Kayanya urusan balas dendam internal islam ngga udah udah nih...korban
berjatuhan terus....apa ngga kepikir ya ??....
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From: "pemerhatidunia" <[email protected]>
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Date: Wed, 03 Nov 2010 10:10:13
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Subject: [proletar] Blasts in Baghdad kill at least 64
Minggu2 lalu masjid orang Sufi Pakistan dibom. Lalu orang Sunni digempur.
Sekarang orang Sunni gantian ngebom orang Syiah. Apakah orang ISlam bisa
menyelesaikan masalah kekerasan??
Kalau mengaca pada sunnah Nabi Muhammad SAW dan anak cucunya, jawabnya adalah
TIDAK.
>From Mohammed Tawfeeq, CNN
November 3, 2010 -- Updated 0826 GMT (1626 HKT)
STORY HIGHLIGHTS
* New: Death toll climbs from Baghdad bombings
* Shiite neighborhoods are hit in a wave of explosions
* The explosions struck areas across the city
* U.S. has received no requests for support, military says
Baghdad, Iraq (CNN) -- The toll from a series of explosions across Baghdad
climbed to at least 64 dead and 360 wounded Wednesday, Iraq's health minister
Saleh Mahdi told state television al-Iraqiya.
The blasts across the capital Tuesday included 14 car bombs, two roadside bombs
and mortar attacks in at least 17 neighborhoods of the capital, most of them in
Shiite neighborhoods, police said.
In an earlier report, police said there had been three roadside bombs and a
sticky bomb: a device typically placed on a vehicle.
Explosions struck the Shiite neighborhoods of Kadhimiya in the northwest; Amil,
Bayaa and Shulaa in the southwest; Ur and Zuhour in the northeast; Sadr City,
Kamaliya and Amin in the east; and Abu Dhsir in the southern part of the city.
Other blasts struck mixed Sunni-Shiite neighborhoods, including Waziriya,
Yarmouk, Jihad and Eghraiat.
"We are aware of multiple explosions in the Baghdad area with resultant
casualties," the U.S. military said in response to a query from CNN. "At this
time, no request for [U.S. Forces - Iraq] support has been made but we are
providing intelligence, surveillance, and reconnaissance coverage over some of
the explosion sites."
A U.S. military spokesman, Lt. Col. Eric Bloom, said the strikes are typical of
al Qaeda in Iraq attacks.
During the height of the Iraq war, sectarian violence tore through Baghdad on a
daily basis in Sunni and Shiite neighborhoods.
Also Tuesday, the Committee to Protect Journalists protested Iraq's move --
carried out Monday -- to close Al-Baghdadiya TV's offices in Baghdad and Basra.
The decision came after the Cairo, Egypt-based satellite channel broadcast
demands of gunmen who attacked a church in Baghdad on Sunday. The hours-long
standoff ended after Iraqi security forces stormed the Sayidat al-Nejat church.
In all, 58 people died, and 75 others were wounded; most of the casualties were
women and children, the officials added.
The Al-Baghdadiya bureau chief in Cairo, Abdelhamid al-Saih, told the
journalists group that the shutdown was illegal since there was no judicial
order and that he believed authorities were using the broadcast as a pretext to
close the offices because the channel had previously given Iraqis the
opportunity to criticize the government.
"We are concerned by the closure of Al-Baghdadiya TV and demand that [the
government's Communications and Media Commission] explain under what authority
it has stormed the station's offices and censored it," said Mohamed Abdel
Dayem, Middle East and North Africa program coordinator for the Committee to
Protect Journalists. "We call on the authorities to allow the station to resume
its operations immediately."
According to the committee, the government commission said in a statement that
the attackers had "contacted the station and selected it to be the exclusive
platform for their inhumane practices with the purpose of disrupting Iraq's
national unity and to inflame religious discord."
It said, "the station's broadcast of demands 'amounts to incitement to
violence' and that Al-Baghdadia's coverage was not objective, creating a threat
to the military operation by providing attackers with information about ongoing
operations to rescue the hostages
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