Hi, I've been checking what you say. The complete name of this cleric is Salman Bin Nasr Al-Dayah. If you look for his name in Arabic characters (سلمان بن نصر الضيّة) you will get to his FB page: https://www.facebook.com/SalmanDaya/?locale=ar_AR
This page has posts older than Nov 8. He also has a twitter page (@dr_salman_daya). According to his profile he joined in March 2012.
Concerning his relevance as a Sharia scholar or his previous position as dean of the faculty of Law at the Islamic University, I couldn't verify that. But one of the pictures of his FB page shows him with what seems to be other academic staff on the stairs of a building. It is from December 2012.
Professor Salman and his ther manifestations created by the BBC, Israel, Open and Civil Societies and the Regime Change movement are all the stuff of fantasy and hatred the likes of Murray Hunter and his fellow travellers (his other manifestations who typically resort to insults and abuse "chicken korma" "plantation niggah" etc etc) feed on as their intellectual staple.
Israel is on its knees. The fight by Hamas, Hezbollah, the Palestinian Authority and every other resistance fighter of the Palestinian cause will push on together with those few (now a growing member) of Israeli Jews who do not support the barbarism of Zionism.
The Jews of Israle and the diaspora are in denial. Like the flicker of a dying candle they burn bright, emit a lot of heat, are menacing and impressive. But they remain a dying candle which consumes itself and those they draw to it like moths in the end.
By the name you either don't live in Palestine either, or live there an an illegal European colonist. Get out of your Zionist settler delusion. You cannot ever hope to live in peace no matter where you are, not even in Palestine. Be afraid.
Menachem Mizrahi is a highly respected judge in Israel, a conservative jurist whose magistrate court is the most basic in the country’s court hierarchy, with jurisdiction over criminal matters and family disputes. He has now jailed five senior military and government officials in a rapidly expanding criminal investigation that could lead to the end of Benjamin Netanyahu’s third term as prime minister. And he has ordered the case sealed.
Few outside the media are questioning Mizrahi’s caution, given the issues surrounding the case. They essentially involve actions taken by Netanyahu who is desperate to stay in office. He was allegedly the catalyst of blackmail, theft of highly secret documents, and falsification of transcripts of secret cabinet meetings, all of stemming from his casual public release of one of the Israeli military’s most sensitive documents on Hamas’s operational control of the October 7 hostages, who, if still alive, have been captive for thirteen months.
The issues have energized and enraged the sometimes—but not always—accommodating Israeli press, who realize that underneath the media hoopla is the fact that the cases, once unraveled, could tell the distraught and embittered families of the hostages that they were right all along: Netanyahu did not make a hostage release deal with Hamas when one was possible because to do so would have jeopardized his standing with Israel’s religious far right. Their openly stated goal is to gain control of Gaza and the West Bank, as mandated by a fanatical reading of the Bible. And to hell with the fate of the Palestinians in Gaza and the West Bank continuously under murderous Israeli military attack.
The judge’s actions have made headlines around the world. The emphasis was initially on a Netanyahu aide who leaked a distorted version—friendly to the prime minister—of what the Israeli intelligence community had learned about the plight of remaining hostages to the Jewish Chronicle, a newspaper in the UK. An even more distorted version was provided to the Bild, a right-wing tabloid in Germany known for its support of Netanyahu’s government. The British article’s thrust was to support Netanyahu’s contention that the off-and-on talks with Hamas would never result in a ceasefire because Yahya Sinwar, the Hamas leader who was killed last month, was prepared to flee Gaza for Iran, via Egypt, and would take the hostages with him...
Another tale of the lying Jew as the veneer of his lies and stories of persecution and victimhood begin to peel off revealing the real Jew. Seymour Hirsch is partly Jewish at that
By your name you are clearly a persecuted Jew. An entitled human of the lowest order who claims a heritage leading to God (whoever he is). The actions of the Israelis in Gaza and against the Palestinians since at least 1948 gives what Hitler did to your kind a clearer perspective and justification.
In the end the truth always surfaces regardless of the rhetoric, the PR and the literature of lies you spin. George Habash was not a Muslim. Neither was Abu Jihad and hundreds of thousands of others who are were Palestinians. They are and were Christians. It is why the Vatican was one of the first to recognize the PLO and give sanctuary to many of their leaders and fighters.
If I am your idea of evil, I wear that insult as a badge of honour because it is thrown at me by a Jew.
"Barabass to us" they screamed whilst condemning Jesus Christ to a cruel death. Many of the new Christian groups, the evengelicals from the US who you control do not want to remember the truth. They will perish like you.
Thank God for those Jews who stand up to that freak Nethanyahu and his Nazi clique.
Whats not told to most people is that there was a strong Jewish faction with the Nazi movement in Germany who supported Hitler. They were not all "victims". People like you are descendants of that category of "Jews".
5/11/2012 the same cleric is reprted to have issued another Fatwa that forbids breaking the ceasefire that was brokered by Egypt between Israel and the Hamas, in any way. Reported in Hebrew in Haaretz. He was described in Haaretz as the most important cleric in the Salafi movement in the Gaza strip.
