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ቃለ ቡራኬ (መልእኽቲ) ብጹዕ ወቅዱስ ኣቡን ባስልዮስ

Post by Zmeselo » 10 Sep 2025, 12:39



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ቃለ ቡራኬ (መልእኽቲ) ብጹዕ ወቅዱስ ኣቡን ባስልዮስ ቀዳማዊ ፮ይ ቅዱስ ፓትርያርክ ወርእሰ ሊቃነ ጳጳሳት ዘሃገረ ኤርትራ ብምኽንያት ርእሰ ኣውደ ዓመት ቅዱስ ዮሓንስ ፳፻፲ወ፰ (2025)

https://shabait.com/2025/09/10/%e1%89%8 ... %e1%89%a3/

Sep 10, 2025



በስመ ኣብ ወወልድ ወመንፈስ ቅዱስ ኣሐዱ ኣምላክ

“ወሐድሱ ልበክሙ። አእምሮኹም ብምሕዳስ ተለወጡ።” (ሮሜ. ፲፪፡፪/12:2)


ክቡራንን ክቡራትን፡ ኣብ ውሽጥን ወጻእን ሃገር እትነብሩ ሕዝበ ክርስቲያን፡ ብሓፈሻ ኵልኹም ሕዝቢ ኤርትራ እንቋዕ ካብ ፳፻፲ወ፯/2017 ዓመተ ምሕረት፡ ዘመነ ማቴዎስ ወንጌላዊ፡ ናብ ፳፻፲ወ፰/2018 ዓመተ ምሕረት፡ ዘመነ ማርቆስ ዜናዊ፡ ብደሓነ ሰላም ኣብጸሓናን ኣብጸሓኩምን እናበልና ሠናይ ትምኒትና ንገልጸልኩም።

እዚ ዕለት’ዚ ብቅዱስ ዮሓንስ መጥምቀ መለኮት እዩ ዝፍለጥ፡ እዚ ዝኾነሉ ምኽንያት ድማ፡ ቅዱስ ዮሓንስ ዛዛሚ ዘመነ ብሉይ፡ ጀማሪ ዘመነ ሓዲስ ስለዝኾነ፥ እዛ ንኽረምቲ መውፅኢ፡ ንሓጋይ መእተዊ ዘላ መዓልቲ ብስሙ ተጸውዐት፡ በዚ ምኽንያት እዚ ቅዱስ ዮሓንስ ካብ ዘመነ ብሉይ ናብ ዘመነ ሓዲስ፡ ካብ ዘመነ ነቢያት ናብ ዘመነ ሓዋርያት ዘሰጋገረ ብምዃኑ፡ ነቢይ ሐዋርያ ወሰማዕት ኢልና ንሰምዮ።

ቅድስት ቤተ ክርስቲያን ነዚ መሠረት ብምግባር ካብ ጸልማት ናብ ብርሃን፡ ካብ ብሉይ ናብ ሐዲስ፡ ካብ ዘመነ ኵነኔ ናብ ዘመነ ምሕረት፡ ዝተሰጋገርናላ ዓባይ ዕለት ስለዝኾነት ካብ ክፉእ ርሒቕና ብቕንዕናን ብሓቅን በዓልና ክንዝክርን ከነኽብርን ሠሪዓትልና ኣላ።

ዝኸበርኩም ሕዝበ ክርስቲያን ሰዓታትን ዕለታትን፥ አዋርሕን ዓመታትን፡ እግዚኣብሔር ንደቂ ሰባት ዝሃቦም ጸጋታት እዮም። ስለዚ ነዚ ተረዲእና ዝተወሃበና ግዜ ብዝግባእ ተጠቒምና፡ ዝሓለፈ ዓመት ዝተጋገናዮ፡ ሎሚ አሪምና፥ ከም ለባማት ንገዛእ ርእስናን ንሕብረተ ሰብናን ዝጠቅም፥ ሰናይን ቅዱስን ሓሳባት ሒዝና፡ ማለት ንኃጢኣት ብጽድቂ፡ ንትህኪት ብትግሃት፡ ንድንቁርና ብፍልጠት፡ ንጽልኢ ብፍቅሪ ለዊጥና ነዚ ሓድሽ ዓመት ክንቅበሎ መንፈሳዊ ሓላፍነትና እዩ።

“ነቲ ሠናይን ባህ ዘብልን ፍጹምን፡ ዝኮነ ፍቓድ አምላኽ፡ እንታይ ምዃኑ መርሚርኩም ክትፈልጡ፡ አእምሮኩም ብምሕዳስ ተለወጡ።” (ሮሜ. ፲፪፡፪/12:2)



ዝኸበርኩም ሕዝበ ክርስቲያን ልዑል እግዚኣብሔር ዕለታትን ዓመታትን ንደቂ ሰባት ዝሃበና ንጥቕምና እዩ። ስለዚ ኩሉ ጉዕዞ ሂወትና ብግዜን ዕለትን ዝዕቀን ስለዝኮነ፥ ግዜ ቀንድን አገዳስን ናይ ሕይወትና መሳርሒ እዩ። በዚ መሠረት ንግዜና ተጠቒምና መንፈሳውን ስጋውን ስራሕና ክንሰርሕ፥
ብላዕ በሃፈ ገጽከ፡ ብረሃጽ ስራሕካ (ገጽካ) ብላዕ
ዝብል አምላካዊ ትእዛዝ ተዋሂብና እዩ።

