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Couldn't read it. Too much name calling.
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All The News Anti-Israel Posters Will Not Read Or Discuss
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Oh, geez, look how sensitive Tinmore is to the civil war between his favorite Jihadits!!!! If they fight eac other, they won't bother to fight and defeat the country he "knows" does not exist.Couldn't read it. Too much name calling.It looks like the civil war that the competing islamic tribes have been fighting since 2006 may go "hot" at any time.
Hamas infiltrated PA security forces, recruited officers as spies — report
Hamas infiltrated PA security forces, recruited officers as spies — report
Gaza-based terror group turned agents in sensitive units, including the preventative force that works with Israel to thwart West Bank Hamas activity; PA questions source of report
Couldn't read it. Too much name calling.It looks like the civil war that the competing islamic tribes have been fighting since 2006 may go "hot" at any time.
Hamas infiltrated PA security forces, recruited officers as spies — report
Hamas infiltrated PA security forces, recruited officers as spies — report
Gaza-based terror group turned agents in sensitive units, including the preventative force that works with Israel to thwart West Bank Hamas activity; PA questions source of report
You did read it.
You just dumped your usual cut and paste spam slogans because you're not equipped to address the issue.
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I am just too old to tolerate juvenile name calling.Oh, geez, look how sensitive Tinmore is to the civil war between his favorite Jihadits!!!! If they fight eac other, they won't bother to fight and defeat the country he "knows" does not exist.Couldn't read it. Too much name calling.It looks like the civil war that the competing islamic tribes have been fighting since 2006 may go "hot" at any time.
Hamas infiltrated PA security forces, recruited officers as spies — report
Hamas infiltrated PA security forces, recruited officers as spies — report
Gaza-based terror group turned agents in sensitive units, including the preventative force that works with Israel to thwart West Bank Hamas activity; PA questions source of report
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Antisemitism spread through the left like a tsunami through city streets. It may have entered via radical minority groups on the fringes, but as it hit the shore, there were no defences in place. Nothing to stop anti-Jewish sentiment moving from constituency to constituency. For decades, the mainstream has flirted with anti-Zionist activism. They have justified racist boycotts and supported the demonisation of the ‘Zionist’. They stood silently, as people wearing keffiyehs, turned every meeting into one that spread lies about Israeli actions.
Even staunch opponents of antisemitism will begin each sentence with a statement suggesting they ‘don’t support the Israeli government’. Sending an unspoken message that implies those demonising Israel are right. That Israel is indeed guilty of all it stands accused of. The mainstream allowed for the image of Israel as pariah to spread – so when antisemitism hit – there was no way to stem the tide. Anybody who stood up to shout down antisemitism, was accused of defending the indefensible.
The ‘it is just to stop criticism of Israel’ excuse has been given some level of legitimacy by major political players across the spectrum. Does this sound like ‘conflation’? Of mixing up antisemitism and Israel? Yes? Good, because it was meant to. Anybody today who suggests the two issues are entirely separate understands *NOTHING* about antisemitism at all. Which is at the heart of the entire problem.
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Why the mainstream is to blame for the antisemitism crisis
Even staunch opponents of antisemitism will begin each sentence with a statement suggesting they ‘don’t support the Israeli government’. Sending an unspoken message that implies those demonising Israel are right. That Israel is indeed guilty of all it stands accused of. The mainstream allowed for the image of Israel as pariah to spread – so when antisemitism hit – there was no way to stem the tide. Anybody who stood up to shout down antisemitism, was accused of defending the indefensible.
The ‘it is just to stop criticism of Israel’ excuse has been given some level of legitimacy by major political players across the spectrum. Does this sound like ‘conflation’? Of mixing up antisemitism and Israel? Yes? Good, because it was meant to. Anybody today who suggests the two issues are entirely separate understands *NOTHING* about antisemitism at all. Which is at the heart of the entire problem.
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Why the mainstream is to blame for the antisemitism crisis
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Did you know that that the War on Terror actually "is a war for natural resources – and that terrorism has little to do with it"?
So argues John Maszka in his book, Washington's Dark Secret: The Real Truth About Terrorism and Islamic Extremism (Potomac, 2018), as summarized in the publisher's blurb. If you were curious how this "Terrorism Scholar" (his capitals) and professor of international relations at the Higher Colleges of Technology in Abu Dhabi, would pull off so implausible a thesis, you might want to dip into the book.
