'Stones and trees calling out 'kill the Jews',' as revealed in the hadiths, is meantin a figurative sense.A believer will not act according to a voice coming from stones and trees andwill not kill an innocent person. A Muslim acts solely according to

Abu Huraira (ra) reported Allah's Messenger (saas) assaying:
"The Last Hour would not come unless the Muslims will fight against
the Jews. The Jews would hide themselves behind a stone or a tree and
a stone or a tree would say: 'Muslim, or the servant of Allah, there
is a Jew behind me; come and kill him;' but the tree Gharqad would not
say, for it is the tree of the Jews."
(Sahih Muslim, Kitab al-Fitan wa Ashrat as-Sa'ah, Book 41, 6985)
"So that Jews will hide behind trees and the tree will say "Muslim!
The servant of Allah! Come, look there is a Jewbehind me, he hid here,
behind me, come and punish him". Only the tree Gharqad will not say,
for it is the tree of the Jews."
(Kitab al-Fitan, hadith. 2239)
One statement by Mr. Adnan Oktar concerning hadiths in which our
Prophet (saas) refers to "stones and trees in the End Times telling
Muslims the location of Jews hidingbehind them and saying 'Come and
kill them'," reads:
"We look at events in thelight of the Qur'an and the hadiths. But one
cannot issue a pronouncement on the basis of one single verse in the
Qur'an. One must look at the verses as a whole. The same appliesto the
hadiths. The otherhadiths complement one another. Therefore, if
someone comes and tells us, 'There is a Jew here, come and kill him,'
we will not kill him. Whyshould we? That person would have to commit a
crime. And if he commitsa crime he will have to be tried. And the
judge will pronounce sentenceat the end of the trial. There is a whole
system and legal procedure involved. It does not mean that anyone who
sees him can kill him and try him himself. We can see what this
hadithmeans by looking at others. Otherwise, it is a sin to kill an
innocent Jew, a person, a child, standing there, and heed a voice from
a stone telling us to kill them. That is unacceptable. We must grasp
what our Prophet (saas) really means. It would appear the hadithmeans
this: Jews who are atheists or enemies of religion cannot hide. Those
who hide among wood or stones will be located using all kinds
ofelectrical devices and equipment, and the evil and activities of
these people will thus be prevented, and that will be a punishment for
them. That is what the hadith may be implying.

Syria in civil war, saysUN official Herve Ladsous

Syria is now in a state of civil war and the government has lost
control of "large chunks" of cities, the UN's head of peacekeeping has
told reporters.
It is the first time a UN official has formally voiced that view.
His comments came as UN monitors in Syria were fired on as they tried
to reach the besieged town ofHaffa.
Meanwhile, US Secretary of State Hillary Clinton accused Russia of
supplyingattack helicopters to the Syrian government.
She said the move would"escalate the conflict quite dramatically".
Russia maintains its arms shipments to Syria are unrelated to the
conflict there.BBC state departement correspondent
Hillary Clinton said the Russian move - sending helicopters to Syria -
wouldescalate the conflict in Syriadramatically. She said the US had
confronted Russia about its arms shipment toSyria but Moscow insisted
that the arms were not being used internally against people.
That, the secretary of state said, was patently untrue. State
department spokesperson Victoria Nuland declined to give details about
the source of Mrs Clinton's information, but she said the comments
were referring to new helicopters that were en route to Syria, and not
Syria's existing fleet.
The Pentagon has said it's not aware of specific reports of
helicopters beingdelivered but acknowledged that the Syrian government
was using helicopter gunships to attack people and that Russia was
re-supplying the Syrian army.
Mr Ladsous, UN under-secretary for peacekeeping operations, said the
attack on the UN team near Haffa was deliberate.
Asked whether he believedSyria was now in a civil war, Mr Ladsous told
a small group of reporters:"Yes, I think we can say that.
"Clearly what is happening is that the government of Syria lost some
large chunks of territory, several cities to the opposition, and wants
to retake control."
The UN and the US have warned of an alarming escalation in violence in
Haffa, amid reports of a build-up of government forces around the
town.
UN monitors first tried to reach Haffa on Monday but were denied access.
On Tuesday, government forces gave them permission to pass throughthe
last checkpoint before the town, but the monitorsjudged the situation
to be"unsafe" and turned back, aUN spokeswoman said.
As they were leaving, an angry crowd threw stones and metal bars at
the UN team before unknown assailants opened fire, the spokeswoman
said.
None of the observers was hurt.
The BBC's Barbara Plett, at the UN in New York, says UN officials have
been speaking this week not only about an intensification of
government military operations, including firing from helicopters, but
also about a dramatic increase in more sophisticated urban attacks by
the opposition.
Hillary Clinton: "We have confronted the Russians about stopping their
continued arms shipments to Syria"
Clashes
Earlier this month, activists said Syrian government forces killed 108
people in the region of Houla, in Homs province, and 78 people in the
village of Qubair, in Hama province.
Syria blames the violence on foreign-backed armed terrorist gangs.
The UN monitors are in Syria to observe the implementation of a peace
plan brokered by UN-Arab League envoy Kofi Annan. However, a ceasefire
whichwas supposed to come intoeffect on 12 April never took hold.
Mr Annan has called for another international conference on Syria, but
nodate or list of participants has yet been announced.
Activists said Syrian forces fired mortars at protesters in the
eastern city of Deir al-Zour, killing at least 10 people.
They also reported clashes in central Homs province.
These claims cannot be verified independently as Syria severely
restricts journalists' freedom of movement.

