Zionist war criminal celebrating his 80ths birthday

[hareem01]

Re: Zionist war criminal celebrating his 80ths birthday

@Seminole

Harrem, I’ll ignore you points about immaturity, reasons why you don’t like to talk to me and that you have more knowledge since those are all off topic. Suffice to say I could easily come up with the same accusations and claims.

Oh you’re the one who started this all accusation buisness by calling me confused about Islam.

@Seminole

NO religion - even Islam which many like to believe holds monolithic points of view - has 100% of its adherents following the exact beliefs. You say proudly that euthanisa is haram in Islam, but there are Muslims and Islamic scholars who believe it is permissable to stop life support and medicine.

Only in one condition,
4. As for facilitating death by withdrawing artificial resuscitating apparatus from the patient who is clinically regarded as “dead” or “practically dead” because of the damage to the brainstem or brain, with which human beings live and feel; if the action of the physician is merely stopping the treatment instruments, it will be no more than giving up the treatment, in which case his action is legal and permissible, bearing in mind that these instruments can preserve the apparent life of the patient - represented by breathing and
circulation - though the patient is actually dead, for he cannot conceive, feel or be sensitive to anything because of the damage of the source of all that, namely the brain. Keeping the patient in that state would waste vital resources and would prevent other maybe curable patients from benefiting from the instruments being occupied for the practically dead patient.
From Islamonline

Euthanasia: Types and Rulings - Fiqh

@Seminole

A quick google, first click, came up with this:

It is the duty of the doctors, patient’s relatives and the state to take care of the sick and to do their best to reduce the pain and suffering of the sick, but they are not allowed under any circumstances to kill the sick person.If, however, a number of medical experts determine that a patient is in a terminal condition and there is no hope for his/her recovery, then it could be permissible for them to stop the medication. If the patient is on life support, it may be permissible, with due consultation and care, to decide to switch off the life support machine and let the nature take its own time. Under no condition it is permissible to induce death to a patient.http://www.islamonline.net/servlet/Satellite?pagename=IslamOnline-English-Ask_Scholar/FatwaE/FatwaE&cid=1119503543386So whatever level of acceptance of euthanasia by Jews today can also be found in Islam.

And your point is?
Are you going to take your statement "Suicide and euthanasia are unequivocally rejected in modern Judaism" back?