades or so to preserve their identity. It’s a holy city where god is to be worshiped. It’s a city that’s supposed to be peaceful, but alas peace knows not of.

Palestine and Politics and QuotesAbed Hamdan on 22 Jul 2007 03:36 am

” We’ll make a pastrami sandwich of them. We’ll insert a strip of Jewish settlements in between the Palestinians, and then another strip of Jewish settlements right across the West Bank, so that in 25 years, neither the United Nations, nor the U.S.A, nobody, will be able to tear it apart.”

- Ariel Sharon to Winston S. Churchill III in 1973 .

Reference:
Winston S. Churchill III (journalist, former member of Parliament, and grandson of the British prime minister) at the National Press Club, October 10, 2001, recalling his conversation with then-General (res.) Ariel Sharon in 1973 .

Humor and Marriage and Palestine and Personal and Politics and ThoughtsAbed Hamdan on 15 Jul 2007 11:01 pm

Yes, I spent the best 10 days of my life in Palestine! This is why I didn’t blog in a while :)

So much to write about, and so many things in my mind! Palestine is magnificent! I can’t write enough about the beauty of the occupied territories of Palestine.

In Palestine, everything is different. The trees, the stones, the smell, the wind, the food, the people, the buildings…I can go on forever! It’s a shame that war is taken place there.

So much to say about the beauty of Palestine. And of course, so much to say about the Israeli occupation, stupid interrogations in the Allenby Bridge, screwed up check points scattered all over the West Bank, and of course Fateh vs. Hamas insanity.

Well, let’s start with the beauty of Palestine. I visited : Ramallah, Tulkarem, Jenin, and many villages in between. With Ramallah being the most modernized city in the west bank, Jenin is more like a big village. Tulkarem is something in between. Since beauty is best sensed through the eye, I took photographs of almost everything!

I finally bought a flickr pro account so I can upload as much photos as I want, here are the photos organized in sets according to the cities they were taken in:

1) ‘Arrabeh (3arrabeh) [ Our old roots belongs here].
2) Ya’bad (ya3bad) [ Ya'bad is the village my family belongs to].
3) Zabda [ Small village, belongs to the family].
4) Ramallah

and yes I didn’t take photos of all the cities, I forgot to take the camera to Jenin and Tulkarem :P

Almost everywhere you wander in Palestine, you will see pictures of martyrs. Pictures are hung on traffic lights, houses, walls, …
They’re silent pictures immortalizing the struggle of the Palestinians against the occupation. Almost every family have lost a child or two in the last Palestinian uprising (intifada), including our family.

The Israelis interrogated me in the crossing bridge between Jordan and Palestine because I haven’t visited Palestine in years! As funny and stupid as it may sound but it’s a routine measurement! The interrogation went smoothly. A 20s something guy with a Lebanese Arabic accent (a Durzi maybe) asked me few questions. What’s you name? Where have you been? when are you getting married? How is life in Jordan? Are there hot girls in Jordan ?
with questions like these, I didn’t know whether I should laugh or keep my mouth shut. I answered formally without even smiling. Perhaps it’s my lack of experience, but I was very anxious. Anyway, the journey was pretty safe.

Inside Palestine, there are check points almost everywhere just to make the Palestinian life even harder. What bugged us most is the stupid rule they’re imposing on every creature living in Jenin! if your haweyyeh (Israeli ID) is issued in Jenin, then you’re not allowed to leave Jenin!! They allow you to enter Jenin, but leaving Jenin would require you to take different roads or to rely on the mood of the Israeli soldiers.

Everybody in Palestine have a story to tell about the check points. Ranging from the most humiliating encounter you could ever imagine to the funniest one. I heard many stories about Israeli soldiers asking men to take off their pants in the street (what’s so interesting about naked men ?). Some got arrested for no reason. Some were beaten up savagely. Some were asked to start a party in the middle of the street while others were asked to belly dance in the street (again, what’s so interesting in dancing men?). I’ve been asked about my age. In Ramallah I’ve been asked about my job, and when my answer was “fresh graduate”, both soldiers exchanged weird glances let me pass so I can get married. Rookh ettjawwaz (go get married, in a distorted Arabic accent). I don’t know why the Israeli soldiers are very concerned about my single hood.