ብተወሳኺ ከም’ቲ ሓዋርያ ቅዱስ ጳውሎስ ኣብ መልእኽቱ፡ “ንኵሉ ግዜኩም ኣብ ረብሓ እናውዓልኩም ከም ዓያሹ ዘይኮነስ ከም ለባማት ተመላለሱ” ዝበሎ (ኤፌ ፭፡ ፲፮/5:16)፥ ዝተዋህቦ ጊዜ ብዝግባእ ዘይጥቀምን፡ ሠናይ ሓሳባት ዘይብሉን ሰብ ሓዲሽ ዓመት የብሉን ከም ዝበሃል፥ ንሕና ድማ ንዝተወሃበና ግዜ ብዝግባእ ተጠቒምና ንቤተ ክርስቲያናን ሃገርናን ዝጠቅም ሠናይ ሓሳባት ክንሓስብ ክንሰርሕን፡ በዚ ቅዱስ በዓል ሓዲሽ ዓመት አባታዊ መልእኽተይ ኣመሓላልፍ።

ኣብ መወዳእታ መንፈሳውያን በዓላትና ክርስትያናዊ ሥነ ምግባር ንፍጽመሎም ስለዝኾኑ፡ ፍቕርን ተስፋን ሓድነትን ተዓጢቕና፡ ንጥሙያት ከነብልዕ፡ ንዕሩቃት ክንከድን፡ ንዝሓመሙ ክንበጽሕ፡ ንዝሓዘኑ ከነጸናንዕ፡ ሓደራ ንብል።

ሓዲሽ ዓመት ዘመነ ማርቆስ ፳፻፲ወ፯/2018፡ ናይ ልምዓትን ብልጽግናን፡ ናይ ሰላምን ፍቕርን ዓመት ይግበረልና።

ልዑል እግዚአብሔር ሃገርናን ማኅደርናን ይባርኽ!!!

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Post by Zmeselo » 10 Sep 2025, 12:51



Opinion & Analysis
A Reckless Fantasy Threatening Regional Stability and International Law

Shabait Staff

https://shabait.com/2025/09/10/a-reckle ... ional-law/

Sep 10, 2025



In recent weeks and months, the ruling Prosperity Party (PP) and its political and military officials have entered an overdrive mode, enveloped in fanfare designed to “normalize” their delusional and reckless pursuit of what they refer to as
sovereign access to the sea.
This narrative, aggressively promoted through an assortment of speeches, ceremonies, and media campaigns, seeks to cast an unlawful, destabilizing, and misguided agenda as a legitimate national aspiration. Yet beneath the spectacle lies a toxic combination of historical revisionism, economic fragility, and deliberate political distraction that threatens not only Ethiopia’s stability but also the wider region.

PP officials have gone to great lengths to portray this maritime ambition, as both natural and inevitable. Through carefully choreographed rallies, official statements, and amplified media coverage, they attempt to dress up a reckless geopolitical gamble as a rational national policy. The aim is clear: to normalize what is in fact a dangerous delusion, to make the extraordinary sound ordinary, and to condition both domestic and international audiences into viewing unlawful territorial claims as legitimate statecraft.

To strengthen their narrative, PP leaders have even begun harking back to one of the darkest chapters in the modern history of the region: the period of annexation. By alluding to and lionizing this unlawful and abominable past, they not only distort history but also trample on the principles of sovereignty and international law that underpin regional stability today. This deliberate glorification of annexation is nothing short of political blasphemy – a red line that must not be contemplated, let alone crossed. It signals an alarming willingness to legitimize aggression as policy, with grave implications for both Ethiopia and its neighbours.

What makes PP’s adventurist posture even more alarming, is the stark contrast between its external rhetoric and Ethiopia’s internal realities. The government presides over a fragile economy that it requires intermittent injections of emergency financing from the IMF, the World Bank, and a patchwork of bilateral donors just to stay afloat. Inflation is soaring – among the highest in the world according to independent estimates. Official figures, however, present a starkly different picture, highlighting the government’s credibility gap. At the same time, multiple internal conflicts continue to rage across the country, exacting heavy tolls in lives lost, communities displaced, and property destroyed.

However, rather than focusing on and addressing these pressing crises, PP chooses to dangle the toxic promise of
sovereign access to the sea,
a distraction that diverts attention and resources from the urgent task of national recovery and reconciliation.

Diversionary theory of war highlights how unpopular leaders manufacture crises abroad, or demonize others, to distract from discontent at home and galvanize support through a
rally round the flag
effect.

PP’s behaviour fits this model with striking precision: when domestic legitimacy falters, external threats and manufactured ambitions are invoked as substitutes for genuine leadership.

