I received the following email a few moments ago. Maria Khoury is the wife of an Orthodox priest who serves in the Holy Lad where they both live. Many of you have most likely heard on American broadcast media about the Israeli attack. You have heard one side. Read directly from the battleground.
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From: Maria Khoury <khourymaria@hotmail.com>
Date: Sat, 27 Dec 2008 14:57:45 -0500
To: webpage taybeh church <saint-george-taybeh@saintgeorgetaybeh.org>
Subject: [Saint-george-taybeh] Massacre in Gaza
Christ is Born! Glorify Him!
Dear Friends of Saint George Taybeh,
Just wanted to let you know the following information in case you do not see it on your local news today
since more than 200 people were killed within two hours and more than 400 injured
let us pray that people will come to the Light of Christ, maria
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Please forward to media immediately and pick-up the phone and call media outlets immediately to condemn the atrocities being committed in Gaza (Using US taxpayer money and International and Arab Government Acquiescence). Demonstrations are ongoing throughout the West Bank. Here is the press release for the one in Bethlehem
A demonstration to condemn the massacres being committed in Gaza
Palestinian Civil Society organizations in the Bethlehem area, people of various political affiliations, Christians, and Muslims, and all people of conscience in the Bethlehem area are gathering at 5 PM in front of the Church of Nativity and Omar's mosque in Bethlehem.
Nearly 200 people were reported massacred so far by Israeli war planes bombings of the besieged Gaza strip. Hundreds were reported injured so far. The victims include men, women, and children and the number of victims are expected to rise rapidly. Join us today as we call for ending the massacres, ending the siege on Gaza, for reconciliation between all Palestinians, and for freedom.
For more information:
Khalid AlAzza 0545439263
Dr. Mazin Qumsiyeh 0598939532
Dr. Abdelfattah Abusrour 0599255573
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