Almost everybody in Palestine is talking about Fateh and Hamas. People are split, with the majority in the west bank supporting Fateh. Everybody in Palestine is a politician, and everybody in Palestine have a better vision than all the political leaders. Specially those who spend most of the day in cafes smoking and drinking coffee. It’s the new issue to talk about, and people in Palestine have distinguished ways of having fun.

One more thing I noticed in some Palestinian villages is that many people are making their living by stealing things from illegal Israeli settlement! It’s a win-win job! The Israelis intentionally make it very easy for Palestinians to steal their goods (especially cars and motor cycles) so that Israelis can get paid by Israeli insurance companies. Many Palestinians in Ya’bad (my village) have Israeli friends from the nearby Israeli settlement who make deals by trade Israeli cars to Palestinians for low prices, and fool the Israeli insurance companies. Many Palestinians are comfortable with stealing from Israelis as a pay back because Israelis stole Palestinian lands. Since when theft is ok ??

I’ve got many stories to tell, but enough said for now.

I missed Palestine already.

Palestine and Politics and ThoughtsAbed Hamdan on 06 Jun 2007 04:39 pm

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Caricatures and Palestine and PoliticsAbed Hamdan on 31 May 2007 06:42 pm

The amazing cartoonist David Baldinger wrote about the following event:


The Wall Will Fall (Spirit Is Stronger Than Concrete)

HANDALA 2007

Handala means bitterness. It’s the name of a desert plant growing in Palestine. It was also the name of a cartoon figure � a boy who never shows his face - created by famous Palestinian cartoonist Naji al-Ali.

Naji al- Ali was assassinated in 1987 while living in London. This means 2007 will be the 20th anniversary of his death.

A cartoon exhibition featuring the works of world wide cartoonists will commemorate Naji al-Ali and 60 years of Israeli occupation.

This exhibition will be accompanied by painting action with international and Palestinian cartoonists on the Wall. Workshops in schools with schoolchildren and college students in Ramallah, Abu Dis, Jenin, Nablus, Al Khalil, Tulkarem, Bil’in etc.

+David Baldinger Blog+

In the name of Palestinians, and the free men in the world, I am wholeheartedly thanking you David Baldinger for this breathtaking cartoon.

My favorite sketch of Hanthala is this:

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Palestine and PoliticsAbed Hamdan on 09 Mar 2007 01:19 pm

This is your ultimate chance to participate in helping Al-Aqsa. We’re going to send an email message to human rights organizations and some embassies, so we need your help here. Just send the following email message to the email address shown below. As simple as that!

—— Target Addresses ——

Title: Letter from Arab bloggers

To:

adminaia@amnesty.org.au,webadmin.hchr@unog.ch,webmaster.gva@icrc.org,

webmestre@amnesty.fr

CC:

wfuna@unog.ch, president@whitehouse.gov,president@el-mouradia.dz,

webmaster@ahmadinejad.ir, fidh@fidh.org, cidhoea@oas.org, hrc@hrc.org,

information@unicefusa.org, info@ihrc.org, hra1@arabhra.org,

webmaster@iqraa-tv.net,webmaster@aljazeera.net,

webmaster@mbc.net,support@aljazeera.net,zaven@future.com.lb,

kn@mbc.ae, contactus@alarabiya.net, nytnews@nytimes.com,

info@alresala.net, portail2marabe@tv2m.ma, palestine@un.int,

cabinet@oic-oci.org, webmaster@arableagueonline.org,

BCC:

