Hossam Badrawi Official Website
Comment from Dr. Hossam Badrawi on some items of the statement of the Arab and Islamic countries meeting in Riyadh regarding the events in Palestine:
I noticed that the statement mentions in its Resolution No. 24 the affirmation that the Palestine Liberation Organization is the sole legitimate representative of the Palestinian people, and calls on the Palestinian factions and forces to unite under its umbrella, and for everyone to bear their responsibilities in light of a national partnership led by the Palestine Liberation Organization.
My comment includes, firstly, that the entire statement did not mention Hamas or its military wing.
Second: There is an attempt to restore life to the PLO so that it is the negotiator at the negotiating table that must and will follow the end of this massacre and aggression.
Third: There has been no accountability for the PLO, Hamas, or the resistance factions for the apparent and hidden corruption and unimaginable wealth of individuals among its leaders, as if this were an acceptable matter.
As for the political aspect, Israel and the world did not listen or interact with the Palestinian negotiators who previously took a peaceful and civilized approach. The truth is that Israel gave legitimacy to everyone who represents violence and extremism, and here Hamas appeared because it at least did something. We may or may not agree about who funds them and who. He helps and supports them from the beginning of their formation and the reality of their goals, but Hamas and Israel speak the same language and understand each other well. The language of extremism and violence and their presence represent an inhuman reality that the helpless suffer from.
What remains is a certain fact: the rights of a people who were assassinated, whose rights were violated, and whose families were destroyed. The Western world watches it with double standards and a violation of the ideals and principles it advocates. In order to convince its new generations, it lies and distorts the facts, so the perpetrator becomes a victim and the one whose rights are violated becomes a terrorist.
I go back and repeat the words of Ben-Gurion, one of the most important founders of Israel’s criminal project from the Nile to the Euphrates, when he affirmed that they would achieve their dream not because of their superiority, but because of the stupidity and failure of the Arab countries.
The Western world, whether in the Middle East or Africa, has used our governments, divided us, dominated and exploited our wealth over three centuries, and we have not yet awakened.
It is education, knowledge, justice and good governance to change what is within ourselves so that we can change our lives.
The challenge is ours, within our country, and not only in the Palestine issue.
The Arab and Islamic world is chronically sick with ignorance, waste, triviality, and division. We possess wealth but do not exploit it, and the rulers, generation after generation, become pawns in the hands of gun owners, financial institutions, and intelligence services that turn leaders into agents.
The Israeli entity is mentally ill with fanaticism and lack of humanity, and suffers from a complex of historical oppression, and does not mind crushing those who are different from it through massacres and ethnic killings. It is an evil entity throughout history.
But the question is which of them has the potential to heal and survive…?
I believe we have a better chance of recovery if we choose the most qualified person to lead our country. We turned ignorance into knowledge.
The chance of their recovery is almost non-existent. The solution is ours, not theirs
The solution is in Egypt and in Egypt if its affairs are fixed and in a new generation in Saudi Arabia if the West does not overthrow it in completing its project to control wealth. .
I noticed that the statement mentions in its Resolution No. 24 the affirmation that the Palestine Liberation Organization is the sole legitimate representative of the Palestinian people, and calls on the Palestinian factions and forces to unite under its umbrella, and for everyone to bear their responsibilities in light of a national partnership led by the Palestine Liberation Organization.
My comment includes, firstly, that the entire statement did not mention Hamas or its military wing.
Second: There is an attempt to restore life to the PLO so that it is the negotiator at the negotiating table that must and will follow the end of this massacre and aggression.
Third: There has been no accountability for the PLO, Hamas, or the resistance factions for the apparent and hidden corruption and unimaginable wealth of individuals among its leaders, as if this were an acceptable matter.
As for the political aspect, Israel and the world did not listen or interact with the Palestinian negotiators who previously took a peaceful and civilized approach. The truth is that Israel gave legitimacy to everyone who represents violence and extremism, and here Hamas appeared because it at least did something. We may or may not agree about who funds them and who. He helps and supports them from the beginning of their formation and the reality of their goals, but Hamas and Israel speak the same language and understand each other well. The language of extremism and violence and their presence represent an inhuman reality that the helpless suffer from.
What remains is a certain fact: the rights of a people who were assassinated, whose rights were violated, and whose families were destroyed. The Western world watches it with double standards and a violation of the ideals and principles it advocates. In order to convince its new generations, it lies and distorts the facts, so the perpetrator becomes a victim and the one whose rights are violated becomes a terrorist.
I go back and repeat the words of Ben-Gurion, one of the most important founders of Israel’s criminal project from the Nile to the Euphrates, when he affirmed that they would achieve their dream not because of their superiority, but because of the stupidity and failure of the Arab countries.
The Western world, whether in the Middle East or Africa, has used our governments, divided us, dominated and exploited our wealth over three centuries, and we have not yet awakened.
It is education, knowledge, justice and good governance to change what is within ourselves so that we can change our lives.
The challenge is ours, within our country, and not only in the Palestine issue.
The Arab and Islamic world is chronically sick with ignorance, waste, triviality, and division. We possess wealth but do not exploit it, and the rulers, generation after generation, become pawns in the hands of gun owners, financial institutions, and intelligence services that turn leaders into agents.
The Israeli entity is mentally ill with fanaticism and lack of humanity, and suffers from a complex of historical oppression, and does not mind crushing those who are different from it through massacres and ethnic killings. It is an evil entity throughout history.
But the question is which of them has the potential to heal and survive…?
I believe we have a better chance of recovery if we choose the most qualified person to lead our country. We turned ignorance into knowledge.
The chance of their recovery is almost non-existent. The solution is ours, not theirs
The solution is in Egypt and in Egypt if its affairs are fixed and in a new generation in Saudi Arabia if the West does not overthrow it in completing its project to control wealth. .
