Former leader and founding member of Hamas, Khalid Mashal, gave a speech today urging Muslims all around the world to take part in a” Global Day of Jihad,” this Friday, October 13th.

Mashal called it “the Friday of Al-Aqsa flood”, and asked Muslims to display their anger. He stated it will send a message of rage to Zionists and to America. He also asked for financial help from all Muslims around the world; calling it, “Financial Jihad”. He called for political pressure from Muslim leaders and Muslim nations. Perhaps the most concerning thing he asked for, is for all Muslims around the world to carry Jihad by their souls and to fight and be martyrs for Al-Aqsa. To go to the borders and try to enter, each by his own means. He said, “This is the time for Jihad to be applied on the ground rather than just in theory.” He asked the Mujahedeen to go in long caravans to spell their blood on the land of Palestine. His speech ended with, ”Funds are important but today we are asking for your blood and souls.”

“First: We declare next Friday, ‘The Friday of the Al-Aqsa Flood,’ as a day of general mobilization in our Arab and Islamic world and among the free people of the world. It is a day to rally support, offer aid, and participate actively. It is a day to expose the crimes of the occupation, isolate it, and foil all its aggressive schemes. It is a day to demonstrate our love for Palestine, Jerusalem, and Al-Aqsa. It is a day for sacrifice, heroism, and dedication, and to earn the honor of defending the first Qibla of Muslims, the third holiest mosque, and the ascension of the trusted Messenger. Second: We call upon our rebellious youth throughout the West Bank, in its cities, villages, and uprising camps, in the streets and neighborhoods of Jerusalem, and at the squares of the blessed Al-Aqsa Mosque, to rise up, join massive demonstrations, and shake the ground beneath the feet of the Zionist invaders and their settler gangs. Engage with their soldiers and cowardly army in every place, affirming the unity of destiny and the path towards Jerusalem and Al-Aqsa, liberating them from the defilement of the Zionist occupation. “Third: Our people within the occupied territories of 1948, people of honor and courage, who have borne much to preserve their Palestinian-Arab identity. This day is your day to mobilize, assemble, and stand united in guarding the blessed Al-Aqsa Mosque. Preserve it, its Islamic heritage, its divine message, and prevent settler gangs from desecrating it. Thwart the fascist occupation’s plans to divide it, Judaize it, and build their alleged temple. Unite with your people in Gaza and the West Bank. Fourth: We call upon the masses of our Arab and Islamic nation and our Palestinian people in all places, including refugee camps and the diaspora, to march towards the borders of our beloved Palestine in massive gatherings. On this day, we declare our solidarity with Palestine, Jerusalem, and Al-Aqsa. For those geographically distant, let them gather at the nearest point leading to Jerusalem. Fifth: We call upon the free people of the world to mobilize in solidarity with our Palestinian people and in support of their just cause and legitimate rights to freedom, independence, return, and self-determination.”


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