info@cbn.tv, info@channel729.com, saad@saadbazzaz.com, info@allan.tv,

apdubai@ap.org, duabioffice@yamamahpress.ae, waday2@hotmail.com,

matilda@drnonline.com, alquds@alquds.co.uk, info@icj.org,

userhelp@guardian.co.uk,

webmaster@khaleejtimes.com, ochaopt@un.org, almaeena@arabnews.com,

contact@metimes.com, letters@washpost.com, chief@al-jazirah.com.sa,

nadima@sawtalshaab.com, presscenter@sis.gov.ps, info@apfw.org,

webmaster@palestine-pmc.com, press.gva@icrc.org,

AmericanVoices@mail.house.gov,

pm@pm.gc.ca,secretary@state.gov, InternetPost@bundesregierung.de,

sg@un.org,mission@newyork.mfa.sk, tdh@tdh.ca, tdhf@terredeshommes.asso.fr,

info@tdhitaly.org, mediateur@lemonde.fr, tdh@tierradehombres.org,

terredeshommes@mail.dk, ajpme@hotmail.com, salman@islamtoday.net,

mena@hrw.org, info@euromedrights.net, inquiry@mfa.gov.jo,

feedback@arabdecision.com, webmaster@pjd.ma, parlement@parlement.ma,

ahram@ahram.org.eg, weekly@ahram.org.eg, siyassa@ahram.org.eg,

ilam@ilamcenter.org, hurriyat@maktoob.com, chaddad.gva@icrc.org,

wilpfun@igc.org

—— End Target Addresses ——

—— Email Message ——

To the United Nations, Amnesty International and Red Crescent

To the Kings, Princes, Presidents, Leaders of the World, and all final authorities in the international issues

To all Human Rights World Organizations, Societies and Institutions

To all journalists and media professionals

To various Islamic and religious Organizations and to the clerics who always search for truth

To every Official in every part of the globe

To the whole world, we address this letter in which we demand our right to protect one of the most important religious and historical symbols, Al-Aqsa Mosque, which is being demolished and destroyed by the Israeli occupation forces without any intervention by the side of the authorities responsible for protecting the political and religious rights. The Palestinians are trying to defend Al-Aqsa alone and are exposed to gun shots, torture and killing because they are trying to practice their religious rights of performing their prayers in the mosque, and because they are trying to defend the most important place of worship in their country, history and religion.

Israel abuses all religions on daily basis and violates the sanctity of the religious shrines by digging around Al-Aqsa Mosque near to its bases. It also does not respect freedom of expression and practice of religious ceremonies by denying Palestinians and Muslims the access to Al-Aqsa mosque for prayers. These actions contradict the human rights laws and they stand against religion and principles of humanity and justice. They also contravene with Article 53 of 1977 Geneva Protocol I additional to the Geneva Convention of1949 which bans any acts of hostility directed against historic monuments, works of art or places of worship which constitute the cultural or spiritual heritage of people, noting that Al-Aqsa Mosque is a sacred place for Muslims and one of the religious symbols and historical monuments that means a lot not only to Muslims and Palestinians but to the Arab Homeland, the World and Humanity.

In addition to all of the above, the Israeli aggressions against Al-Aqsa Mosque are considered as a war crime according to 1998 Statute of the International Criminal Court.
Thus, Israel violates all laws, charters, rights and conventions and commits war crimes before the eyes of everybody without reaction from any official or international organization to prevent such aggression, oppression and offence to religion, law, freedom and the whole world.

In this context, we demand every person in position of responsibility, every international organization, every satellite channel, every media professional, all those to whom this letter is addressed and all those who read it to immediately demand halting violations, destruction, demolition and digging of the scared sanctities in Al-Aqsa Mosque, and ensure access to it for worshippers to practice their right of worship and stop injustice done to the Palestinian people by the occupation forces that continue to torture and kill the Palestinian citizens.

A special appeal to all Arab Leaders,

We the Arab bloggers, would like to inform you that your complete silence toward the Zionist destructive acts in Al-Aqsa Mosque is another evident on your irresponsibility, your lack of fervency and the absence of affiliation and honor values. Thus the nation, in all its great stubborn members and believers, will never forgive your silence and feebleness. And, from now on, the history will never show any mercy toward whomever squander the Muslim and Arab rights. Your people, at their moment of anger, will sue you before you being sued by God.

We will never keep silent toward our rights. From here, we announce our campaign which will never stop until we achieve justice and equity in this world.
Thus we the Arab Bloggers, will carry the Arab and Muslim voice. And we will adopt our causes by ourselves, inviting all the others to support us, and support the basic human right in guarding and protecting the religious, humanitarian and historical heritage without any negligence or weakness or falsification of truth.
Let us take part in offering a better life for all where violence toward any one at any place or time is forbidden.

