Strange news.

[Eng. Sameer]

Today i read strange news in yadeot ahrenot newspaper. this news that yesterday a palestinian family from west bank went to the beach near tel aviv (reshon letsion area) and there is 3 person father and mother and there son (23 year), suddenly one girl went out from the sea and shout "help me help me" this man (23 year) asked her how can help her. she said" my three friend drawned in the sea. this man went quikly to the sea. firstly he pull the first girl after that he pull the other two boys, but he can't went out and he drawned:11ying:.
I stranged, because there is no palestinian enter Israel. and I stranged also, because this man made personal help for jews persons:2guns: .

[oos]

HELLO SAMER .HOW ARE YOU?
i think that there are two dirction
firstly in generial newspaper allways make story incorrect espicailly strange story to attract people read it so i think thant possible the story is not correct .
secondly i think that some palestinian family could across isreal if this familay are rich
or spy

[jerusalem lady]

hey
h0w R U b0th
I wanna add sth else
that the pers0n U talkeD ab0ut is fr0m s0uthern palestine
and 00s,, it was c0rrect st0ry
but the details R n0t c0mpletely c0rrecT
samer ma dear friend tHx :friends:

[oos]

hey
is fr0m s0uthern palestine


what do you mean in this sentence ?
hebron or what

[miss love]

Oh my God,am sorry for this brave guy and his family:11ying:

[jerusalem lady]

s0rry s0rry
I meant n0rth
it's the 0pp0site :S:S
:$

[Eng. Sameer]

i read another strange news from IRAN.
i read that Irani scientists make a riplica from goat (animal) 2 weeks ago like dully goat.
i stranged, because iran is islamic country and islamic scientsts forbedden the replican, so what's your comment???

[jerusalem lady]

hey h0w R U ?
actually I can't judge ,,, butttt,,,, I thiNk that what they diD referes back t0 scientific reas0Ns
and d0n't 4get that what they R creating n0wadays is als0 4biddeN ,, I mean "therm0nuclear"

[oos]

i think that
as i mentioned later ,firstly in generial newspaper allways make story incorrect espicailly strange story to attract people read it so i think thant possible the story is not correct .
second possibility some shaa's mrjeat allow to scientist to perform this experience.

[Eng. Sameer]

may be oos.

[Eng. Sameer]

today I have two strange news.
*the first one is that the oldest weman all over the world maryia Asteer was dead in mixico and her age was 117 years. i stranged, because she didn't enter the hospital all her life.sobhan allah):11ying:

*the second one is that the last presedent of Iran (Mohammed Khatami had a visa to Ameria last year. but how???? he was a bad man and terrorest to America.
I don't believe this strange news. what's your opinions????

[jevara]

i surprised like you semsem.

[oos]

hi semsem how are you ? hi jevara
for the first one i thank that it is not strange one
because i heared many of story such maryia Asteer's story for example izomee who live in japan and he live long life .
and i think that most of those live in village and thier life depend on natural things .
for the second one i think that it is very strange because iran cut its relationship with amerca and isreal and khatmmee is very important charachter in iran because he was former iran's presdent
but the difficult question is
is the second one reliable and trusty ?

[Eng. Sameer]

ok oss visit this website. you will find this information.
http://www.radiosawa.com/article.aspx?id=989613.
but in arabic.

[oos]

thanx samer on this link
frankly i think that your link(sawa radio which relate with alhree) belong to usa that is it's biased so i think we can not depend in it
so if we want to ensure that this news is right we seek about it in unbiased site or tv such as aljzeraa
secondly
if we want analyse this news we find that khatmee get visa to usa because of he want make negotiation that is khatmee visit usa because negotiation not tourism or tour and this is very ordinary thing between country .

[Johnderondon]

This is an article from the english newspaper, The Independent:

As the West's "war on terror" burns across the Muslim world, one of Islam's most principled leaders - the former Iranian president Mohammad Khatami - issued a grave warning yesterday from the very heart of America, the country whose troops and allies are fighting Islamists across the Middle East in a war that is costing thousands of Muslim lives.

"The policies of the neo-conservatives have created a war that creates more extremists and radicals," he told The Independent in Chicago. "The events of 9/11 gave them this ability to create fear and anxiety ... and to create new policies of their own and now events are creating an expansion of extremists on both sides. A struggle is under way to dominate this world multilaterally ... We are a witness to war - with suppression from one side and extremist reaction in the form of terror from the other."

Mr Khatami might appear an improbable figure in the breakfast room of one of Chicago's smartest hotels, dressed in his black turban and long gown, his spectacles giving him the appearance of a university don - which he once was - rather than the seer of Iran, a man whose demands for a civil society and democracy at home were overwhelmed by the ascetic clerics who surround the Supreme Leader, Ayatollah Khamenei. Yet he is enormously important in the Sunni as well as the Shia Muslim worlds as a philosopher-scholar, which is probably why the Bush administration gave him a visa, and his message was the sharpest he has ever delivered to the Muslim world and the secular West.

The former president said: "We have to find ways to confront these people on both sides. We need public opinion to be influenced ... And now the neo-conservative policies have created this sort of war."