A sentence, however, on p. 54, might give you pause: "Islamophobes such as Daniel Pipes insist that there is no such thing as a moderate Muslim."
Okay, you might ignore the predictable "Islamophobe" silliness; but where did that statement come? Wherever did I "insist that there is no such thing as a moderate Muslim"?
A search of the archive at DanielPipes.org turns up 5 article titles and 6 blog titlesincluding the words "moderate Muslim"; also 2 and 3 titles, respectively, with the term "moderate Islam." In all, the term "moderate Muslim," turns up 619 times there and "moderate Islam" 1,270 times. That adds up to nearly 1,900 references.
You will find so many of my articles on this topic that there is even a collection of them in a "Bibliography – My Writings on Moderate Muslims." In addition, a favorite, standing slogan of mine, "Radical Islam is the problem, moderate Islam is the solution," shows the centrality of moderate Islam to a strategy I have long held for defeating Islamism.
By teaching in Abu Dhabi, Maszka spreads crackpot American ideas around the world. A UAE national responded to his errors by writing me, "Unfortunately, with Islam still so largely unknown in the West, some academics manipulate facts and ideas for career purposes. Emirati institutions urgently need better quality control."
So, how does anyone, much less a professor, promote views that are so clearly stated and so profoundly wrong? Two enquiries to Maszka received no response, so one can only speculate. Here is the logic that may explain his error:
Maszka inhabits the academic hothouse of inaccurate polemics, which he both contributes to and draws on. For an example of the former, just see his baffling tweeton Aug. 16, 2016, shortly after a jihadi killed 86 in Nice, France: "What did the French government stand to gain by the Nice attack?"
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More Academic Malfeasance
So argues John Maszka in his book, Washington's Dark Secret: The Real Truth About Terrorism and Islamic Extremism (Potomac, 2018), as summarized in the publisher's blurb. If you were curious how this "Terrorism Scholar" (his capitals) and professor of international relations at the Higher Colleges of Technology in Abu Dhabi, would pull off so implausible a thesis, you might want to dip into the book.
A sentence, however, on p. 54, might give you pause: "Islamophobes such as Daniel Pipes insist that there is no such thing as a moderate Muslim."
Okay, you might ignore the predictable "Islamophobe" silliness; but where did that statement come? Wherever did I "insist that there is no such thing as a moderate Muslim"?
A search of the archive at DanielPipes.org turns up 5 article titles and 6 blog titlesincluding the words "moderate Muslim"; also 2 and 3 titles, respectively, with the term "moderate Islam." In all, the term "moderate Muslim," turns up 619 times there and "moderate Islam" 1,270 times. That adds up to nearly 1,900 references.
You will find so many of my articles on this topic that there is even a collection of them in a "Bibliography – My Writings on Moderate Muslims." In addition, a favorite, standing slogan of mine, "Radical Islam is the problem, moderate Islam is the solution," shows the centrality of moderate Islam to a strategy I have long held for defeating Islamism.
By teaching in Abu Dhabi, Maszka spreads crackpot American ideas around the world. A UAE national responded to his errors by writing me, "Unfortunately, with Islam still so largely unknown in the West, some academics manipulate facts and ideas for career purposes. Emirati institutions urgently need better quality control."
So, how does anyone, much less a professor, promote views that are so clearly stated and so profoundly wrong? Two enquiries to Maszka received no response, so one can only speculate. Here is the logic that may explain his error:
Maszka inhabits the academic hothouse of inaccurate polemics, which he both contributes to and draws on. For an example of the former, just see his baffling tweeton Aug. 16, 2016, shortly after a jihadi killed 86 in Nice, France: "What did the French government stand to gain by the Nice attack?"
(full article online)
More Academic Malfeasance
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CAMERA’s Sean Durns has produced a new backgrounder on the DFLP in which he examines that claim.
“Although a British Broadcasting Corporation (BBC) profile of the DFLP claimed, “In the 1970s, the group began a relatively small scale campaign of bombings and assaults,” the evidence suggests otherwise. In fact, the DFLP carried out numerous attacks during this period, many of them both intricate and infamous.
