Mengapa masih ada pembalasan dari ke dua pihak (Israel-Hamas,US- Irak)? selama hanya menyerang atas pembalasdendaman dan tiada solusi inilah dapat membawa kerugian dan kematian dalam perpanjangan konflik. Selama padahal mereka masih memiliki kemudahan akses, kesabaran, kerja sama dan pencegahan bersama.
Semoga para pemimpin mereka itu harus menyadari berapa berat azab di Akhirat selama tidak memperhatikan cara penyelesaian konflik dan tidak ada usaha pencegahan. Nasib tanggung jawab benar benar dapat ada di tangan mereka selama jumlah kerugian, luka luka dan kematian para korban, Neraka dan hukuman selalu menunggu. Jangan pernah menunggu selama ada umat ingin kepribadian dalam bekal amal diselamatkan di Akhirat. Sesungguhnya Allah dapat melihat umat umat sengaja menunda dan sengaja membiarkan akan diartikan akan dapat ada pembalasanNya di Akhirat sesuatu saatnya. Karena memperoleh azab pedih di Akhirat bukan atas kemarahanNya melainkan harus ada usaha tindakan cepat untuk mengurangi kekerasan dapat membangun kematian korban korban yang jumlah nyawa. Artinya Allah melihat umat umat dari pemerintah Israel dan Hamas karena mereka masih memiliki kemudahan AKSES AKSES untuk penyelesaian solusi. Bila umat umat tersebut membiarkan konflik berpanjangan padahal adanya kemampuan umat umat tertentu (dari pimpinan atau pelaksana) memiliki banyak akses. Sesungguhnya mereka akan dapat mengalami azab yang sangat pedih di Akhirat karena membiarkan penderitaan dan perpanjangan konflik atas kebencian, pembalasdendaman dan tidak pada keadilan&solusi. Semoga hal hal ini perlu diketahui oleh kita semua termasuk Bush, Sharon, Hamas, Pejuang Irak, atau oknum pengadudombaan. Inilah adalah terserah pada mereka bila ingin menyelamatkan bekal amal dari harusnya usaha mencegah dan membantu. Bukanlah membangun kekerasan dan perlawanan inilah dapat menghilangkan bekal amal secara cepat. Ini harus diberitahu pada semua pihak bertanggung jawab atas kemudahan akses di beberapa konflik. Dan juga dari perlu dukungan masyarakat untuk memberitahu pada umat umat yang dibangun keegoan&kedendaman untuk kekerasan agar lebih menyadari keinginanNya bahwa perlu diselesaikan solusi secara dialog, perikemanusiaan, keadilan dan kebersamaan. Hati hati bila ada melawan para pejuang Irak, pasukan US, Hamas, Israel, sesungguhnya melawan akan memperoleh kerugian akibat kedendaman, keegoan dan kebencian selamnya masih dipendam. Inilah dapat merupakan peringatanNya, Tahukan siapa yang sangat diterima di pihakNya di Akhirat? mereka adalah umat umat beriman, memperhatikan solusi dan berhati baik. Ini merupakan tujuan kita semua di Bumi untuk penolongan, kemajuan,kebersamaan, keadilan..dan pencegahan secara kesabaran, solusi...dan manfaat. wallahu Allam. ------------------------ Israelis Fire Five Missiles in Gaza City JERUSALEM - Israeli helicopters fired five missiles into an office run by Yasser Arafat (news - web sites)'s Fatah (news - web sites) movement in Gaza City early Monday, witnesses said. No one was hurt in the attack, which came just after midnight. The Israeli military would say only that the air strike was aimed at two offices in the same building that were "focal points for terrorism." The small Democratic Front also has an office there. The strike occurred amid Israeli plans to demolish hundreds more homes in a Palestinian refugee camp. Despite U.S. criticism, Israeli officials said the demolitions would be carried out if violence and weapons smuggling persist in the camp. The announcement came Sunday after one of the bloodiest weeks in the current round of fighting. Israel also plans to make wider use of airstrikes in Gaza, the Israeli defense minister was quoted as telling the Israeli Cabinet. Missile strikes tend to be more lethal than other means of fighting. On Sunday evening, Israeli troops killed three Palestinians trying to plant a bomb on the border fence between Israel and Gaza, Israel Radio reported. The military said soldiers fired at suspicious Palestinians, and explosives they were carrying detonated, killing them. Earlier, Israel Radio reported that four Palestinians were killed. Also Sunday, Israeli troops clashed with armed Palestinians south of the West Bank city of Hebron, the military said. One of the Palestinian was hit. The warnings came after 13 Israeli soldiers were killed in the Gaza Strip (news - web sites) last week. The high death toll has galvanized a popular campaign for a withdrawal from Gaza, with more than 100,000 Israelis rallying in Tel Aviv over the weekend � one of the largest demonstrations