Palestia Republic
27-03-2007, 20:57
Amir Sharab stood and pounded on the fence post with his metal sledgehammer driving the fence post deeper and deeper into the dusty arabic soil. Amir was one of a good four thousand workers for the different political parties that were contesting the first ever elections for the national government and muncipal governments of the newly created state of Palestia Republic. After several more smacks of his metalic sledge hammer Amir wipped the back of his neck with a cool, wet cloth and closed his eyes as two women in Burgah's passed by and looked at the sign for the Palestia Islamist candidate in this region for the national assembly, Abil Mihid Sheik. Amir nodded to the two women before he walked down the street with three more fence posts that had Abil face and party on them.
In Ramallah, the capital, there was already several dozen fence signs and nearly four hundred posters in windows and on the side of buildings that proclaimed the three main political parties and about a good four smaller parties and independents that were running for seats. The campaign for the first ever elections would be extremely fierce as the different parties wanted to appeal to their select groups of people.
The political parties that are competeing for Palestia Republic national and municipal elections are;
Fariri Mahir Nationalist Party (FMNP);
The Fairi Mahir Nationalist Party is a national Palestia Republic political party that goes between all three communities in the Palestia Republic ethnic background, Christian, Jewish, and Islamists, and finds a nationalist ground for all Palestia citizens to be proud off. The FMNP also supports good outside relations with nations that would have 'good' relations with the Palestia national government as well as good trade relations based on respect.
Palestia Islamist;
The Palestia Islamist party believes that the correct religion is Islam and believes that all Palestia citizens should believe in Islam or leave the country willingly.
Al-Ahabarou Sunni Brotherhood;
The Al-Ahabarou Sunni Brotherhood is a political organization that courts the vote of Sunni Muslims in the Palestia Republic as well as other religious groups that are supportive of the Sunni Muslim majority in Palestia Republic. They are semi-Islamic, but they also support the existance of Christianity and Judaism in the territory of Palestia Republic as long as they have no churches or synagoges.
Smaller Political Parties:
Islamic Congress of Palestia Republic: (ICPR)
The Islamic Congress of Palestia Republic is a socialist, Islamist party that believes that through the use of socialism and the end of barbaric islamic practices like some forms of Sharia law, then the other religious communities of Palestia Republic would become muslim. They are also very isolationist and do not want to deal with other foreign nations.
Three Religions Party: (TRP)
The three religions party is a political and social organization that supports the communal and shared traditions of Christianity, Islam and Judaism as well as supports that all three work side by side to achieve a greater Palestia Republic.
Palestia National Republican Party: (PNRP)
Not much is known about the PNRP except they are extremely nationalist and isolationist.
Palestian Republic Fascist Party: (PRFP)
A middle-class fascist right-wing party.
In Ramallah, the capital, there was already several dozen fence signs and nearly four hundred posters in windows and on the side of buildings that proclaimed the three main political parties and about a good four smaller parties and independents that were running for seats. The campaign for the first ever elections would be extremely fierce as the different parties wanted to appeal to their select groups of people.
The political parties that are competeing for Palestia Republic national and municipal elections are;
Fariri Mahir Nationalist Party (FMNP);
The Fairi Mahir Nationalist Party is a national Palestia Republic political party that goes between all three communities in the Palestia Republic ethnic background, Christian, Jewish, and Islamists, and finds a nationalist ground for all Palestia citizens to be proud off. The FMNP also supports good outside relations with nations that would have 'good' relations with the Palestia national government as well as good trade relations based on respect.
Palestia Islamist;
The Palestia Islamist party believes that the correct religion is Islam and believes that all Palestia citizens should believe in Islam or leave the country willingly.
Al-Ahabarou Sunni Brotherhood;
The Al-Ahabarou Sunni Brotherhood is a political organization that courts the vote of Sunni Muslims in the Palestia Republic as well as other religious groups that are supportive of the Sunni Muslim majority in Palestia Republic. They are semi-Islamic, but they also support the existance of Christianity and Judaism in the territory of Palestia Republic as long as they have no churches or synagoges.
Smaller Political Parties:
Islamic Congress of Palestia Republic: (ICPR)
The Islamic Congress of Palestia Republic is a socialist, Islamist party that believes that through the use of socialism and the end of barbaric islamic practices like some forms of Sharia law, then the other religious communities of Palestia Republic would become muslim. They are also very isolationist and do not want to deal with other foreign nations.
Three Religions Party: (TRP)
The three religions party is a political and social organization that supports the communal and shared traditions of Christianity, Islam and Judaism as well as supports that all three work side by side to achieve a greater Palestia Republic.
Palestia National Republican Party: (PNRP)
Not much is known about the PNRP except they are extremely nationalist and isolationist.
Palestian Republic Fascist Party: (PRFP)
A middle-class fascist right-wing party.