According to the University of Maryland’s START Global Terrorism Database, the DFLP participated in at least 54 terrorist attacks between 1974 and 2014. With one exception—an Aug. 3, 1974 assault in France that left no victims—every attack took place in Israel or in PA or Hamas-ruled areas. As of 2014, these attacks resulted in at least 50 murdered and twice as many wounded. Twenty-nine of these terrorist attacks occurred after the U.S. de-listed the DFLP as a terrorist organization.”
Read more on the DFLP and its terror record here.
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Fact checking the BBC’s DFLP profile
“Although a British Broadcasting Corporation (BBC) profile of the DFLP claimed, “In the 1970s, the group began a relatively small scale campaign of bombings and assaults,” the evidence suggests otherwise. In fact, the DFLP carried out numerous attacks during this period, many of them both intricate and infamous.
According to the University of Maryland’s START Global Terrorism Database, the DFLP participated in at least 54 terrorist attacks between 1974 and 2014. With one exception—an Aug. 3, 1974 assault in France that left no victims—every attack took place in Israel or in PA or Hamas-ruled areas. As of 2014, these attacks resulted in at least 50 murdered and twice as many wounded. Twenty-nine of these terrorist attacks occurred after the U.S. de-listed the DFLP as a terrorist organization.”
Read more on the DFLP and its terror record here.
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Fact checking the BBC’s DFLP profile
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Writing in The Guardian, academic Mick Dumper states that the Jewish historical presence on the Temple Mount is merely an “increasingly strident claim.” He also believes that: “Flushed with his electoral victory, and politically tooled-up with US support for his annexationist dreams, Netanyahu has the Islamic sites of Jerusalem in his line of fire. He exhibits all the hallmarks of a politician about to go rogue.”
According to Dumper:
"A particular flashpoint is the al-Aqsa mosque, one of the holiest shrines in the Islamic world… known as the Haram al-Sharif."
Note that nowhere does Dumper also refer to the site as the Temple Mount. The reason why becomes apparent when he addresses increasing demands from some Jews for greater access and rights on the site:
"They are driven by the increasingly strident claim that the al-Aqsa mosque and other Islamic sites in the Haram al-Sharif were built upon the ruins of Solomon’s Temple."
Clearly Dumper is not a professor of history or archaeology. It’s undeniable that there were two Jewish temples on the site. This is not an “increasingly strident claim” as Dumper says, but is an established and provable fact.
No wonder Dumper cannot bring himself to acknowledge that the Temple Mount is Judaism’s holiest site. In the best traditions of Palestinian extremists, he denies that there was ever a Jewish temple there at all.
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Academic Denies Jewish History on Temple Mount | HonestReporting
According to Dumper:
"A particular flashpoint is the al-Aqsa mosque, one of the holiest shrines in the Islamic world… known as the Haram al-Sharif."
Note that nowhere does Dumper also refer to the site as the Temple Mount. The reason why becomes apparent when he addresses increasing demands from some Jews for greater access and rights on the site:
"They are driven by the increasingly strident claim that the al-Aqsa mosque and other Islamic sites in the Haram al-Sharif were built upon the ruins of Solomon’s Temple."
Clearly Dumper is not a professor of history or archaeology. It’s undeniable that there were two Jewish temples on the site. This is not an “increasingly strident claim” as Dumper says, but is an established and provable fact.
No wonder Dumper cannot bring himself to acknowledge that the Temple Mount is Judaism’s holiest site. In the best traditions of Palestinian extremists, he denies that there was ever a Jewish temple there at all.
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Academic Denies Jewish History on Temple Mount | HonestReporting
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[ Is this another Egyptian who does not know that Egypt and Israel do have a Peace Treaty? Just look at what she has spent her time reading ]
Egypt's National Council for Women is a governmental organization to deal with women's issues.
One of its 28 members is Rania Yehia, who is also a violinist and a professor at the Egyptian Academy of Arts.
She wrote an article in Albawabah News which says that "Democracy in our case makes our country weak" and that political freedom is a "Jewish tool to take control over the people as mentioned in the first Protocol of the Elders of Zion."
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Egyptian government official says democracy and freedom is a Jewish plot ~ Elder Of Ziyon - Israel News
Egypt's National Council for Women is a governmental organization to deal with women's issues.
One of its 28 members is Rania Yehia, who is also a violinist and a professor at the Egyptian Academy of Arts.
