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MUSLIMS Condemning TERRORISM - 2001Scholars and Leaders of Islamic Movements Condemn 9/11 AttacksMUSLIMS Condemning TERRORISM - 200120 hours ago in Articles & Interviews More Like This
Year: 2001
The American Muslim Political Coordination Council (AMPCC):
American Muslims utterly condemn what are apparently vicious and cowardly acts of terrorism against innocent civilians. We join with all Americans in calling for the swift apprehension and punishment of the perpetrators. No political cause could ever be assisted by such immoral acts.
September 11, 2001, Washington D.C.
The American Muslim Alliance (AMA) Condemns Terrorist Attack:
Dr. Agha Saeed, the National Chair of the American Muslim Alliance: “These attacks are against both divine and human laws an
Ottoman Sultanate 192020 hours ago in Other
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Important PSA regarding depressionLook, even if their history was not the greatest, do not ever ever ever give them depression.Important PSA regarding depression1 day ago in Personal More Like This
Ever.
As said. Maybe they were in several wars. Maybe they live more up north. Nope, not a legit reason. Even worse is when they have fake depression and are all about being emo and cutting.
Instead of making them depressed because of their history...
Do research on how their wars/conflicts/etc actually AFFECTED THE PEOPLE. Don't assume that just because Russia sold Alaska to America, that Alaska has this crazy "OMG U LEFT ME!!!!!! BAW!!!!!!!" scenario. Don't assume that just because they've been in several dozen conflicts with each other, that either an Israel or a Palestine would be emo cutters that hate themselves. Research on how bad the impact was, and if the impact still lingers! I mean, Hawaii got over Pearl Harbor. New York got over 9/11. Mexico got over the Alamo.
Instead of making them depressed based on stereotypes...
Do some more research on actual people from
Israel-Palestine Flag4 days ago in Other
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DLC confirmed2 days ago in Isometric
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Palestine RelationsLovePalestine Relations4 days ago in Personal More Like This
-Kind of iffy here, as he doesn't really date before marriage.-
Crush
-Same as above-
Close friends
-Requires a few roleplays, and countries that would logically be close to him-
Good friends
-Requires a few roleplays-
Friends
-Requires at least one roleplay, and would include places that he has no irl connection to, but is friends in RP-
Acquaintances
-Requires at least one roleplay, and people that he's not sure of-
Enemies
-Requires at least one roleplay, or places that would look down on him-
Family
-Includes Gaza, West Bank, and Ancient Philistine-
Other Palestines
-Nothing required-just other Palestine OCs-
((It's ok, ask to be added!))
Palestine Headcanons-Palestine is very skilled at the Dabka, a form of Arabic folk dancing popular at weddings and other joyous occasions.Palestine Headcanons5 days ago in Personal More Like This
-He cannot stand being called a terrorist. Like, not at all. In fact, he actually does want peace with Israel, like the majority of his people.
-Food that he enjoys include hummus and pita, falafel, kanafe, Mansaf, and Makloba. A lot of other favored dishes tend to include rice or lentils. He also greatly enjoys fish.
-He also maintains a Halal diet, and when eating somewhere else, always checks if the food is ok for him to eat.
-Fariq enjoys playing soccer from time to time, and is actually not bad at it.
-Originally, he was a polytheist, like his father. However, after being conquered by Arab tribes, he has converted to Islam.
-He is a bit prideful of having the third holiest monument in Islam, the Al-Haram Al-Sharif, built by Abdel Malek ibn Marwan (he also takes his middle name, usually reserved for the father's name, after him).
-Fariq is more i

Litterer's IntroductionSo, I am supposed to submit a introduction about myself to join one of the literature communities here on DA.Litterer's Introduction4 days ago in Introductions & Chapters More Like This
Hi. XD. My name is Helene, and I am 16, and I live in London in the UK. I am originally from Lebanon and Palestine, but was born in Greece. I am aiming to become a doctor, because I just love everything about it, and I am about to start my a levels.
