Remember Farfour, Mickey Mouse's Terrorist Cousin?

Question

Guys, you HAVE to see this new example of Islam's "tolerance" and :peace" !!!!

Check out: www.memritv.org

and click on #1510 "Nahoul the Bee Replaces Farfour - Hamas Mickey Mouse - and Vows to Continue on His Path of Martyrdom and Jihad"

What do you think of this latest whacko job?

And remember, this is on the HAMAS T.V. . . . the ISLAMIC face of the Palestinians.

Answer 1

let the brainwashing continue.
It is just like the Dark Ages with TV. They expanded and grew in knowledge until like 2000 years ago then hit a road block and stopped growing and thinking. They are truly like primitive people with advanced gadgets.
Whatever others say to defend them all they need do is to dig deeper and see the Evil.
More wackos listed below .

Answer 2

First of all the mouse does not represent Islam in anyway....It is said to be a representative of the palestinian fight for freedom - the creators of the characters include both muslim and christian directors who are arabs fighting together for the cause of the palestinians...not necessarily for muslims, but the palestinians. Yes, the mouse is a little extreme, but the website is even more extremely anti Islamic.
second of all, the website contains videos with serious mistranslations.... you are blinded by them into thinking that the website reveals truths....I remember the mouse at one point says in Arabic, "THE JEWS ARE KILLING US", it is mistranslated into "LET US KILL THE JEWS". Ask an arabic speaker who is unbiased... you will understand the lies....

You are too naive into believing that the mouse is another representative of the 'Islamic struggle' against the west. None of that represents truth. You are absorbed by the media's continues misrepresentation of the religion.....

Answer 3

In the Hamas video clip issued by Memri, a Mickey Mouse lookalike asks a young girl what she will do "for the sake of al-Aqsa". Apparently trying to prompt an answer, the mouse makes a rifle-firing gesture and says "I'll shoot".

The child says: "I'm going to draw a picture."

Memri's translation ignores this remark and instead quotes the child (wrongly) as saying: "I'll shoot."

Pressed further by the mouse - "What are we going to do?" - the girl replies in Arabic: "Bidna nqawim." The normal translation of this would be "We're going to [or want to] resist" but Memri's translation puts a more aggressive spin on it: "We want to fight."

The mouse continues: "What then?"

According to Memri, the child replies: "We will annihilate the Jews."

The sound quality on the clip is not very good, but I have listened to it several times (as have a number of native Arabic speakers) and we can hear no word that might correspond to "annihilate".

What the girl seems to say is: "Bitokhoona al-yahood" - "The Jews will shoot us" or "The Jews are shooting us."

This is followed by further prompting - "We are going to defend al-Aqsa with our souls and blood, or are we not?"

Again, the girl's reply is not very clear, but it's either: "I'll become a martyr" or "We'll become martyrs."

In the context of the conversation, and in line with normal Arab-Islamic usage, martyrdom could simply mean being killed by the Israelis' shooting. However, Memri's translation of the sentence - "I will commit martyrdom" turns it into a deliberate act on the girl's part, and Colonel Carmon has since claimed that it refers to suicide bombers.

Answer 4

Mickey mouse -- for the young children.
jtm

Answer 5

I wouldn't trust the media on anything let alone a website...