We will continue demanding all the addressees of these rights that we will never waive and we will be waiting for a conceptual and practical reply from all of you.

We thank you in advance for all what you will be doing in order to achieve justice, and we will present special thanks in our blogs to all those who take a step in response to our letter.

Please reply to: bloggersvoice@yahoo.com

Best Regards

Arab Bloggers.

—— End Email Message ——

+ Hala Taha +

+ Mnoosh +

Islam and Palestine and Politics and ThoughtsAbed Hamdan on 03 Mar 2007 02:05 am

[ Update]

Aljazeera journalist asked Al-Tantawi what’s his opinion regarding the desturction of parts of Al-Aqsa. Al-Tantawi was not aware of what’s happening and was completely careless. He asked the journalist to tell him the details of the situation, and then he asked her if this is happening today…then he asked why Israel does such thing, then he said if Israel is destroying Al-Aqsa, then a strict measure should be taken to stop this attack. The Journalist asked him how could this attack be stopped ? specially that Israel prevented anybody from entering Al-Aqsa. Then he said that all Muslims in Jerusalem should stand in the face of the caterpillars, he responded ignorantly, that Palestinians should stand, and it’s their problem, men and women! (mass suicidal), then if they standed infront of the caterpillars, then all the world will support them (them as if it’s not his business), and then they should victimize themselves and shouldn’t ask anybody to stop it. The journalist told him that Israel forbid any Palestinian from entering Al-Aqsa, then he responded stupidly by answering there’s nothing called “forbid” and those caterpillars are driven by people.

Then he asked the journalist, “What do you want from me ???” . she said she wanted to hear the opinion of the AL-Azhar imam, he answered “Do you want anything else?” “Goodbye”.

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I’m irked, irritated, and sick of this!!!

but as I promised myself to respect my fellow bloggers and readers, I won’t speak dirty here.

This is what we get from Al-Azhar, and the “imam” Al-Tantawi, he speaks of Al-Aqsa as if it’s not his business!! of course!! I wonder what problems does he care about ?? and Im wondering how much does it take to bribe some people here.

blaming the Palestinians for the destruction of Al-Aqsa, as if the Palestinians didn’t suffer in the last 6 decades, and as if the whole world didn’t prevent every single penny from entering Palestine.

As if Al-Azhar did anything to Palestine.

you know what, I don’t wanna start flaming on Al-Azhar! this is not the time and place for this.

but sorry, this time, my mouth won’t shut. This is the most irresponsible, ignorant, stupid, lame, ugly, bribed, careless, and retard speech I’ve ever heard.

he speaks of actions and yet he does nothing but speaking and telling Palestinians what to do. He wants a mass suicidal sqauds of Palestinians in the face of the Israeli tanks to protect Al-Aqsa, and that’s how he will move his lazy butt and do something.

Why, of course! It’s not his screwed up responsibility. Actually, he has no responsibilities at all. Nobody does.!! just eat, sleep, and get paid for defending your Pharaoh. and That’s it!! you are Ameer el mo2mineen!

Palestine and PoliticsAbed Hamdan on 05 Nov 2006 01:01 pm
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Sunday,the 5th of November 2006 was one of the worst days ever. I’ve been deeply depressed last night, I’ve never been depressed this way since the year 2001. Very cold rainy night. Cloudy morning, it’s probably one of the coldest days of the year in Irbid city. I just went to university, without talking to anybody. My mind was paralyzed, as well as my body. I was like a dead blue body, giving a yellow smile to anybody that bother saying good morning.

I was thinking about the curse of being a Palestinian. Usually people at our age are depressed due to breaking up with their girl friends or because they didn’t get the latest fancy iPod. But being a Palestinian, means that you should always be stressed, watching the news, wishing that one day you will be able to see your cousins that have been thrown in the Israeli jails for the next 500 yrs for no reason or wondering about how could it be if your x relative is still alive.