True to this diversionary playbook, PP officials have indulged in elaborate exercises of gaslighting. They host high-profile summits on climate change, Afro-Caribbean cooperation, and other grand causes designed to project Ethiopia as a responsible global actor. These spectacles, however, mask rather than resolve the country’s mounting domestic crises. By diverting attention toward grandiose international posturing, the regime seeks to deceive both domestic and international constituencies – claiming moral leadership abroad while neglecting the urgent imperative of peace, stability, and justice at home as well as the wider region.

To set the record straight, Eritrea is not opposed to cooperation with its neighbours. On the contrary, Eritrea has consistently promoted agreements rooted in international law, negotiated with transparency and implemented through appropriate modalities. Genuine cooperation, however, cannot be built on unilateral adventurism or revisionist claims; it requires mutual respect, legal clarity, and a shared commitment to stability.

The dangers of Ethiopia’s strategy extend far beyond its borders. Revisionist claims and reckless rhetoric risk destabilizing an already fragile region, inflaming mistrust, and undermining prospects for cooperation. Ethiopia’s neighbours, already wary of its erratic policies, cannot be expected to accommodate unlawful ambitions without consequence.

These dangerous and irresponsible threats against the sovereignty and territorial integrity of Eritrea violate the Constitutive Act of the African Union, the Charter of the United Nations, and cardinal principles of international law. To legitimize or even tolerate such rhetoric would not only undermine Eritrea’s sovereign rights, but also weaken the very framework the international community relies on to prevent conflict.

In the end, PP’s toxic agenda of securing
sovereign access to the sea
is both reckless and unsustainable.

It represents a dangerous mix of historical distortion, economic irresponsibility, and deliberate misdirection. Ethiopia’s leaders would do far better to confront their domestic crises head-on – by ending internal conflicts, rebuilding a shattered economy, and restoring public trust – than to gamble with regional peace for the sake of political survival. For the sake of Ethiopia and the region, this reckless fantasy must be rejected in favour of legality, stability, and common sense.
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Post by Zmeselo » 10 Sep 2025, 12:55

🚨 Assab Is 🇪🇷 Eritrean — History Proves It. No Myths. No Debate.

💡 “Facts are stubborn things; they do not cease to exist because they are ignored.” – Thomas Huxley

Abiy’s camp keeps barking about Assab Port like entitled colonizers — but never once present a shred of evidence. Let’s break it down with history, law, and facts.

📜 Why Ethiopia’s Claims Fall Flat:

🟥 1. Adwa Logic – Ethiopians brag about the 1896 Adwa victory… so why didn’t Menelik advance to the Red Sea if Ethiopia had any claim?

🟩 2. Menelik’s 1897 Treaty – Just one year later, Menelik signed a border agreement placing Ethiopia 60km away from the sea — by his own choice. He even demanded this from the Italians, proving zero coastal claim.

🟦 3. Winners vs. Losers – Winners of wars make demands; losers make concessions. Menelik’s concession shows Ethiopia had no historical, cultural, or legal ties to Eritrea’s coastline.

🟨 4. African Borders are Sacred – The AU Charter is crystal clear: colonial borders are sacrosanct. No revisions. No fabrications.

🟧 5. The EEBC Ruling (2002, The Hague) – The Eritrea–Ethiopia Border Commission legally and finally settled the matter. No Eritrean port or coast was ever under debate. Case closed.

💬 Eritrea’s Message to Ethiopians 🇪🇹:

1️⃣ Eritreans know war better than most — but no one desires peace more than us.
2️⃣ We trust history, law, and readiness — not 4-Kilo fabrications.
3️⃣ We don’t just wish for peace — we guarantee it with strength, discipline, and clarity.

🕊️ Let’s live as true neighbors — in truth and peace.

But if provoked, 🇪🇷 Eritrea will defend every inch of its sovereignty.

📌The HArd Truth:

💡 “Peace is secured not by begging, but by standing firm.”
🕊️ Truth Builds Peace — Lies Build Wars 🌍
💡 “He who does not learn from history is doomed to repeat it.”




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Ethiopia is not only threatening its own citizens but also its neighbors. If this continues, the AU must seriously consider relocating its headquarters. Allowing a government that endangers the region to host the AU is an insult to the entire continent.





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Post by Zmeselo » 10 Sep 2025, 13:06



Ambassador Ragui ELETREBY of Egypt paid a courtesy visit to our Embassy today. We had an opportunity for a brotherly exchange of views on peace & security-past, present, future-challenges & opportunities faced by the Nile Basin, Horn of Africa & ME countries エリトリア @AmbassadorEstif




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Post by Zmeselo » 10 Sep 2025, 15:54




I paid a courtesy visit to Asmara, accompanied by my delegation, where we were graciously received by President Isaias Afwerki.

Our discussions provided an opportunity to express our appreciation for Eritrea’s steadfast support and solidarity with Somalia.

This visit represents the beginning of our efforts to advance a broader regional and international vision, one that aspires to a united, sovereign, and self-reliant Somalia.
@AbdiShirdoon


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