Jesus Christ as Palestinian Terrorist

[GURPS]

Not only has Islam transformed Jesus Christ into a Muslim, and a “Palestinian” one at that; Palestinians are apparently trying to transform him into a “heroic martyr”—a term often translated by those on the receiving end of such heroism as a “terrorist.”


As a Jan. 14, 2022 article by PMW explains:

The PA uses many euphemisms and terms to refer to terrorists, and they are applying two of them to Jesus. The first is Fida’i, literally “self-sacrificing fighter.” For example, terrorist Ashraf Na’alwa, who brought a rifle to work, tied up a young mother of a 15-month-old, and then murdered her and another coworker, was called by Fatah: “The heroic Fida’i.” Fatah official Rawhi Fattouh applied this status to Jesus: “Jesus the first Palestinian Fida’i.”
The second term is Shahid – Islamic “Martyr” – the word the PA uses for every terrorist killed during his/her attack, including suicide bombers. Senior Fatah leader Tawfiq Tirawi applied both terms to Jesus: “The first Fida’i and the first Martyr, the messiah Jesus.”

Jesus Christ as Palestinian Terrorist

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[spr1975wshs]

If one reads the stories built up around the Rabbi Yeshua, he was indeed born in the Roman district of Palestine in the Province of Syria.
I see in him, someone who was trying to reform and rehabilitate his own religion of Judaism.
Whipping the merchants and money lenders out of the temple, one can see a man who is passionate about Reform losing his temper.

Modern revision by Palestinian Arabs cannot change that he was a Jew, whose main message was peace, under lawful authority.
That doesn't fit the "terrorist" model, as I see it.

 

[Kinnakeet]

Not only has Islam transformed Jesus Christ into a Muslim, and a “Palestinian” one at that; Palestinians are apparently trying to transform him into a “heroic martyr”—a term often translated by those on the receiving end of such heroism as a “terrorist.”


As a Jan. 14, 2022 article by PMW explains:

Jesus Christ as Palestinian Terrorist

pjmedia.com

what was Jesus a white man a black man or a tan man from the middle east

 

[jrt_ms1995]

what was Jesus a white man a black man or a tan man from the middle east

That's not important; what's important is how he self-identified.