فلسطين المحتلة: حماس تنتقد إقامة عرض أزياء بالضفة الغربية

أعربت حركة "حماس" عن غضبها تجاه عرض الأزياء النصراني الذي أُقيم ببلدة "بيت صحور" الفلسطينية ذات الغالبية النصرانية بالضفة الغربية.

وأكد متحدث باسم حركة "حماس" أن هذا العرض كان ينبغي ألا يتم، مشيرًا إلى أن السلطة الفلسطينية بالضفة الغربية قد أخطأت بالموافقة على إقامة هذا العرض غير الأخلاقي، والمخالف لتعاليم الشريعة الإسلامية، والعامل على نشر الفاحشة والرذيلة.

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Muslims annoyed over Christian village fashion show

A fashion show held in the Christian village of Beit Sahour, near Bethlehem, has been condemned by Muslims in the area.

The fashion parade, which was permitted by the Palestinian Authority has drawn strong opinions from Hamas and other Palestinian factions.

Top Hamas political figures in the West Bank, have condemned the show as immoral and said it never should have happened in an area under Israeli occupation.

Saying the parade had violated Islamic values and laws, local Hamas officials said that such events were considered by Islam to be a fahisha, or major sin.

President Mahmoud Abbas and Prime Minister Salam Fayyad were strongly criticised "for supporting the fashion show, and spreading moral corruption in the West Bank."

The Palestinian Authority was represented at the fashion show to honour fashion designers who were graduating.

Late last year, the PA called off a Miss Palestine beauty contest following strong protests from Hamas and many Palestinians.

Palestinian Web sites were flooded with postings following reports of the parade, with writers denouncing the show with comments such as "Wherever there are Christians there’s moral decline" and "Were it not for the presence of Muslims in Palestine, Palestine would have become like Paris. One big brothel".