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Solar-powered planelands in Morocco

The Solar Impulse HB-SIA experimental aircraft flies after taking off
from Barajas airport in Madrid, Spain, in the early hours ofTuesday,
June 5, 2012. Thezero fuel airplane arrived in Madrid on May 25,
2012from Payerne, Switzerland,and now goes on to Rabat,Morocco on its
first transcontinental trip. The mission is described as thefinal
dress rehearsal for a round-the-world flight with a new and improved
aircraft in 2014. (AP Photo/Alberto Di Lolli)
Pilot Bertrand Piccard is helped fit inside the experimental
solar-powered airplane HB-SIA at Barajas airport in Madrid, Spain,
Tuesday, June 5, 2012. The zero fuelairplane arrived in Madrid on May
25, 2012 from Payerne, Switzerland, and now goes on to Rabat, Morocco
on its first transcontinental trip. The mission is described as
thefinal dress rehearsal for a round-the-world flight with a new and
improved aircraft in 2014. (AP Photo/Alberto Di Lolli)
Crew members of an experimental solar-powered airplane check the jumbo
jet-size Solar Impulse plane before taking off at Barajas airport in
Madrid, Spain, Tuesday, June 5, 2012. Thezero fuel airplane arrived in
Madrid on May 25, 2012from Payerne, Switzerland,and now goes on to
Rabat,Morocco on its first transcontinental trip. The mission is
described as thefinal dress rehearsal for a round-the-world flight
with a new and improved aircraft in 2014. (AP Photo/Alberto Di Lolli)
The Solar Impulse HB-SIA experimental aircraft is pulled out a hanger
at Barajas airport in Madrid, Spain, Tuesday, June 5, 2012. The
solar-powered airplane arrived in Madrid on May 25, 2012 from Payerne,
Switzerland, and now goes on to Rabat, Morocco on its first
transcontinental trip. The mission is described as thefinal dress
rehearsal for a round-the-world flight with a new and improved
aircraft in 2014. (AP Photo/Alberto Di Lolli)
Crew members of Solar Impulse project check the HB-SIA experimental
aircraft before taking off at Barajas airport in Madrid, Spain,
Tuesday, June 5, 2012. The solar-powered airplane arrived in Madrid on
May 25, 2012from Payerne, Switzerland,and now goes on to Rabat,Morocco
on its first transcontinental trip. The mission is described as
thefinal dress rehearsal for a round-the-world flight with a new and
improved aircraft in 2014. (AP Photo/Alberto Di Lolli)
An experimental solar-powered plane landed in Morocco's capital late
Tuesday after a 20-hour trip from Madrid in the first transcontinental
journey by a craft of its type.
With the wing span of a Boeing 777, the plane appeared out of the
pitch darkness over the runway,suddenly turning on its lights and
gliding to a landing in Rabat, its four propellers already still.
"It was perhaps the most beautiful flight of my life, Ihave dreamed
since I was a child of flying without using fuel," said pilot Bertrand
Piccard, who has already circumnavigated the world by balloon.
The single-seat aircraft is fitted with 12,000 solar cells across its
immense wings and but only weighs just as much as theaverage family
car, according to organizers.
The plane is the first of its kind to fly both during thenight and day
as the solar panels charge the batteries for night flying.
Piccard descended from the plane, apparently unfatigued by the long
flight in the cramped cockpit. He said the Solar Impulse project had
chosen Morocco because of its ambitious plans to increase its reliance
on solar power.
"We came here out of admiration for Morocco's pioneering solar energy
program," he said, flashinga brilliant smile and hugging members of
his team on the tarmac. "All ofthe technology on this plane can be
used in daily life."
Morocco is set to begin construction on a huge solar energy farm in
the south as part of an ambitious project to lessen its dependence on
fossil fuels and produce 2,000 megawatts of solar energy by 2020.
It also plans to eventually export the energy to Europe.
Solar Impulse arrived in Madrid from Switzerland in late May on the
first leg of the journey, but the delicate craft was delayed for
several days by bad weather before it could continue its journey to
Morocco. The two-leg Europe to Africa trip covered 2,500 kilometers
(1,554 miles).
The light craft can only fly in perfect weather. The plane has managed
to climb to 28,000 feet (8,535 meters) and reached top speeds of over
75 mph (120 kph), though its usual cruising speed is just over half
that.
The mission is being described as a final dress rehearsal for a
round-the-world flight with a new and improved plane in 2014 involving
five stops.
The project began in 2003and is estimated to cost about $100 million
over 10 years.