Hey, open YOURS. The people inside that church have known since last Sunday that a resolution was in the works and could come at any moment. Good "guests" would have at least made the effort to clean up a little themselves, while they were waiting--if for no other reason than as a gesture of "thanks" to their "hosts" who had "offered sanctuary" in their "time of need", in essence saving their sorry hides. Instead they MAKE work, and a lot of it, for the monks and the Palestinian Christians who they supposedly hold in such high esteem. If I'd seen blankets folded, mattresses stacked, and all the trash and food and pots and pans gathered into one place, I might not care so much about the sanitary situation. I might be inclined to cut them some slack.
It should be obvious to you and everyone else that these people were determined to leave with a message of malice, and they did. And I notice you've failed to address the items that were stolen.
Like your kids clean their room everyday? Right? LOL.
It should be obvious to you and everyone else that these people were determined to leave with a message of malice, and they did. And I notice you've failed to address the items that were stolen.
It should be obvious to you that you want to find a message of malice whether one is present or not. I expect if we knew the truth it would be indifference, not malice. After all when they were leaving the church they did seem appreciative and friendly towards the priests.
As for the stolen items, I have no way of knowing what if anything was taken. The items certainly didnt go out when the 39 left the other morning as they all went thru x-ray machines. I havent seen or heard anything in the regular news media about stolen items, just here, so what does that tell you media bias or FR paranoia?