Lauren Booth – Why Calling Gaza an Open Air Prison is Wrong

Lauren booth made a very good point. She said, Excuse me, why

are we calling these?

Because an open air prison.

Why we call it an open air prison.

A prison is a place where criminals go.

A prison is a place for adults, not children. A prison is a place

that prisoners have the right to security. Right to have rights. A

prison is a place that gets medical attention.

prisoner gets sick, and he dies in your care. You're in trouble as a

jail. Who here runs a jail?

Right? We have in our Masjid Hamdulillah. There is a brother

who's

a prison guard. He's a prison guard.

Right?

If a prison guard allows abuse, he's in trouble. If a prison guard

sees a guy vomiting sick and he walks away, he's in trouble. He's

liable. Prisons are places that receive medical attention. There

are a whole group that are writes to the prisoner.

I mean, she made a great point. Prisons are a place that get

three meals a day.

Okay.

Nazarene, the YouTube channel that you could watch this on is Safina

society.

Go to YouTube and type in Safina Syed.

Mikhail sericin I feel I can't sleep until late I wake up early.

I'm so depressed what's happening? Because turn your phone off for

one day. Tell everybody.

Tell everybody.

Tell everyone I don't exist for one day.

Turn your phone off for one day, you got to be almost like vicious

about it. You got to be cutthroat. I don't care what's gonna happen.

Turn the phone off. I mean, this is an extreme thing. One day is an

extreme thing, if not then a mugger to turn it off a modem.

So prisons is not the prison open air prison is not the right word

for Gaza. Because they don't get these basic things. And there

weren't criminals in the first place. What is the correct word

for us? She said, concentration camp?

Well, how could you say that concentration camp that's only for

Jews?

Hold on a second. What's the definition of a concentration? A

place where large numbers of people

are crowded.

In oppressive conditions, for political purposes.

That's exactly what it does is 70% of eleganza.

All right,

are refugees.

Because right now, only 30% of that population. Were the original

residents of Gaza.

You tripled the population with refugees. Hence, it's extremely

crowded, right? extremely crowded. You tripled that population.

All right,

with refugees from the neck kabbah and other places. That kappa is

the great catastrophe of when

the year Israel was formed, they launched attacks on Palestinian

property, land and people. And they had one of the places they

left was because they went because

all right.

It was razzes a concentration camp. So why are the Zionists

running a concentration camp I have a spiritual

analysis of this. So because they never had, they didn't what they

internalized so much hatred.

For what happened to them. They ended up becoming

you know what they hid?

When you focus on something positively or negatively,

okay, you end up becoming that thing.

If you keep telling yourself do not think

about a red car, do not think about a red Ferrari. Do not think

about a red Porsche. Doesn't matter whether I tell you to think

about it or not think about you're gonna think about it.

Alright, I want you to hate

a bottle of poison. Okay, hate it or like it. I'm thinking about it.

Okay. So, in contrast the Muslim

when he is oppressed

He knows this oppressor is a test sent to me by Allah subhanaw taala

it could be for sins that I committed

to purify me, and it could be to elevate my rank. But

the general meaning of Yet Allah He felt to add him means of vollem

the oppressor he is oppressing J as a test from Allah subhanaw If

he's not an independent entity,

and the oppressor will return back to Allah subhanaw taala to punish

him forever. So why am I what? Why, why am I worrying about him?

Why am I going to busy myself hating them? There is a spiritual

element to everything,

including suffering from an oppressor. We cannot let ourselves

use a boil on the inside for decades upon decades, hating the

oppressor.

Yes, I hate him. But

what did the prophets I send him say? BIP heavy Becca Hogben? Ma?

Sandy Coronado gamma? Wah, wah wah bah bah he Ibaka Buddha Ma. I will

say Amma

right che Emma That's correct.

Hate your who? Your enemy? Yeah, the reasonably.

Why? Well, first of all, it's not good for you. Number two, one day

might be your ally. Okay.

One day it could be your ally.

What's up moto Buccleuch says they became Darth Vader?

The hatred of evil. If someone goes around hating, let's say

someone came to this livestream and just went on hating and hating

alcoholics and stuff or like something's wrong with you. Yeah,

we don't none of us like alcoholics. Right. But what's

the the hatred of a Muslim is like his policy, in the sense that it's

not just a raw emotion. It's a policy hatred, meaning we disavow

from them, we seek to change this wrong. We don't support them. It's

like a policy. That's what I mean by that it more so than an

emotion, emotion we all hate the oppressor, but to a degree. And if

I saw someone railing and begging stuff, because they hate Zionist

and be like,

something's wrong with you, you need spiritual help. Yes, we all

hate them in the sense that of their oppression.

And this hatred doesn't go towards Jews.

This is a big difference.

There's a big difference between the one committing the apartheid

sin and the oppression in Gaza and the concentration camp.

And the one who doesn't commit it. Judaism is not the only factor. He

there are Jews who are against Zionism. There are Jews who want a

homeland. And by the way, remember to a couple episodes ago, I said

if you study what happened to Jews in in Europe, you would want a

homeland for them to like people shouldn't be treated this way. The

way they were treated.

Okay, so isn't that nothing to do with Jews?