이집트의 대 이스라엘 전쟁준비

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이집트의 대 이스라엘 전쟁준비

이집트는 마치 이스라엘에 대해 매우 우호적인 것처럼 보이고 있습니다.

그러나 그것은 모두 쇼입니다.

이집트의 핵물리학 박사로서 카이로 대학과 베니 수에프 대학에서 강의했던 51세의 노하 하사드라는 여자는 이스라엘 교수와 이메일을 주고 받다가 코란에 쓰인 이스라엘 땅은 모쉐의 백성에 속한 것이라는 말을 깨닫고 이스라엘 땅은 이스라엘 자손들에게 주었다고 믿고 증거하기 시작했는데 이는 코란의 수라 26장 60절에 나와 있기 때문입니다.

코란 수라 26장

[26:58] So We turned them out of gardens, and springs,

그리하여 우리가 그들을 정원들과 샘들로부터 떠나게 하였고

[26:59] And treasures, and an abode of honour.

보고들과 존귀한 거처들을 (떠나게 하였고)

[26:60] Thus indeed it was; and We gave them as heritage to the children of Israel —

그리하여 과연 그렇게 되었으니, 우리가 그것들을 유업으로 이스라엘 자손들에게 주었노라.

http://www.alislam.org/quran/search2/showChapter.php?ch=26&verse=51

( 하토브역 – 영문에서 한글로)

분명히 코란에 의하면 거룩한 땅 곧 이스라엘 땅은 이스라엘민족에게 알라에 의해 주어졌습니다.무슬림들은 알라의 뜻에 반하는 의도는 이루어질 수 없다고 합니다.

이것을 깨달은 하사드는 공공연히 이스라엘 땅은 이스라엘인들에게 소유권이 있다고 밝히고 다녔습니다. 후에 그녀는 체포되어 고문당하였고 그 결과 무릎 인대가 파열되고 등뼈가 상하였으며 턱이 틀어졌습니다. 그외에 많은 폭력을 당한 후에 아랍의 봄이 왔고 그 틈을 타서 요르단에 치유하러 간다고 이집트를 벗어나 요르단으로 간다음 이스라엘로 들어왔습니다.

지금은 이스라엘에 거주하며 치료받고 있는데 그녀는 이집트 군부의 수많은 야욕을 폭로해놓고 있습니다.

이집트 군이 벌이는 군사훈련들은 모두 이스라엘에 대한 공격준비이며, 하마스와 관계가 나쁜것처럼 보이는 것은 쇼이고 이스라엘 땅을 언제든지 삼킬 준비를 하고 있다는 것입니다.

이집트 장군들은 부대마다 순회하면서 이스라엘을 삼키고 영토를 빼앗아야 한다고 가르친다 합니다.

하마스의 이스라엘에 대한 혐오의 뿌리는 사실 이집트에 있다는 것입니다. 낫셀은 항상 야세르 아라파트를 키웠었습니다. 가자 지구 하마스 지역에도 그 안에 이집트 주둔군 시설들이 들어오고 있습니다. 이집트 내에서는 어린이들에게까지 광범위하게 이스라엘에 대한 혐오감을 부추기는 교육을 수시로 언론을 통해서 행하며 세뇌시키고 있습니다.

다음은 그녀가 전해준 여러 정보들인데 제 오랜 유대인 친구로부터 받은 것입니다.