You can’t meet any Palestinian family that haven’t lost one or two of its children. Not to mention living in the possibility of hearing that your uncle got shot because was buying bread.

What really hit me last night is the post of my dear friend Sharifo (Click Here for Sharifo’s post in Arabic) who worte about his friend that got shot in Gaza in the recent brutal, coward, immoral, scandalous, hopeless attack against Gaza. For god sake, more than 40 56 people got killed, more than 250 wounded, many children and women got shot for no reason! worse yet, It doesn’t seem to end anysoon, and this attack is approved by the fucked up super powers.

Sharifo’s friend, Hamza Al-Attar has been shamelessly shot by a coward terrorist Israeli soldier, he is in comma right now. Hamza is journalist works for a local news agency. Yes, a young journalist who has been in business for two months only. As Sharifo described him, he is a young, ambitious guy who works hard to make his dreams come true. But this is obviously a crime. It’s a crime to be journalist and let the world know the truth. It’s a crime to have dreams and to be Palestinian. It’s a crime to be a human being and live in Gaza. It’s a big a crime. It’s a crime to be Palestinian and live decently.

This unfortunate crime reminded me of people I’ve lost years ago, and I know how this situation feels, being shocked and numb. You’re extremely sad, but you shouldn’t let your enemy see you sad, you shouldn’t let your enemy know that his plans are affecting you. All that your enemy should see is strength, faith, and endless tolerance. Tears are forbidden, and sadness is something should be depicted by a smile. You should be the source of hope for everybody else even if you need hope more than anything else.

For Sharifo, I wouldn’t say much. I know this guy through blogs only, but I could sense his “Palestinianness”, and hence he will be the one who give everybody support even when he’s the one who need it the most.

=== Update : Video of Journalist Hamza getting shot, uploaded by Sharifo ===

=== Update ===

Sharifo said that Hamza woke up from his comma, but has serious damages in his lungs, please pray for him, and the other 250 victims at the hospitals of Gaza!

PalestineAbed Hamdan on 14 Jul 2006 10:47 pm

Ok, this is the last set of photos from Al-Aqsa mosque. Whenever I get new photos, I will post them..

So did you like the photos ??

Can you feel how anctient this place is ??

Can you feel the time ??

Can you see Prophet Muhammad (Peace and Blessing Upon Him) praying in this place?

Can you see Prophet Muhammad (Peace and Blessing Upon Him) going up to sky from this mosque ??

Do you even know how does he look like ?

Can you look at his face now, and tell him that we are now two billion Muslims, but we just lost this place, because we’re worthless cowards?

Do you remember the day when Omar Ibn Al-khattab cried when he gave freedom to this land ?

Can you hear the voice of the Horse of Salah El-Den Al-Ayyoubi ??

Do you remember the strength of the sword of Salah El-Den Al-Ayyoubi ??

Do you remember that Salah El-Den Al-Ayyoubi didn’t smile in his life untill he freed this place ?

Do you miss this place ??

Can you accept the fact that both of us are not allowed to go their ??

Do you have any idea that this place will be destroyed soon, becasue of the Israeli tunnels under the mosque ?? It will collapse very soon!

Can you beleive that we’ll never see this place anymore ??

Isn’t this so sad ??

Can you remember the voice of Hassan Nasrallah when he said that we’re the children of the Prophet and Ali and Al Hussien ?

Could you feel the pride ??

Have you seen the gleam in his eyes ??

Do you have any hope ?? Or you’re just too weak ??

What if they won ?? What if they lost ??

Is there anything on this earth that worth living for anymore ??

*sigh*









I got many photos from Palestine, and about 30 photos from Al-Aqsa mosque.
I uploaded them on my Flickr account, so everybody can see them, with much better resolution.

I also gathered all photos from Palestine in one set, called it Palestine.

So if you miss Palestine, and wanna take a tour inside Palestine..

[ Click Here ] to “Palestine set” on my Flickr Account.

[ Click Here ] to go to my Flickr Account.

Any suggestions ?? feed back ??

Palestine and Politics and ThoughtsAbed Hamdan on 12 Jul 2006 04:53 am
A man looks at a house hit by Israeli air strikes.