She wrote an article in Albawabah News which says that "Democracy in our case makes our country weak" and that political freedom is a "Jewish tool to take control over the people as mentioned in the first Protocol of the Elders of Zion."
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Egyptian government official says democracy and freedom is a Jewish plot ~ Elder Of Ziyon - Israel News
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[ Priceless ]
Andrew Ross, a professor and director of NYU's American Studies Program, came up with a novel and utterly bizarre reason why Arabs should control Israel.
Writing in The Nation, he notes that Arab labor had, and has, been often used to build buildings in Israel and in the territories. He essentially calls this tantamount to slavery.
" There is nothing optional about this kind of employment. Technically, it may not be forced labor, but when the few alternatives offer little more than a starvation wage, it is certainly not free labor. "
The idea that the general wages in the territories are "starvation wages" is not borne out by any facts, of course. It is a simple assertion meant to evoke feelings of hate for Israeli Jews. I have yet to find a single case of a Palestinian starving to death, not in Gaza and certainly not in the West Bank, although the accusations of Israel starving them are made so often that, like any Big Lie, they are accepted as truth.
If Palestinian wages are "starvation wages," then it is a miracle that Jordanians aren't dropping like flies of starvation, because they get paid on the average only 78% of what those starving Palestinians make.
Ross is part of the tradition of lying propaganda meant to evoke hatred for Israeli Jews.
Moreover, Israeli wages are close to triple Palestinian wages. If Israelis were trying to squeeze all the value they can from the Arabs, why would they pay such a large disparity in wages - they can get the same workforce for half the cost!
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A new bizarre anti-Israel argument: Arabs should be compensated for being "forced" to work for Jews (for high wages) ~ Elder Of Ziyon - Israel News
Andrew Ross, a professor and director of NYU's American Studies Program, came up with a novel and utterly bizarre reason why Arabs should control Israel.
Writing in The Nation, he notes that Arab labor had, and has, been often used to build buildings in Israel and in the territories. He essentially calls this tantamount to slavery.
" There is nothing optional about this kind of employment. Technically, it may not be forced labor, but when the few alternatives offer little more than a starvation wage, it is certainly not free labor. "
The idea that the general wages in the territories are "starvation wages" is not borne out by any facts, of course. It is a simple assertion meant to evoke feelings of hate for Israeli Jews. I have yet to find a single case of a Palestinian starving to death, not in Gaza and certainly not in the West Bank, although the accusations of Israel starving them are made so often that, like any Big Lie, they are accepted as truth.
If Palestinian wages are "starvation wages," then it is a miracle that Jordanians aren't dropping like flies of starvation, because they get paid on the average only 78% of what those starving Palestinians make.
Ross is part of the tradition of lying propaganda meant to evoke hatred for Israeli Jews.
Moreover, Israeli wages are close to triple Palestinian wages. If Israelis were trying to squeeze all the value they can from the Arabs, why would they pay such a large disparity in wages - they can get the same workforce for half the cost!
(full article online)
A new bizarre anti-Israel argument: Arabs should be compensated for being "forced" to work for Jews (for high wages) ~ Elder Of Ziyon - Israel News
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Speaking up like this in the Arab world is brave. Challenging your own people is brave. This Israeli Arab named Yoseph Haddad is taking a stand. He is picking a side – the right side. And that is what he is telling his fellow Arabs to do: pick a side. Either pick the side that wants peace or the side that supports terrorism. The side that spreads love or the side that spreads hate. But it is time for something to change. Haddad said, “I have picked the side of sanity. Because only this way we can create one common society and a better future. For all of us. What about you?” Those are some strong words!
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Young Israeli Arab challenges his own people
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Young Israeli Arab challenges his own people
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[ German promises.....nothing but promises.....]
The authors of the report write that many of the incidents take place on the basis of incidental meetings. They also mention that, contrary to the previous year, there was in 2018 not a single neighborhood in Berlin without an antisemitic incident. With regards to damages against property these concerned in ten cases memorial stones for Jewish victims of national socialism, in six cases memorials and in three cases educational institutions.
The RIAS statistics differ from the figures published by the police. The report includes also complaints that were not mentioned to the police or are not punishable under German law. Experts say that in Germany laws are stricter concerning antisemitism than elsewhere. This seemingly explains the high number of antisemitic incidents. Yet most probably the actual number of incidents is even much greater than what RIAS reports. Many people do not inform any institution of incidents they have become victims of.
