Former Khan Yunis Mayor Acknowledges Deep Jewish Connection to Land
Translated & summarized from 0404 by baba
Dr. Faiz Abu Shamala, former mayor of Khan Yunis, stated that Jews have an unbreakable, deep historical and present connection to the land, believing it to be a divine gift. He asserted that Jewish life and prayer are tied to this holy land. Based on this, Abu Shamala claimed that coexistence and a Palestinian state are illusory, comparing it to a woman choosing between two lovers.
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- Former Khan Yunis Mayor Dr. Faiz Abu Shamala acknowledged the deep Jewish connection to the land.
- Abu Shamala stated that Jewish life and prayer are intrinsically tied to the holy land.
- He believes the Jewish connection to the land is unbreakable and divinely ordained.
- Abu Shamala argued that coexistence and a Palestinian state are illusory.
- He spent 10 years in Israeli prison and is a doctor of political literature.
Dr. Faiz Abu Shamala, a former mayor of Khan Yunis and a doctor of political literature who spent 10 years in Israeli prison, stated that Jews are deeply connected to the land, both historically and presently. He emphasized that their profound roots and belief that the land was a divine gift to Abraham make this bond unbreakable.
Abu Shamala asserted that the Jewish people's value of life and prayer are intrinsically tied to this holy land. He quoted, "They have no value of life except on this holy land, and their prayer is only worthwhile on this land."
However, based on this recognition of the strong historical Jewish connection to the land, Abu Shamala argued that coexistence and the establishment of a Palestinian state are an illusion. He likened the situation to a woman in love with two men, who can only marry one.