JERUSALEM (CNN) — Israel launched air strikes and sent troops and tanks into southern Lebanon Wednesday, after Hezbollah television said its guerrillas had abducted two Israeli soldiers along the border.
[ Source CNN ]

“Guerrillas” ??? oh sorry, I forgot, It’s a CNN :)

It seems that Ehud Olmert, Israeli dumb Prime Minister can’t learn… He didn’t understand that violence and terror can’t ensure security. His shameful Massacres in Gaza didn’t get his abducted terrorist soldier back, but It forced his government to negotiate eventually. Now he’s doing the same thing with Hezbollah ! Idiot!

Israeli troops near the border with Lebanon on Wednesday.

Israeli Prime Minister Ehud Olmert described the Hezbollah attacks as an “act of war” by Lebanon and promised a “very painful and far-reaching” response, The Associated Press reported.
[ Source CNN ]

He will lose again, and they will release Palestinian & Arab prisoners, just to exchange their three soldiers. Untill they stop and negotiate, we’ll probably see more blood.

I personally dedicate this photo to Olmert.

[ Image Source Arabs48 ]

PalestineAbed Hamdan on 01 Jul 2006 09:55 am

This is the second set of photos from Al-Aqsa, and I would like to thanks those hope put a link for the first set of photos. There is one last set of photos (third set) that will be posted here soon, sorry I can’t upload them all at once, because of their large size, I hope you like them :)

IMPORTANT: Please don’t mix between “Al-Aqsa” mosque, and “Dome of the Rock” (qubat al sakhra) mosque. The one with Silver dome is called Al-Aqsa, and the one with Golden dome is called “Dome of the rock” (qubbat al sakhra). Al-Aqsa(silver dome) mosque is the one where prophet Muhammad (peace and blessing being upon him) prayed in with all the previous prophets at the Isra’a and Mi’raj night. Thanks for those who reminded me to state the difference between the two mosques. The two mosques are placed in the same place, called Al-haram(al-7aram). The following photos are from both mosques.










Caricatures and Palestine and Politics and ThoughtsAbed Hamdan on 28 Jun 2006 07:12 am

Who is in a good mood to blog ? Haven’t you read the news ??

There’s a new Massacre, but this time, It’s a well planned Massacre, to kill the largest possible number of Palestinians. Go read the news, cuz Im not going to copy/paste them here. But Im going to copy/paste the photos instead…

Sources of images [ CBSNEWS , CNN, BBC, Mahjoob]

The cowards attacking…




Don’t forget to enjoy the WorldCup tonight…

And the Good News is….

We Never give up, not the Palestinians.

Read more from reliable bloggers : Click Here , and Click Here.

PalestineAbed Hamdan on 26 Jun 2006 10:21 am

Have you ever been to Jerusalem ??

Have you ever prayed in Al-Aqsa mosque ??

If not, so let’s take a tour inside Al-Aqsa mosque - Jerusalem/Palestine.

This is the first set of photos my friend took…more photos are coming soon…

Click on each image for larger view.






Caricatures and Palestine and Politics and ThoughtsAbed Hamdan on 23 Jun 2006 07:23 am


I still don’t get, why are we so angry ?? Can’t we be more civilized ??? Olmert is really sorry for the death of 90 Palestinians in seven weeks. I mean the guy is really sorry!

Quoted from the Guardian

Ehud Olmert, the Israeli prime minister, said yesterday that he was “very, very sorry” about the death of 14 Palestinian civilians killed in air strikes in Gaza.
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It’s ok Olmert, you don’t have to be sorry, I know It was all by mistake or just an unfortunate coincidence, and I think you’re really sad or you might be emotionally disturbed for seeing this amount of blood, so I urge the world to send roses to Olmert, guys he really need it.

we all stand with you Olmert, we love you.

Palestine and Personal and Politics and ThoughtsAbed Hamdan on 17 Jun 2006 08:06 pm

I would like just to point out something about being a Palestinian. I will not talk about the occupation and massacres and bla bla, I will talk from another perspective.

Haven’t you noticed something in common between all Palestinian Bloggers ?? Ok, this seems to be misleading. Put another way, Have you noticed something not in common between Palestinian Bloggers ??

