Ramadan is supposed to be a time for prayer — where’s the problem?
The Arabs need to get some IPhones or something. My word, everytime you turn around, they’re wee-weed-up about something.
Tremble in me boots. Guess whose furious again?
The Mohammedans are very like our own ladies. Always
upset about one thing or another.
You might as well program that phrase into one of your function keys.
Denying Jews a chance to pray there seems pretty damn sick.
Wait a minute. I though they were a “religion of peace and tolerance”? /s
Boo hoo.
Maybe the Moooslims are afraid that Israeli’s might just be praying to the true God and they might be praying to free Jerusalem from Muoooslim hands....????
Followers of Satan NEVER want anyone to pray to ELOHIM
Dear Arab League,
Let me put it to you this way ...
STFU!
I look forward to the day that my soon to be born grandson asks me, “Grandpa, what is a muslim?”
And I can answer,”They are like the dinosaurs; they are all dead.”
“Grandpa, what is a koran”?
“Child, that is what we call toilet paper.”
The way the muzzies are getting their little jihadi panties in a wad over this, you’d think it was a capital offense.........then again, I guess every offense to the muzzies pieceful religion IS a capital offense................
I'm sure the Jews they refer to said to themselves, "Hey, It's Ramadan, let's go pray."
When was there ever a time when they weren’t “furious” about some damn thing or another? Living their lives in perpetual “outrage.”
When they captured that section of the city in the 1967 war, the Israelis should have just razed the Islamic sites.
Uh, oh - guess I am going to be on Interpol’s most wanted - prayed there to the God of Abraham, Issac and Jacob in the name of our Lord Jesus of Nazareth over 3 years ago and He is still answering those prayers.
Arab League... Secretary-General Amr Moussa termed the spontaneous prayer gathering "a violation of international law."
Can you imagine if the Palestinians have any control over Jerusalem? No one but Muslims would be allowed to pray as it is all over the Muslim world.
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When visiting the Temple Mount for the first time, I recommend singing a psam of Steven Spielberg, preferably loud enough to be heard. It starts like this:
Many nights we prayed,
With no proof anyone could hear,
In our hearts a hopeful song
We barely understood.
Now we are not afraid,
Although we still have much to fear.
We’ve been moving mountains long
Before we knew we could.
There can be miracles
When you believe
Though hope is frail,
It’s hard to kill.
Who knows what miracles
You can achieve.
When you believe,
Somehow you will.
You will when you believe.
Google the rest. The librarian is kicking me off.
Indeed, what international law?