But Mr Khatami, who defended Iran's role in the nuclear crisis between the West and Tehran - he asked why Israel was allowed nuclear weapons while refusing to sign the nuclear non-proliferation pact - did not spare the perpetrators of what he called "the inhumane terrorist attacks" of 11 September 2001. "I was one of the first officials to condemn this barbaric act ... this inferno would only intensify extremism and one-sidedness and would have no outcome except to retard justice and intellect and sacrifice righteousness and humanity," he said.
Addressing 15,000 American Muslims at the weekend, Mr Khatami also made a clear assault on the influence of Israel's political lobby in the US. "We are unfortunately witnessing the emergence of policies that seek to confiscate public opinion in order to exploit all the grandeur of the nation and country of the United States ... policies that are the outcome of a point of view, that despite having no status in the US public arena as far as numbers are concerned, uses decisive lobby groups and influential centres to utilise the entirety of America's power and wealth to promote its own interest and to implant policies outside US borders that have no resemblance to the spirit of Anglo-American civilisation and the aspirations of its Founding Fathers or its constitution, causing crisis after crisis in our world."

When he spoke of "the vast and all-encompassing presence of powers who express concern for the world but implement policies aimed at devouring the world," there was a sense of shock among his audience. They had not expected such an epic denunciation of US hegemony from a divine known for his compassion rather than his anger.

"Any popular or democratic change or transformation that is outside the realm of their influence is not acceptable," he said, "for they find it far more convenient to deal with non-nationalistic and non-popular trends and regimes rather than popular ones, who naturally tend to care about the welfare and the physical interests of their people."

Thus did Mr Khatami dispose of America's cry for "democracy" in the "new" Middle East.

Needless to say, his words were given scarcely a few seconds on America's major news channels. Mr Khatami's wisdom is not wanted in Washington.

http://news.independent.co.uk/world/fisk/article1359829.ece

Sorry that the quote is so long but I think that the link will only work for a few days so this is the only way to read it after that.

[Eng. Sameer]

New news.
2 days ago i listened that the results of Yamani ellections for choosing presedent to Yamin was appeared and i stranged from the results:
the last presedent Ali Abdallah Sale7 won again (he have judged yamen 28 years ago) and his persentage 77% onlyyyyyyyyyyyyy. and the next one 21%.
I stranged because i used to see the persentage for Arab leaders always(99.999999999%).
i think that their are some errors in the ellection hehehehehe.:grotelol:
do you agree with me????

[Eng. Sameer]

the new news is from bakistan this time.
when the parents watched the sadam's film with their kids, the kids thought that this is a game and saddam is playing in.
the boy 10 years old wanted to mock sadam and play like him and his brother helped him to make it.
and the result was death for the kid.

[Big brotheR]

beilieve it or not, this is first time for me to see this thread tjough it is in the forum for about a year now!!!

weird, is not it?

[rezeq]

actually , it is very strange

[Eng. Sameer]

new strange news
i read about the number of the arab uneducateds, and i stranged very much when i read the last number there are 70 million arab person can't read or write anything.
there are 25% from males uneducated and there are 47% form females uneducated.
what do you think??? what's the real reason????

[Johnderondon]

new strange news
i read about the number of the arab uneducateds, and i stranged very much when i read the last number there are 70 million arab person can't read or write anything.
there are 25% from males uneducated and there are 47% form females uneducated.
what do you think??? what's the real reason????


I don`t know. I would guess a lack of investment by government. I`ll be interested to read what B-B has to say about this.


Here`s a link to UNSECO`s literacy figures (2006):

http://www.uis.unesco.org/ev.php?ID=4960_201&ID2=DO_TOPIC

Looks like your figures might be a little high, Semsem.

[Big brotheR]

well, generally Palestinians are educated and one seldom finds a person who can not read or write!

the vast majority of girls can read and write; boys(especially those who were kids when the first intifada of '87 broke) are generally poor ar writing and reading!

in the early 90's and before that, teenagers could go easily to work inside israel and get a huge sums of money. Most of them left school because they saw it useless! After the peace process and when Paestinians started to attack everywhere in israel, Israel imposed restricted laws on the age and numbers of those who can work there! That was bad because people could no longer get money; however, it was good because teenagers did not find any execuses to leave schools.

the same thing goes with the rates of birth! hundreds of thousands of palestinians used to work in side israels, come back home very tired, get up to work, come tired go to bed.... that meant a few number of babies coming to life!
now that those hundreds of thousands are unemployed at home 24 hrs a day>> meant loooads and lots of kids!!

this is funny, but it is true! :)

i hope this helps

[Big brotheR]

well, i am dead sure the figure in that site is absolutely inaccurate!!!

John, what is there definistion of 'illiteracy'?

[Johnderondon]

now that those hundreds of thousands are unemployed at home 24 hrs a day>> meant loooads and lots of kids!!



That hadn`t occured to me!:)

I`m not sure about the definition, B-B. Looking at their methodology it seems that Unesco rely on individual national census data so probably the definition varies from country to country. It also appears that some (all?) countries include arithmetic in their literacy figures which surprised me.

http://www.uis.unesco.org/ev.php?ID=5024_201&ID2=DO_TOPIC