2024-03-12 22:35:00
The reaction to what Sister Maya Ziadeh said at Our Lady of the Immaculate Conception School in the town of Ghabala was greatly exaggerated, and everyone who deserved to express an opinion or not deserved to express an opinion, as the language of treason, distribution of accusations, and obscene speech of every kind prevailed. The nun did not depart from her faith, nor did she disbelieve in her belief. All she did was speak with an opinion that was contrary to balanced Christian public opinion, which spoke more regarding politics than substance. The reaction in support of her, too, was greatly exaggerated, to the point that the Muslims defending her almost reached the point of angelicism in Their values and their tolerance for multiple and diverse ideas and opinions, in contrast to the lived reality. First: The nun today suffers from exclusion, and I do not know where it will lead her. The exclusion is more social than administrative from the monastic authority to which it belongs, which is a foreign monastic order. A few years ago, the church witnessed a similar moral exclusion process for another nun who threatened students not to participate in the October 17 uprising, and threatened to punish them. At that time, I was attacked in defense of freedom of expression and action, as long as this freedom did not exceed the limits of the law and the limits of morality. Today the matter is going in the opposite direction, as there is repression of a nun who expressed her opinion publicly. She is originally an educator, not just a teacher, and at the core of her role is to develop a sense of citizenship among the younger generations, and she may be right or wrong. But the problem is in the surrounding public opinion, that is, the incubating environment, specifically in the Christian community, which is very different from Hezbollah, and has become afflicted with any “sympathy” with everything related to the party. But the basis is that the nuns should not touch on politics. In schools, to avoid entering into the maze of existing conflicts and deep divisions that afflict all families, from the largest to the smallest, because dressing “Hezbollah” as “resistance” does not mean at all the transformation of this resistance into a comprehensive nationalism, and its separation from a ideological, Islamic, Shiite party. , Iranian passion. These qualities do not mean rejection of him…
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