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Pastimes : Ask God

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To: Emile Vidrine who wrote (20945)10/3/1998 10:29:00 PM
From: Jamey   of 39621
 
Same old broken record.....Play it again, Sam.

"AMMAN (J.T.) — His Majesty King Hussein, currently undergoing
chemotherapy treatment at Mayo Clinic in the U.S., has received a letter
from Saudi Crown Prince Abdullah Ben Abdul Aziz expressing the Saudi royal
family's wishes for the King's recovery and well-being.

Prince Abdullah, who visited the Monarch recently, said in the letter that
his visit to King Hussein “was prompted by the true affection and
appreciation which I cherish for you, because we are tied by strong bonds
not liable to be affected by events or developments.”

“We are confident that the future, with God's will, is bound to bring us
the good news of your return to the Arab and Muslim homeland as a leader
and a brother exercising his historic role along with his Arab brothers to
deal with the challenges with great resolve and determination,” Prince
Abdullah said in his letter.

Replying to a letter he had received from the King, Prince Abdullah said he
was deeply touched by the letter which reflected the true feelings among
brothers.

“I look forward to your visit to Saudi Arabia to be among your brothers;
and please remember that King Fahd, myself and the rest of the royal family
in Saudi Arabia support you in happy and difficult days alike,” the prince
said.

King Hussein had thanked Prince Abdullah for his gift of saffron and water
from Zamzem water — well close to the holy shrines in Mecca — blessed by a
prominent religious leader of Saudi Arabia.

In Gaza, the leader of the Palestinian Resistance Movement, Hamas, Sheikh
Ahmad Yassin has thanked King Hussein for his efforts that secured his
release from an Israeli jail one year ago and wished him good health.

Addressing a press conference in Gaza marking the first anniversary of his
release from detention, Yassin said King Hussein played a pivotal role in
securing his release together with several Palestinian detainees.

Yassin said he highly valued Jordan's continued efforts in support of the
Palestinian people's cause on all fronts and at all levels.

Israel freed Yassin, who was serving a life sentence, last October in a
deal with Jordan to obtain the release of two Mossad agents caught in a
bungled attempt to assassinate a senior Hamas political official in Amman.

Sheikh Yassin, who wished King Hussein full recovery, stressed that the
Palestinians have the full right to establish their independent state.

King Hussein has been undergoing chemotherapy treatment since July l4 when
he checked into Mayo Clinic." (The Watcher)

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