2015. 4. 12 하토브

> 'Egypt is Preparing for War with Israel'
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> Noha Hashad, pro-Israeli nuclear scientist who escaped Egypt after years of torture, says what's happening in Sinai isn't what we think.
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> By Ari Yashar
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> Egyptian soldiers (illustration)
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> Reuters
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> Noha Hashad (51), an Egyptian nuclear scientist who fled the Nile state in 2011 after her support of Israel made her a target for torture over many long years, has exposed troubling insights regarding Egypt's military buildup in the Sinai Peninsula, as it fights terrorist organizations there.
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> Speaking to Israel Hayom's Emily Amrousi from her new home in Haifa, Hashad was asked to give her take about Egypt's actions in Sinai, where the Egyptian army has been fighting radical groups such as Ansar Bayt al-Maqdis, a group that recently swore allegiance to Islamic State (ISIS).
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> "That's all for show," appraised Hashad. "In the race for the presidency, Ansar Bayt al-Maqdis supported (President Abdel Fattah) al-Sisi, who isn't really fighting them."
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> The nuclear scientist warned "Egypt is preparing for war with Israel. It armed and trained Hamas in Gaza. Whoever knows Arabic can hear the heads of Egyptian military intelligence talk about wide canals that open up between Israel and Egypt that will be used at the appropriate time."
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> The warning echoes appraisals by Col. (res.) Dr. Shaul Shay, former deputy head of the Israel National Security Council, who wrote in Israel Defense last December that the "Badr 2014" military maneuver, its largest in decades, was meant to prepare for "a potential conflict with Israel."
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> Hashad spoke to the Israeli paper about the culture of hatred for Israel that has been rampant in Egypt, despite a decades-old peace treaty.
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> She argued that the conflict between Israel and Palestinian Arabs isn't the cause of Egyptian hatred for Israel, but rather "the Palestinian struggle is a byproduct of Egyptian hatred. (Palestine Liberation Organization founder Yasser) Arafat served in the Egyptian army. The Palestine Liberation Organization was invented by Egypt during the reign of (former Egyptian President Gamal Abdel) Nasser."
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> "Egyptian generals give lectures everywhere and tell stories of how Israel is the only enemy of the Arabs, the only target," said Hashad. "The incitement against Jews is done on a daily basis on television, in films and by famous actors. They treat Israel as a temporary phenomenon."
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> Egypt has been imposing a massive buffer zone inside Gaza on the southern border with the Sinai, evicting thousands of locals and creating a presence within the Hamas stronghold. 
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> Last February the Nile state sealed a $2 billion arms deal with Russia, and just last Tuesday US President Barack Obama unfroze American military aid that had been suspended in the violent coup that put al-Sisi in power in July, 2013.
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> "The Koran is a Zionist text"
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> Hashad received her doctorate in nuclear physics from Beni-Suef University, and taught nuclear physics at the university as well as at Cairo University. She also ran her own research laboratory.
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> Born as a Muslim in Cairo, she was sent to a private school in Saudi Arabia where she studied Islam. Her mother's family traces its ancestry to Hussein Bin Ali, the ground of the founder of Islam Mohammed, and himself the founder of Shia Islam.
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> She told Israel Hayom that her father's family has a connection to Judaism, saying, "apparently, my last name, Hashad, is derived from the Hebrew word Hassid."
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> After a chance encounter with an Israeli professor through an e-mail in 1999 and a rebuff from the government denying her from attending a conference in Jerusalem or leaving Egypt, her interest in the Jewish people was sparked by a BBC article that quoted the Koran referencing the Temple and King Solomon.
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> "I discovered that the Koran mentions Jewish rights to the land of Israel in a clear manner. Later on, during my interrogations, I was accused of the horrible crime of supporting Zionism. If being a Zionist means to say that the land of Israel belongs to the people of Israel, then the Koran is a Zionist book," she said.
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> Hashad elaborated that in the Koran "it is written that the land of Israel belongs to 'the nation of Moses.' Who are 'the people of Moses' if not Israel? This also appears in books that offer commentary about the Koran. The sheikhs know this, but they prefer to nurture the incorrect narrative in order to deny this right to the Jews and to take over land."
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> Secret police crackdown
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> Eager to reveal more of this hidden information about the Koran, Hashad went to the library of Al-Azhar University, considered one of the most important Islamic repositories of texts and research.
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> At the institution, she told Amrousi, she found the "original interpretation of the Koran before it was politicized and it turns out that, indeed, I was correct. The Land of Israel belongs to the Jews."
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> Her research caught the attention of informants who tipped off the secret police, who had her blocked from the library and had her arrested. In 2002 she was arrested by a police officer who kicked and punched her repeatedly, tearing ligaments in her knee, shattering her jaw and causing a herniated disc in her back.
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> Then in jail, without being given medical treatment she was thrown in a cell with other women at which point the officer told them "you get a Jewish woman. Show me what you know how to do."
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> He left her to be assaulted by the other women, and at a certain point another officer came in to the cell to beat her with a wooden stick. After several days of the torture, she was released, only to be arrested five more times over the next two years.
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> "In one instance, police officers took me to a Jewish cemetery, poured gasoline on me, and threatened me by placing a match close to my ear," she said. "They told me that I gave them inspiration and ideas on how to kill all of the Jews. This is what happens to anyone in Egypt who tries to speak up in favor of Israel."
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> Exodus from Egypt
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> Hashad finally got her opportunity to flee in 2011, as the "Arab Spring" saw Hosni Mubarak's regime toppled.
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> "I took part in the demonstrations in Tahrir Square," she told Israel Hayom. "The events that took place there were like a miracle. It was my Passover, my spring, my own exodus from Egypt. The security services collapsed. I submitted a request to travel to Jordan for medical treatments. The torture that I endured left me paralyzed in my back and foot, my jaw was shattered and I needed surgery."
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> She was able to make it to Jordan, and from there to Israel where she finally was able to sort out the diplomatic hardships and establish herself.
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> "Israel is a jewel. Israel is a diamond, and I'm lucky to be here," Hashad said.
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> Currently she is working to found a center promoting peace in the Middle East by confronting the cultural hatred towards Israel.
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> She is also translating Palestinian Authority (PA) chairman Mahmoud Abbas's first book, "The Birth and Death of Zionism" from 1977, into English to reveal the true face of Israel's "peace partners."
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> She has received death threats, but she says "I'm not afraid. I don't know why. I don't have the gene of fear."
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