I think you should!

The answer is: Haven’t you noticed that Palestinian bloggers are scattered all over the world! go to http://palestineBlogs.org , and see from where do Palestinians blog! you will find bloggers from Jordan, USA, Canada, Germany, Kuwait, KSA, and more countries.!

Wherever you wander, you will find Palestinians! I heared that there are Palestinians even in Fuji!

and this is the worst thing that could ever happen to anyone. Take my family as an example, I have cousins in the following countries: USA/Miami, USA/California/Sacramento, Canada, Germany, France, Serbia/Yugoslavia, Palestine, Jordan, Kuwait, SaudiArabia, Bahrain, Lebanon, Egypt, and Syria. Do you think that we could ever unite together ??

I lived between Kuwait, Jordan, and Palestine. and I met many people, but frankly speaking, I have no place that I call home.

Vagabonds, that’s what we are.

PalestineAbed Hamdan on 12 Jun 2006 02:25 pm

These are another set of photos from Palestine, this time from Hebron. Photos are also taken by my friend Amjad. The photos are also availabe at my Flickr Account.

Click on each image to enlarge.











Palestine and PoliticsAbed Hamdan on 12 Jun 2006 08:44 am

These new sets of photos from the Israeli Massacre in Gaza…

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Bloggers and Palestine and PoliticsAbed Hamdan on 12 Jun 2006 05:01 am

Everybody have seen or heared about the lates Israeli crimes in Gaza (oh except those who are crazy about World Cup!).

Well, I think there’s someone who wants to tell us more about it.

Mona, is a human rights and women’s rights activist in the occupied Gaza Strip. She has it all.

Please go and stand with her, she’s doing a great job, and what she saw is not easy at all. give her a hand!

Go Now!

Palestine and PoliticsAbed Hamdan on 10 Jun 2006 12:13 pm

I don’t feel like commenting on what happened! Let the pictures speak..


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Palestine and Personal and UniversityAbed Hamdan on 24 May 2006 11:17 am

Hey everybody, I think I’ll be away for about one week. My final exams start next Saturday 27/May, and ends on Thursday 1st/June. Of course im not gonna study 24 hrs a day, I just wanna give my mind a break from the cyber world. I still have many stories to tell, and many things to discuss, and Im sure you gonna miss all, hehe. anyway, these are some photos from Palestine, some of them were taken by friends, Amjad and Munther, and others were downloaded from the net. Most of the photos were taken from : Ramallah City, Jerusalem City, Nablus City, and Hebron City.

You can also find my photos on my Flickr Account.

Click on each image for larger view, the name of each image is self-descriptive


Wish Me luck !!

PalestineAbed Hamdan on 25 Apr 2006 09:21 am


Bloggers and PalestineAbed Hamdan on 25 Mar 2006 04:21 pm

Let me tell you about one of the best blogs I’ve ever seen, this not an exaggeration.
This blog is from a mother living in Gaza under the Israeli occupation, guys you should read her blogs, she describes the situation in Gaza in a magnificant way, and It’s not surprising, since she’s a journalist.
so if you wanna take a look at what’s really happening in the palestinian occupied territories, away from the damned media, then Laila el-Haddad the Mother of Yusuf is the answer.

this is the link : http://a-mother-from-gaza.blogspot.com/

Im really proud of you Mother Laila.

Caricatures and Palestine and PoliticsAbed Hamdan on 26 Feb 2006 01:09 pm

originally posted at Palestinian Information Center


I was surfing the web, and I found this arabic cartoon. It’s the map of Palestine, and shows the actual positions of the Israeli prisons that contains the Palestinian Prisoners, and I wondered, when will those prisoners set free ?!

Allah please bless our souls and give us and the world all the peace and love we want.

Palestine and UniversityAbed Hamdan on 13 Dec 2005 03:43 pm

HuFFF,
three days of tuff working, Damn i need some rest, and the funniest thing is that idiots from my university thinks that im angry !! but acually im tired like hell, i hardly slept 8 hrs in four days.. but the most bright part is that i did great job.. today i will sleep forever.