Hehehe... biasa, orang Islam itu jadi tukang ngerusak dan ngebakar gereja. Di 
mana2, kecuali kalo emang mereka kalah kuat.



Ethiopia jails hundreds after Muslims burned 69 churches on "rumor" of 
desecrated Qur'an
The judiciary appears to realize that rewarding such behavior through inaction 
or half-measures will invite more of it. 
This incident always had the appearance of a rampage in need of an 
excuse. Constructing new churches and repairing old ones is forbidden 
under Islamic law, and connecting the rumored desecration with the 
construction of a church creates the implication that the act was a 
"Christian" ritual. All the better to incite the easily enraged to take 
out as many churches as they could. 
An update on this story. "Ethiopia jails hundreds in Muslim attacks on 
Christians over Koran rumour," from Reuters, July 2 (thanks to Bernard):
An Ethiopian court has sentenced 558 people to jail terms 
ranging from six months to 25 years for attacks on Christians that 
displaced thousands and led 69 churches to be burned to the ground. More than 
4,000 members of local Protestant denominations were forced to 
flee near the town of Asendabo, some 300 kilometres (186 miles) west of 
the capital, in March during a rare bout of religious violence.
Mobs of Muslim youths carried out week-long attacks on 
Protestants after rumours that desecrated pages from the Koran had been 
found at a church construction site. Authorities reported a single death from 
the attacks.
“They were punished for their involvement in instigating and participating in 
religious disturbances in western Ethiopia,” 
government spokesman Shimelis Kemal said of the court cases. Forty-four 
people were acquitted.
Regional officials told Reuters almost all the displaced 
people have returned to their homes, some of which were repaired with 
support from local Muslims. Authorities, keen to avoid further fall-out 
between the two groups, have held several meetings in the area and claim 
normalcy has returned.
In March, Prime Minister Meles Zenawi blamed a little-known 
local Muslim group of preaching intolerance in the region, and warned of 
growing religious tensions in the Christian-dominated country. “We knew that 
they were peddling this ideology of intolerance, but it was not 
possible for us to stop them administratively because they are within 
their rights,” he said.
The Horn of Africa nation is 60 percent Christian, a 
majority being followers of the Ethiopian Orthodox Church, and 30 
percent Muslim. March’s attacks came as a major surprise in a country 
where most take pride in centuries-old coexistence and intermarriage.Posted by 
Marisol on July  3, 2011  8:44 AM  | 7 Comments 


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