I love doing anything artistic, and I am not going to spout a load of rubbish and go all English teacher on you, I will just put it simply, that I love writing poetry. If I am sad I will write, If I am happy I will write, I will always write. Writing helps me to express myself when peopl
OOC: I need help with PalestineI'm currently working on fleshing out his character more, but I need a good "birthday".OOC: I need help with Palestine5 days ago in Personal More Like This
I couldn't find any good date that he'd celebrate it on. Yes, I tried looking for Palestinian independence day, but again, I could not find any good dates.
Suggestions?
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OOC: I can't believe that I have to say this1. Not every Israel and Palestine are gonna be siblings. Some, yes, but not all.OOC: I can't believe that I have to say this22 hours ago in Personal More Like This
2. They don't fight all the fucking time! It's like insisting that Israel and Palestine are at war with each other, and they're not. They're just in a conflict.
3. It is most certainly NOT love/hate. Hell, it's hardly hate.
Three misconceptions about the Israeli-Palestinian conflict, everyone.
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Why Hamas Suck Reason 14 days ago in Political
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Venere..." Si je dis :Venere...5 days ago in Personal More Like This
l'Algérie aux Algériens tout le monde dit bravo!!!
la Tunisie aux Tunisiens tout le monde dit bravo!!!
la Turquie aux Turcs tout le monde dit bravo!!!
l'Afrique aux Africains tout le monde dit bravo!!!
la Palestine aux Palestiniens tout le monde dit bravo!!!
Mais quand je dis la France aux Français on me traite de raciste!...."
Coluche
Israel Headcanons-Israel has her unofficial motto, "Hope is the way to go," for a reason. She's been through many tough times, but truly believes that as long as she hopes, there will always be good in the future.Israel Headcanons5 days ago in Personal More Like This
-Although same-sex marriage isn't official in Israel (yet), homosexuals still are heavily protected by law, and have much more freedom than in any other Middle Eastern country. For this reason, Yael is quite proud of her pansexuality.
-Yael is very poor on the road, not only because she screws up a lot, but because she's one of those people who constantly honks horns and yells at everyone's screwups. Besides her own.
-Israel seriously loves falafel, and other typical Middle Eastern food, such as Shawarma, Baklawa, Malabi, and Tabouleh. She also enjoys the food brought from immigrants, like Ruggelach or Shnitzel.
-She has a surprisingly healthy diet, and has a fondness to Israeli salad.
-As much as she tries to hide it, she has a serious weakness for limonana (lemonade with spearmint)
-She has
Girl confessions((Stolen from :iconaskaphgreenlandGirl confessions1 week ago in Personal More Like This)
GIRL CONFESSIONS
1. Do you sleep in your bra?
Yes, of course I sleep in a piece of clothing that fucking messes up your chest and hurts like hell
2. Do you like noodles?
I've had them once or twice, I guess they're ok.
3. Do you enjoy drama?
Bitch do you think that I enjoy this!?
4. Are you a girly girl?
Well, I do wear a little bit of makeup, and some jewelry, but I'm not that fashionable, to be honest.
And I also don't really do girly activities. Unless, you know, volunteering with the army is feminine.
5. Small or large purses?
Small's a little more practical.
7. Are you short?
No, I'm actually fairly average.
8. Do you like somebody?
Well, yes...
9. Do you care if your socks are dirty?
Oh, joke's on you.
I don't wear socks!
*Hysterical laughter*
10. Do you like Halloween?
Whenever Alfred drags me around, I suppose it's ok. But I still prefer Purim. It's not as creepy.
11. Favorite time if the year

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Natalia Voren, History of the Twenty-First Century, Chapter Three: Eurasia – The Fall of Russia and the Rise of Europe
It is important, before moving on to consider the downfall of Smythe, to deal with the history of the rising superpower, the European Union, which in the twentieth century had been a free trade area as well as an opponent to the intra-European conflict that had dominated the first half of that century. By the beginning of the twenty-first, it was consolidating its power, with a series of treaties that gave its parliament and council oversight over individual nations’ law making. To join the union was cons