HALAQAH AWM MALAM SABTUAN 19:30 WIB ATAU 20:30 WITA ZOOM ID : 3334441313 PASSWORD : Indonesia Wahai orang-orang yang beriman! Bertakwalah kepada Allah dan hendaklah setiap orang memperhatikan apa yang telah diperbuatnya untuk hari esok (akhirat), dan bertakwalah kepada Allah. Sungguh, Allah Mahateliti terhadap apa yang kamu kerjakan. Dan Kami tetapkan terhadap Bani Israil dalam Kitab itu, “Kamu pasti akan berbuat kerusakan di bumi ini dua kali dan pasti kamu akan menyombongkan diri dengan kesombongan yang besar.” Maka apabila datang saat hukuman bagi (kejahatan) yang pertama dari kedua (kejahatan) itu, Kami datangkan kepadamu hamba-hamba Kami yang perkasa, lalu mereka merajalela di kampung-kampung. Dan itulah ketetapan yang pasti terlaksana. Kemudian Kami berikan kepadamu giliran untuk mengalahkan mereka, Kami membantumu dengan harta kekayaan dan anak-anak dan Kami jadikan kamu kelompok yang lebih besar. ( Al Isra’, 4-6 ) Dan janganlah engkau (Muhammad) sedih oleh perkataan mereka. Sungguh, kekuasaan itu seluruhnya milik Allah. Dia Maha Mendengar, Maha Mengetahui. ح ِمثْل ُ ٗه َۗوتِلْكَ ْاالَيَّا ُم نُدَا ِول ُ َها بَيْ َن النَّا ِس َو ِليَعْلَ َم ه ّٰللا ُ الَّ ِذيْ َن ٌ س الْقَ ْو َم قَ ْر َّ ح فَقَ ْد َم ٌ سكُ ْم قَ ْر ْ س َ ا ِْن يَّ ْم ١٤٠ - ب ال هظ ِل ِميْ َن ٰا َمن ُ ْوا َويَت َّ ِخذَ ِمنْكُ ْم شُ َهد َۤا َء َۗو ه ُّ ّٰللا ُ َال ي ُ ِح Jika kamu (pada Perang Uhud) mendapat luka, maka mereka pun (pada Perang Badar) mendapat luka yang serupa. Dan masa (kejayaan dan kehancuran) itu, Kami pergilirkan di antara manusia (agar mereka mendapat pelajaran), dan agar Allah membedakan orang-orang yang beriman (dengan orang-orang kafir) dan agar sebagian kamu dijadikan-Nya (gugur sebagai) syuhada. Dan Allah tidak menyukai orang-orang zalim. Israel Palestine conflict: US President Bill Clinton (C) stands between PLO leader Yasser Arafat (R) and Israeli Prime Minister Yitzahk Rabin (L) as they shake hands for the first time, on September 13, 1993 Country Government Terri tory Popul ation GDP (s q km) (2001 es t.) (Bi l lions)
ARAB Tota l Mos tl y monarchies 13,486,861 292,400,267 $1,195.49
Is rael Democracy 20,770 5,938,093 $110.20
Ara bs > Israel 649 fol d 49 fol d 11 fol d Al geria Republic 2,381,740 31,736,053 $171.00 Ba hrain Mona rchy 620 645,361 $10.10 Comoros Republic 2,170 596,202 $0.42 Dji bouti Republic 22,000 460,700 $0.57 Egypt Republic 1,001,450 69,536,644 $247.00 Ira q In tra nsition 437,072 23,331,985 $57.00 Jorda n Mona rchy 89,213 5,153,378 $17.30 Kuwa it Mona rchy 17,820 2,041,961 $29.30 Leba non Republic 10,400 3,627,774 $18.20 Li bya Di cta torship 1,759,540 5,240,599 $45.40 Ma uri tania Republic 1,030,700 2,747,312 $5.40 Morocco Mona rchy 446,550 30,645,305 $105.00 Oma n Mona rchy 212,460 2,622,198 $19.60 Qa ta r Mona rchy 11,437 769,152 $15.10 Sa udi Arabia Mona rchy 1,960,582 22,757,092 $232.00 Soma lia None 637,657 7,488,773 $4.30 Suda n Mi l i tary regime 2,505,810 36,080,373 $35.70 Syri a Mi l i tary regime 185,180 16,728,808 $50.90 Tuni sia Republic 163,610 9,705,102 $62.80 UAE Emi ra tes 82,880 2,407,460 $54.00 Yemen Republic 527,970 18,078,035 $14.40 ARAB Total Mos tl y monarchies 13,486,861 292,400,267 $1,195.49
Is rael Total Democracy 20,770 5,938,093 $110.20
Ara bs > Israel 649 fol d 49 fol d 11 fol d 1947 The UN votes for Palestine to be split into separate Jewish and Arab states, with Jerusalem becoming an international city. The move is accepted by Jewish leaders but rejected by the Arab side and never implemented. 1948 Unable to solve the problem, British rulers leave the region. The state of Israel is created by Jewish leaders. Palestinians object to the creation of Israel and a war follows, with neighbouring Arab countries forming a coalition with Palestinian factions. Hundreds of thousands of Palestinians flee or are forced out of their homes in what they call Al Nakba, or the 'Catastrophe'. 