Hi, I've been checking what you say. The complete name of this cleric is Salman Bin Nasr Al-Dayah. If you look for his name in Arabic characters (سلمان بن نصر الضيّة) you will get to his FB page: https://www.facebook.com/SalmanDaya/?locale=ar_AR
This page has posts older than Nov 8. He also has a twitter page (@dr_salman_daya). According to his profile he joined in March 2012.
Concerning his relevance as a Sharia scholar or his previous position as dean of the faculty of Law at the Islamic University, I couldn't verify that. But one of the pictures of his FB page shows him with what seems to be other academic staff on the stairs of a building. It is from December 2012.
Thanks great research
Professor Salman and his ther manifestations created by the BBC, Israel, Open and Civil Societies and the Regime Change movement are all the stuff of fantasy and hatred the likes of Murray Hunter and his fellow travellers (his other manifestations who typically resort to insults and abuse "chicken korma" "plantation niggah" etc etc) feed on as their intellectual staple.
Israel is on its knees. The fight by Hamas, Hezbollah, the Palestinian Authority and every other resistance fighter of the Palestinian cause will push on together with those few (now a growing member) of Israeli Jews who do not support the barbarism of Zionism.
The Jews of Israle and the diaspora are in denial. Like the flicker of a dying candle they burn bright, emit a lot of heat, are menacing and impressive. But they remain a dying candle which consumes itself and those they draw to it like moths in the end.
By the name you either don't live in Palestine either, or live there an an illegal European colonist. Get out of your Zionist settler delusion. You cannot ever hope to live in peace no matter where you are, not even in Palestine. Be afraid.
Menachem Mizrahi is a highly respected judge in Israel, a conservative jurist whose magistrate court is the most basic in the country’s court hierarchy, with jurisdiction over criminal matters and family disputes. He has now jailed five senior military and government officials in a rapidly expanding criminal investigation that could lead to the end of Benjamin Netanyahu’s third term as prime minister. And he has ordered the case sealed.
Few outside the media are questioning Mizrahi’s caution, given the issues surrounding the case. They essentially involve actions taken by Netanyahu who is desperate to stay in office. He was allegedly the catalyst of blackmail, theft of highly secret documents, and falsification of transcripts of secret cabinet meetings, all of stemming from his casual public release of one of the Israeli military’s most sensitive documents on Hamas’s operational control of the October 7 hostages, who, if still alive, have been captive for thirteen months.
The issues have energized and enraged the sometimes—but not always—accommodating Israeli press, who realize that underneath the media hoopla is the fact that the cases, once unraveled, could tell the distraught and embittered families of the hostages that they were right all along: Netanyahu did not make a hostage release deal with Hamas when one was possible because to do so would have jeopardized his standing with Israel’s religious far right. Their openly stated goal is to gain control of Gaza and the West Bank, as mandated by a fanatical reading of the Bible. And to hell with the fate of the Palestinians in Gaza and the West Bank continuously under murderous Israeli military attack.
The judge’s actions have made headlines around the world. The emphasis was initially on a Netanyahu aide who leaked a distorted version—friendly to the prime minister—of what the Israeli intelligence community had learned about the plight of remaining hostages to the Jewish Chronicle, a newspaper in the UK. An even more distorted version was provided to the Bild, a right-wing tabloid in Germany known for its support of Netanyahu’s government. The British article’s thrust was to support Netanyahu’s contention that the off-and-on talks with Hamas would never result in a ceasefire because Yahya Sinwar, the Hamas leader who was killed last month, was prepared to flee Gaza for Iran, via Egypt, and would take the hostages with him...
Another tale of the lying Jew as the veneer of his lies and stories of persecution and victimhood begin to peel off revealing the real Jew. Seymour Hirsch is partly Jewish at that
By your name you are clearly a persecuted Jew. An entitled human of the lowest order who claims a heritage leading to God (whoever he is). The actions of the Israelis in Gaza and against the Palestinians since at least 1948 gives what Hitler did to your kind a clearer perspective and justification.
In the end the truth always surfaces regardless of the rhetoric, the PR and the literature of lies you spin. George Habash was not a Muslim. Neither was Abu Jihad and hundreds of thousands of others who are were Palestinians. They are and were Christians. It is why the Vatican was one of the first to recognize the PLO and give sanctuary to many of their leaders and fighters.
If I am your idea of evil, I wear that insult as a badge of honour because it is thrown at me by a Jew.
"Barabass to us" they screamed whilst condemning Jesus Christ to a cruel death. Many of the new Christian groups, the evengelicals from the US who you control do not want to remember the truth. They will perish like you.
Thank God for those Jews who stand up to that freak Nethanyahu and his Nazi clique.
Whats not told to most people is that there was a strong Jewish faction with the Nazi movement in Germany who supported Hitler. They were not all "victims". People like you are descendants of that category of "Jews".
https://midad.com/scholar/49090/%D8%B3%D9%84%D9%85%D8%A7%D9%86-%D8%A8%D9%86-%D9%86%D8%B5%D8%B1-%D8%A7%D9%84%D8%AF%D8%A7%D9%8A%D8%A9
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5/11/2012 the same cleric is reprted to have issued another Fatwa that forbids breaking the ceasefire that was brokered by Egypt between Israel and the Hamas, in any way. Reported in Hebrew in Haaretz. He was described in Haaretz as the most important cleric in the Salafi movement in the Gaza strip.
BBC is anak lelaki kapada Utusan Malaysia.