here in recent years. Prime Minister Ariel Sharon (news - web sites) wants to withdraw from Gaza, but his plan of "unilateral disengagement" has been vetoed by his Likud Party, and the military instead is intensifying its strikes against armed Palestinians. The main area of recent friction has been the Rafah refugee camp on Gaza-Egypt border, where seven Israeli soldiers were killed last week � five in an explosion on a border patrol road and two by sniper fire in the camp. In response, army bulldozers demolished 88 houses in Rafah on Friday, according to the U.N. Relief and Works Agency, which aids refugees. The demolitions left about 1,000 Palestinians homeless, UNRWA said. House demolitions have been condemned by international human rights groups as collective punishment, and on Sunday, the practice drew rare U.S. criticism of Israeli policy. "We don't think that is productive," Secretary of State Colin Powell (news - web sites) said at the World Economic Forum (news - web sites) in Jordan. "We know Israel has a right for self-defense, but the kind of actions that they're taking in Rafah with the destruction of Palestinian homes, we oppose." At the weekly meeting of the Israeli Cabinet, the army chief, Lt. Gen. Moshe Yaalon, told ministers the military has marked hundreds of homes along the border for demolition if violence continues, participants said. The homes would be razed in order to widen the Israeli patrol road between the camp and the border with Egypt. The road is six miles long and initially was 25 yards wide. Since the outbreak of fighting, Israeli troops have torn down hundreds of Rafah homes abutting the road, and widened the buffer zone to about 200 yards in some areas. A senior Israeli army officer, speaking on condition of anonymity, said the military wants to widen the entire zone to up to 250 yards � which could require the destruction of many more houses. Israel TV's Channel Two said the army is also considering digging a huge trench between the camp and the patrol road to prevent Palestinians from digging tunnels through which weapons are smuggled from Egypt. Israeli forces often enter the camp searching for tunnels, and Palestinian militants confront them with guns and bombs, making the squalid camp, home to 90,000 refugees, a constant flashpoint. Israel's Supreme Court on Sunday cleared the way for more demolitions, rejecting a petition to prevent the razing of 13 houses in Rafah. The three judges said the army had a "real, imminent need" that justified the demolitions. Raji Sourani, director of the Palestinian Center for Human Rights, said house demolitions violate the Geneva Conventions and appealed to nations that signed them to intervene. Peter Hansen, the UNRWA chief, said he was "extremely alarmed" by Israel's plans to take down more homes. At the Cabinet meeting, Defense Minister Shaul Mofaz said he would step up military activity, according to officials briefing reporters. During fighting that followed the attacks on the soldiers, 32 Palestinians were killed. Mofaz noted that Israel had carried out a number of airstrikes on militant targets in recent days. "We started continuous airstrikes. We will deepen the fighting," Mofaz said, according to the officials. Israeli helicopters fired missiles in Gaza City early Sunday, knocking out power for about 40,000 people and causing widespread panic. The airstrikes targeted a Hamas office and the office of a group affiliated with Yasser Arafat's Fatah faction. Power was restored hours later. In another development Sunday, the mufti of Jerusalem, Ikrima Sabri, was taken into police custody for questioning and was to be released later in the day, police said. Sabri has been taken for questioning several times in the past for allegedly inflammatory sermons at the Al Aqsa Mosque. ------------------------ Yahoo! Groups Sponsor ---------------------~--> Make a clean sweep of pop-up ads. Yahoo! Companion Toolbar. Now with Pop-Up Blocker. Get it for free! http://us.click.yahoo.com/L5YrjA/eSIIAA/yQLSAA/BRUplB/TM ---------------------------------------------------------------------~-> *************************************************************************** Berdikusi dg Santun & Elegan, dg Semangat Persahabatan. Menuju Indonesia yg Lebih Baik, in Commonality & Shared Destiny. www.arsip.da.ru *************************************************************************** __________________________________________________________________________ Mohon Perhatian: 1. 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