Дети

[butavka]

Дети-наше будущее.

http://www.teachkidspeace.com

Кем хочет стать ваш ребенок когда вырастет?

http://www.teachkidspeace.com/flash.php


Мать из ада:
http://pmw.org.il/asx/PMW_momsUmNidal.asx

И 25-минутный ролик про детей в палестинской автономии.
А сколько детей в их  многомиллионных странах?
И если хоть половина из них воспитана так-же? А если больше?
Вам не страшно? Мне-да!
И наверное надо запомнить лица этих девочек в студии.
Вдруг одна из них зайдет вместе с вами в автобус.
Хотя тогда будет уже поздно.

"Ask for death"-учат они детей!

http://www.pmw.org.il/asx/PMW_AFD.asx

Quotes by Parents and Children

compiled by Teach Kids Peace

Palestinian Authority spokesperson Hanan Ashrawi rebuked NBC journalists when they challenged that Palestinians are teaching their children to become murderers, stating that only monsters would do such things. Despite resistance among many Palestinians to seeing their children participate in the violence, the Palestinian media has inculcated so much hatred that even mothers are sending their sons on suicide missions. Quotes from Parents ▪ "I'm prepared to sacrifice my six children," said Mahmoud Sumara's mother, Halima. "I'm serious. I don't mind if I lose them if that brings back al-Aqsa..." (NBC News) ▪ "I pray that G-d will choose them (to be martyrs)," says the father of a 13-year-old. (New York Times) ▪ "I am happy that he [my 13-year-old son] has been martyred. I will sacrifice all my sons and daughters (12 in all) to Al-Aqsa and Jerusalem." (London Times) ▪ "If I had 20 children I would send them all down (to fight), I wouldn't spare any of them. We're not scared of death." (Associated Press) ▪ Mother on PA TV, November 2004: (view video) "We encourage them to Shahada [martyrdom] for the homeland, for Allah... We don't say to the mothers of the Shahids, 'We have come to comfort you', but 'We have come to bless you on the wedding of your son, on the Shahada of your son. Congratulations to you on the Shahada...' For us, the mourning is joyous. We give out drinks, we give out sweets. Praise to God ― the mourning is joyous occasion." ▪ Mother on PA TV, December 2002: (view video) "Before I made my pilgrimage [to Mecca], Naji [my son] put his hand on my head and said: 'Pray for me that I will be a Shahid, or it will be your sin, and I will not forgive you until the Judgment Day…' I said: "Praise Allah, my children asked for Shahada," and it is better than the way we will die." ▪ Mother on PA TV, January 2003: (view video) "He would always dream of Shahada [martyrdom]. It was his first and last goal in life. I told him: 'Dear, we all want to be Shahids.' He said: 'In this entire world, I can't think of anyone to marry. I don't think of any girls of this world to marry. I want to marry the Dark Eyed (Virgins of Paradise).' I said: 'If these are his thoughts, I wish him Shahada.' ▪ Mother on PA TV, November 2003: (view video) "A mother makes sounds of joy because she wants him to reach Shahada. He became a Shahid for Allah Almighty. I wanted the best for him, this is the best for [my son] Shaadi. When he became a Shahid, the Shahada [martyrdom] was not only for him but also for us, pride for us, honor for us. People started looking at us [saying], 'This is Shahid's brother,' 'This is Shahid's mother,' 'This is Shahid's sister.' The pride was for the whole family, not just for Shaadi." ▪ Mother on PA TV, September 2002: (view video) "Praise to Allah, I hold my head high. The honor is mine, I have a son who is a Shahid [martyr]. And not only is my son a Shahid, but all the Shahids are my children, Praise Allah. The honor is mine; the pride is mine." Quotes from Children ▪ "We meet everyday and decide. We just want to get Israeli's. I want to kill them," says 15-year-old Mahmoud Sumara. (NBC News) ▪ "I'm happy to die for my country, as long as a couple of Israeli soldiers die, too," says a 12-year-old boy from Beit Jala (Jerusalem Post) ▪ "I wrote my name on my arm so that I will be identified after I become a martyr." (Palestinian child reports to media) ▪ "When I become a martyr, give out kannafa (traditional cake)," Wajdi Hatab, age 14, tells his classmates days before being killed. (Palestinian Authority newspaper Al-Hayat Al-Jadida) ▪ "My purpose is not to be wounded, but something more sublime ― martyrdom," says Ramahan Sahadi Abed Rabbah, age 13. (Palestinian Authority newspaper Al-Hayat Al-Jadida) ▪ "When I wander into Jerusalem I will become a suicide bomber." proclaims a young Palestinian, age 9. (Palestinian TV children's show, "The Children's Club") ▪ "I come here to say that we will throw them to the quiet sea. Occupiers, your day is near, then we will settle our account. We will settle our claims with stones and bullets," an 8-year-old boy announces. (Palestinian TV children's show, "The Children's Club") ▪ "My heartfelt conviction is to launch a Jihad war," says a 4-year-old. (Palestinian TV children's show, "The Children's Club") ▪ "I want to die as a martyr. I will go straight to paradise if I do that," said a 12-year-old Palestinian boy. (Times of London)