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Jewish holiday forced on Kuwait

Posted: May 29th, 2007 | Author: Moey | Filed under: Kuwait | Tags: | 6 Comments »

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6 Comments on “Jewish holiday forced on Kuwait”

  1. 1 globalorama said at 1:47 AM on May 29th, 2007:

    Jewish???
    when are we going to stop connecting every modernizing move with the Jews? the world is becoming one market and, if arabs want to stay competitive, they need to become more flexible with their ideology. the Jewish holiday starts Friday at sunset, so is it 7aram to have Friday off?

  2. 2 Moey said at 2:11 AM on May 29th, 2007:

    tell me about it

  3. 3 dadan said at 4:25 PM on May 29th, 2007:

    Agree

  4. 4 Ashlee said at 12:46 PM on May 30th, 2007:

    its crystal clear most of the biggest and important factories and companies belongs to JEWS!! their banks get off on saturday and so they cant add another day off which is thursday(cuz they already have friday off for being in the mideast but not all of the companies),most of the world if not all of it deal with them,and most of the countries have saturday and sunday off,however here cuz we have a majority of islam we got firday…nevermind its all about economics and financial things between countries!!! or then if we want to argue on every single thing they do we wont even survive…….

  5. 5 Amjad said at 1:27 PM on May 31st, 2007:

    We imitate Jewish by having this weekend switch? LOL.. That’s really FUNNY. Seems the MP who said that doesn’t know that Jewish have their weekend on Saturday and Sunday.

  6. 6 Red said at 3:56 PM on June 1st, 2007:

    well yeah that’s right guys,but one thing,they cant ever remove friday as a holiday,coz as we know friday is a 3eed for mulims,and saturday is 3eed for jews,this is so common known.and if an arab country didnt consider friday as a holiday it deserve to be burnt in hell \m/ :P


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