How 'Sacred' could a Mosque Be?

[muman613]

I don't think there is any 'holiness' or 'sanctity' in any islamic building or belief... But what makes it all the more obvious is the fact that muslims kill other muslims in mosques all the time. It is also well known that the muslims will often hide weapons in mosques... Obviously they can't believe there is anything 'sacred' about a mosque. Thus I don't know why they cry when the IDF bombs them. Mosques are and always will be valid targets.

Here is a story about the President of Yemen who was nearly killed in a bomb attack on the mosque he was praying in...


http://www.israelnationalnews.com/News/News.aspx/145181

Yemen's Saleh Not Returning Soon
by Gavriel Queenann

Western diplomats say Yemeni President Ali Abdullah Saleh is not likely to return to Yemen soon, Reuters reported Thursday.

"We believe he was seriously injured ... He is not coming in the coming days, he is not coming soon," the diplomat told Reuters.

Saleh is currently in Saudi Arabia where he is being treated for injuries sustained when a bomb exploded in the mosque of the presidential palace in the Yemeni capital, Sana'a on June 3.

Western diplomats also added that the explosion targeting the mosque of the presidential complex on June 3rd, was caused by many bombs planted in the mosque.

Yemeni security officials confirmed that five explosives inside the mosque and a sixth one outside it didn’t explode.

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Mosques are just a convenient place to expunge the world of filthy terrorists...

[Zelhar]

lol of course muslims don't abide themselves to the same rules that the dhimi must observe. During the Iraqi civil war it was practically a routine for one side to blow up the others during pilgrimage and religious festivals in their so called holly sites. Same thing in Pakistan, where it seems shiite musques are prime targets to sunnis. And how could I forget- the Saudis gunned down hundreds of Iranian pilgrims in Mecca back in the late 80s I think.

[syyuge]

Actually muslamics never protest in against, if the mosques are blasted or destroyed by their own terrorists. Although they find it difficult to hide their happiness.