Sheikh Ahmed Yassin Research Paper

Yadira Sosa is a teacher in San Benito Texas. Mrs. Sosa has had the privilege to teaching for 10 years at Dr. Cash Elementary. Mrs.Sosa has been a PK teacher for the past 5 yrs. After interviewing Mrs. Sosa I have learn that being a teacher is a great challenge. Its a profession that requires many skills one must possess. The firsts thing Mrs.Sosa said was you have to love children and have patience in order to be a teacher. Patience is the number one skill a teacher must posses. Children come form different background and have different personality. As a teacher you have to find a way to work with the student to earn their respect. Another skill Mrs. Sosa mention was teamwork with the staff. Working as a team helps the student and helps

Ibtihaj Muhammad is the first female Muslim Olympian, and is an American sabre fencer for Team USA. She plans to wear a hijab when competing at the Rio Olympics.

How would you react to someone criticizing your religion? Would you hate them or defend them, in the name of the First Amendment? This is a question people have been pondering after listening to Ayaan Hirsi Ali’s various interviews and speeches. Ayaan is a Somali-born woman who fled to the Netherlands when she was around 23, to escape the marriage her father had arranged for her to her cousin. She is known as a big criticizer of the religion of Islam, and this is largely in part because of her own experiences (which you will learn about later in this paper). Ayaan possesses many qualities that would make people follow a leader: she shows bravery and perseverance in continuing to speak out about her opinions on Islam, even though many people

Last night the world lost a true icon and boxing legend Mohammed Ali. Although, I didn't get to witness firsthand the impact he made worldwide; I do understand he was a great man, a great athlete and one-of-a-kind! When you think of boxing the first thing that comes to your mind is Mohammed Ali. He shaped the sport into what it is today with his domination and confidence.

Mohammad Yaya is the father of Mohammad Mostafa. He is 58 years old and he has lived next to a bakery at Cartier 23 in Kabul for approximately 30 years. He is able to read and write. He lives with his wife of more than 35 years, Nazifa, their daughters, Nazila and Mina, his daughter-in-law, Mina, and his granddaughter, Hafnat. Nazila is older than 25 and does not work. His daughter, Mina, is 26 or 27 and she keeps the house. His daughter-in-law, Mina, is illiterate and does not work. Mina lived with her father before marrying Mostafa and moved into the witness’ house after the wedding. Mostafa had always lived in his father’s house.

When Massoud Amir Behrani, a former colonel in the Iranian military, sinks his remaining funds into a house he buys at auction, he unwittingly puts himself and his family on a trajectory to disaster; the house once belonged to Kathy Nicolo, a self-destructive alcoholic, who engages in legal, then personal confrontation to get it

The Deir Yassin massacre took place on April 9, 1948 when 120 fighters from the Irgun and Lehi attacked Deir Yassin, a Palestinian Arab village near Jerusalem. The village guards were surprised by the Jews entering their village at night and opened fire on the Irgun force. The village fell after fierce house-to-house fighting. 254 people had been killed 117 during the fight and the rest while they were they were recovering. The Irgun force approached Deir Yassin and arrived at the edge of the village at 4:30am. The fighting began at 4:45 and a gun-battle broke out. The fighting was over by 11am. The attack on the village was important because in the view of Irgun and Lehi it posed a threat to Jewish neighborhoods and the main road to the coastal

Zionists became less and less cooperative with the british as the underground militias gained power through the years. In 1940 a new organization arose as a branch of the Irgun. The Lehi which means Fighters for Freedom in Israel is a group that sought to fight the british during World War II. Along with fighting against the british they sought to ally themselves with the German Nazis. The Nazi’s were intrested in getting rid of their jewish population and so the Lehi offered to have them evacuated to Israel in exchange for alliance in fighting the British. In the weeks before the Independence war The Irgun and Lehi groups entered neIghborhood Deir Yassin and killed 254 arab residents. This event would be knows as the Deir Yassin Massacre. The founder of the Lehi as Avraham Stern a long time friend of Abraham Thomas. A notable commander of Lehi was Yitzhak Shamir, He had a long history of defying british rule. Arrested many times for undercover work by the british, and a member of Lehi he was a villain to the british and exiled to Africa. After independence He joined the Mossad, an intelligence agency in the Israeli Defence Forces. He served as prime minister of Israel in 1986-

Ahmad Shah Massoud was one of the most brilliant and fearless military minds that has lived in the modern era. The Lion of Panjshir, as Massoud was sometimes referred to as, managed to provide some light in a country that was overcome by darkness. In Afghanistan, the Taliban ruled with harsh authority. However, they did not control all of Afghanistan. Ahmad Shah Massoud’s forces were able to take control of places in the West and in the Panjshir Valley. Massoud’s forces were what the only thing keeping the Taliban from controlling all of Afghanistan (Gail Stewart 88).

Yusra Mardini is indeed a hero, she and a few other people saved 20 people, including herself by pushing a boat from Aegean ocean to land. Some qualities that Yusra had shown in this act of heroism would be courage because she was indeed scared, but never dared to show it because other people would also become scared. She also showed selflessness because she stayed about 3 hours and a half in cold Aegean ocean water just to protect her family and the other ship members. Yusra also shows modesty because she says in the video that she just wanted to save her family and crew members. Last would be her determination this determination to be in the middle of the Aegean ocean looking for land, but not seeing any but continuing to swim for 3 hours

In 1984 Israeli authorities arrested Yassin, who was sentenced to spend 13 years in prison, for illegal stockpiling of arms and explosives hiding them in mosques, and establishing a military organization. In May of 1985 he was released in a prisoner-exchange with Israel.

Yasser Arafat-He played a key role in the Israeli-Palestinian conflict, a involvement which began in his teenage years and continued until his death in November 2004. Arafat was “the embodiment of the Palestinian cause,” says the BBC and, although he received a Nobel Peace Prize in 1993, during the four years leading up to his death Palestine and Israel were locked together in a cycle of shootings, bombings and suicide attacks known as the Second Intifada Menachem Begin-He was the Israeli Prime Minister who made peace with Egypt, lived much of his life in the opposition. A Jewish underground leader before Israel gained independence in 1948, he openly fought the established Zionist leadership of the struggle against British rule. Anwar Sadat-

The idea of flight by simulating human for birds. Prompting some adventurers in the Islamic eras such as Abbas Ibn Firnas by jumping from the mountains top, see figure [1-20]. Use at that fixed wings on his arms, believing that bird wings are caused only lifted in the air. Despite the mishaps that ended with those attempts, but it was a step in the way of progress in the flight field. Until the end of the eighteenth century had not made any real progress in the flight art only effort done by Leonardo da Vinci out that the Wright Brothers, who succeeded in flying the first heavier-than-air aircraft in 1903 on a engine plane , see figure[1-21].

During the Great Revolt of 1936-1939 the followers of the radical Mufti of Jerusalem Haj Amin al-Husseini (a Nazi collaborator who later fled the Nurnberg Tribunal) not only killed hundreds of Jews, but an even larger number of Palestinian Arabs from competing groups. The Zionists in Palestine (called the Yishuv) established self-defense organizations like the Haganah and the (more radical) Irgun. The latter carried out reprisal attacks on Arabs from 1936 on. Under Arab pressure the British severely limited Jewish immigration to Palestine, after proposals to divide the area had been rejected by the Palestinian Arabs in 1937. Jewish refugees from countries controlled by Nazi Germany now had no place to flee to, since nearly all other countries

As stated earlier the source is written by the PLO and is part of a