1949 The fighting ends in a ceasefire, and Israel controls most of the territory. Jordan occupies land which became known as the West Bank, and Egypt occupied Gaza. Jerusalem is divided between Israeli forces in the West, and Jordanian forces in the East. 1967 The “Six-Day War” begins with Israeli warplanes striking Egyptian airfields and Israeli ground forces entering the Sinai Peninsula. Jordan joins the fighting alongside Egypt, but Israeli forces have the upper hand and take control of the Gaza Strip, Sinai, the West Bank, the Golan Heights and predominantly Arab East Jerusalem. Hundreds of thousands of Palestinians flee or are displaced. None of the Palestinians displaced - or their descendants - have ever been allowed to return home, as Israel said it would overwhelm the country and threaten its existence as a Jewish state. 1973 A coalition of Arab nations, led by Egypt and Syria, launch a surprise attack on Israel. The Arab forces initially gain ground, but are driven back by an Israeli counter-offensive aided by supplies from allies, including the United States. 1978 A peace deal between Egyptian President Anwar Sadat and Israeli Prime Minister Menachem Begin, known as the Camp David accords, is brokered on September 17 by USA President Jimmy Carter. Potential Palestinian peace proposals are discussed, but never carried out. 1987 A Palestinian uprising - or intifada - erupts, bringing clashes and protests in the West Bank, Gaza and Israel. The unrest continues on and off for years, with many lives lost on both sides. 1993 The first of two pacts, known as the Oslo accords, is signed between Israel and the Palestine Liberation Organization (PLO), setting out a peace process. Left unresolved, however, were key issues such as Israeli settlements in the West Bank and the status of Jerusalem, which is viewed by the Palestinians as the capital of any future state, meaning peace was still not achieved. 2000 Another Palestinian intifada begins after a visit by right-wing Israeli political figure Ariel Sharon to a compound in Jerusalem venerated in Judaism, Christianity and Islam. Clashes and violence continue until 2005, leaving hundreds dead on both sides. 2006 The Palestinian militant group Hamas wins elections in Gaza, leading to political strains with the more moderate Fatah party controlling the West Bank. 2008 Israel begins three weeks of attacks on Gaza after rocket barrages into Israel by Palestinian militants, who are supplied by tunnels from Egypt. More than 1,110 Palestinians and at least 13 Israelis are killed. 2012 Israel kills Hamas military chief Ahmed Jabari, triggering more than a week of rocket fire from Gaza and Israeli airstrikes. At least 150 Palestinians and six Israelis are killed. 2014 Hamas militants kill three Israeli teenagers kidnapped near a Jewish settlement in the West Bank, prompting an Israeli military response. A seven-week conflict leaves more than 2,200 Palestinians dead in Gaza. In Israel, 67 soldiers and six civilians are killed. 2017 The Trump administration recognizes Jerusalem as the capital of Israel and announces that it plans to shift the US Embassy from Tel Aviv, stirring outrage from Palestinians. 2018 Protests take place in Gaza along the fence with Israel, including demonstrators hurling rocks and gasoline bombs across the barrier. Israeli troops kill more than 170 protesters over several months. 2021 Tensions rise in Jerusalem during Ramadan, with Palestinians saying Israeli police imposed unnecessarily harsh restrictions on them during their month of fasting. Israeli policing of Palestinians leads to the use of CS gas and stun grenades inside al-Aqsa mosque, a holy site for both Muslims and Jews. Palestinians are threatened with eviction from their homes in Sheikh Jarrah – a Palestinian neighbourhood outside the walls of the Old City – with land and property claimed by Jewish settler groups in the Israeli courts. Hamas issues an ultimatum to Israel to remove its forces from the al-Aqsa compound and from Sheikh Jarrah, and fires rockets at Jerusalem, which is met with resistance by Israel and fighting begins. Abdul Wahid Maktub - WA : 0811888400