Should the Olympics have a minute of silence for the Munich 11?
Jerusalem Online U
2012/07/27 13:11:10
Should the Olympics have a minute of silence for the Munich 11?
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The London Games are about to kick off, but the International Olympic Committee has staunchly refused to dedicate a minute of silence to honor the 11 Israeli athletes murdered at the Summer Olympics 40 years ago, instead holding a more private ceremony at the athletes dormitories.
A campaign is underway to spread awareness about the incident, which was greatly mishandled by the German authorities.
http://www.jspace.com/munich11memorial/
Should the world stop and remember, or is it time to move on?
A campaign is underway to spread awareness about the incident, which was greatly mishandled by the German authorities.
http://www.jspace.com/munich11memorial/
Should the world stop and remember, or is it time to move on?






















others they do not even heard about these 11 Israelite story .
all what they know is that Palestine is occupied by strangers and must be returned one day to its rightful Palestinians owners .
is that clear ?
my god , can you answer me this simple question
and where the Muslims lived 1432 years ago up to now ?
Other countries of the Middle East at that time were Egypt, Nubia, Mesopotamia (Assyria and later Babylon), Philistia, Syria, Lebanon, and Phoenicia.
Arabs at that time lived in the Arabian Penninsula, which was their native land.
About 1,500 years later (in 7th century AD), Islam was created by Mohammed (Muhammad), and the Arab tribes converted to Islam. Then, in 632 AD the Arabs started their conquests under the banner of Islam. From 632 to 711 they spread from the Arabian Peninsula, which was their native land, and conquered the largest territory ever conquered by anyone in history. That territory was stretching from India to the Atlantic Ocean. It included what today is Syria, Lebanon, Israel, Jordan, Iraq, Iran, Afghanistan, Pakistan, Tadzhikistan, Turkmenistan, Uzbekistan, Turkey, Egypt, Sudan, and the entire North Africa.
All those territories comprised one huge state - Arab Caliphate.
In 711 the Arabs crossed the strait of Gibraltar, invaded and conqured almost all of Spain. Only a small stretch of land in northern part of the Iberian Peninsula remained in possession of the Spanish Christians a...
Other countries of the Middle East at that time were Egypt, Nubia, Mesopotamia (Assyria and later Babylon), Philistia, Syria, Lebanon, and Phoenicia.
Arabs at that time lived in the Arabian Penninsula, which was their native land.
About 1,500 years later (in 7th century AD), Islam was created by Mohammed (Muhammad), and the Arab tribes converted to Islam. Then, in 632 AD the Arabs started their conquests under the banner of Islam. From 632 to 711 they spread from the Arabian Peninsula, which was their native land, and conquered the largest territory ever conquered by anyone in history. That territory was stretching from India to the Atlantic Ocean. It included what today is Syria, Lebanon, Israel, Jordan, Iraq, Iran, Afghanistan, Pakistan, Tadzhikistan, Turkmenistan, Uzbekistan, Turkey, Egypt, Sudan, and the entire North Africa.
All those territories comprised one huge state - Arab Caliphate.
In 711 the Arabs crossed the strait of Gibraltar, invaded and conqured almost all of Spain. Only a small stretch of land in northern part of the Iberian Peninsula remained in possession of the Spanish Christians at that time.
In 732 from Spain the Arabs invaded what today is France. At that time it was the Frankish Kingdom. But there they were less successful, as they were defeated by the Franks and kicked out of the Frankish Kingdom back to Spain.
That was also the beginning of numerous wars of liberation between the Spanish people and the Arab invaders (the Reconquista). The Arab invasion ended in Spain in 1492, after almost 800 years of struggle by the Spanish people to liberate their country from the Arabs.
The Arab Caliphate eventually desintegrated into many states. Today's 22 Arab states are fragments of what used to be the Arab Caliphate.
In 1948 the Jewish people regained their country Israel from the Arabs.
The Arab/Muslim domination ended very recently in the Southern Sudan, which after many years of struggle won its independence from the Northern Sudan. The Southern Sudan is populated by the black Africans of the Christian faith, while the Northern Sudan is populated by the Muslim Arabs. In terms of the size of the land, the loss of the Southern Sudan is the largest territorial loss of the Arabs/Muslims since their loss of Spain in 1492. The loss of the Southern Sudan was mourned throughout the Arab world, and Osama bin Laden expressed his sorrow about this loss. That happened shortly before bin Laden's death.
Zionists came from all over the world by boats and took Muslim land and expelled Palestinians from their homes and killed 4 million of them from 1917 up to now .
some extremists Jews took the advantages and started linking the occupation with Jewish religion .. changing names of streets and villages of Palestine and distorting history to convince others that this land is theirs.
it is as simple as this :
and if you WANT US TO APPLY THE SAME CONCEPT AS YOURS WE COULD have THE FOLLOWING :
- return old history and geography back to life and every group will claim where their ancestors lived , is that ok ?
so in this case we will end up having muslims wants back Ottoman empire land , iranians want Persian empire , the brits wants British empire , other groups want roman empire back ... and so on ...
why you excluding Jews and leaving other nations? , all nations want their territory back then ?
can we all do that ?
tell me if it is possible
and wake up from your dream !!!! it is not working