Recently the German Agency for Domestic Security released a 40 page report titled “Antisemitism in Islamism.” This represented a breakthrough. Never before has an intelligence agency in Europe published such a study. It listed inter alia a number of extreme Muslims organizations active in the country. These included local branches of the genocidal terrorist organizations Hamas and Hezbollah. Also ISIS is active in Germany.
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Berlin 2018: More than a thousand antisemitic incidents
The authors of the report write that many of the incidents take place on the basis of incidental meetings. They also mention that, contrary to the previous year, there was in 2018 not a single neighborhood in Berlin without an antisemitic incident. With regards to damages against property these concerned in ten cases memorial stones for Jewish victims of national socialism, in six cases memorials and in three cases educational institutions.
The RIAS statistics differ from the figures published by the police. The report includes also complaints that were not mentioned to the police or are not punishable under German law. Experts say that in Germany laws are stricter concerning antisemitism than elsewhere. This seemingly explains the high number of antisemitic incidents. Yet most probably the actual number of incidents is even much greater than what RIAS reports. Many people do not inform any institution of incidents they have become victims of.
Recently the German Agency for Domestic Security released a 40 page report titled “Antisemitism in Islamism.” This represented a breakthrough. Never before has an intelligence agency in Europe published such a study. It listed inter alia a number of extreme Muslims organizations active in the country. These included local branches of the genocidal terrorist organizations Hamas and Hezbollah. Also ISIS is active in Germany.
(full article online)
Berlin 2018: More than a thousand antisemitic incidents
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In a statement, the Swiss Embassy in Israel said, “No activity of the Swiss government was intended to harm the State of Israel. Switzerland has a flourishing relationship with Israel in many fields. In accordance with Clause 54 OF the Swiss Federal Constitution, the Swiss government promotes respect for human rights and democracy, as well as the peaceful coexistence of peoples around the world.
Shaun Sacks, a senior researcher at NGO Monitor, said he was surprised by the report’s findings, which he said “demand immediate attention.”
“Switzerland is a country that is friendly to Israel, which only two years ago passed a law banning the funding of organizations that promote anti-Semitism or have ties to terrorist organizations, and therefore this move is a clear violation of every diplomatic norm,” he said.
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https://www.israelhayom.com/2019/04...ing-million-on-legal-activity-against-israel/
Shaun Sacks, a senior researcher at NGO Monitor, said he was surprised by the report’s findings, which he said “demand immediate attention.”
“Switzerland is a country that is friendly to Israel, which only two years ago passed a law banning the funding of organizations that promote anti-Semitism or have ties to terrorist organizations, and therefore this move is a clear violation of every diplomatic norm,” he said.
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https://www.israelhayom.com/2019/04...ing-million-on-legal-activity-against-israel/
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There is a statistically reliable 2 to 4.5-fold excess of Muslim Jew-hatred, juxtaposed to all other major religious affiliations, or those professing no religious belief.
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In 1996, Catholic Theologian John T. Pawlikowski, observed (from the essay collection, aptly entitled, Removing Anti-Judaism from the Pulpit), that the ideals nobly articulated by this pronouncement were advanced only when The Vatican Council,
"…formally launched the process of uprooting the classic theology of Jewish displacement from the covenant in light of the Christ event and replaced it with a theological work based on the notion of the ongoing validity of the Jewish covenant to which Christians have been joined."
As Dr. Pawlikowski characterized it, the “Phase I cleansing” stage in this overall process involved
…the removal from mainline Christian educational texts of the charge that Jews collectively were responsible for the death of Jesus, that the Pharisees were the arch enemies of Jesus and spiritually soulless, that Jews had been displaced by Christians in the covenantal relationship with God as a result of refusal to accept Jesus as the Messiah, that the “Old Testament” was totally inferior to the New and that Jewish faith was rooted in legalism while the Christian religion was based on grace.
Prevailing, shamefully, till now, the polar opposite “accepted standard” facilitates open promulgation of Jew-hatred from Islam’s canonical texts, by the creed’s leading teaching institutions, and most authoritative religious leaders. The virulently Jew-hating, replacement theology themes Vatican II/Nostre Aetate explicitly rejected and sought to purge from Christianity, remain triumphantly preached, unchallenged, within their own unique mainstream Islamic framework by the leading institutional and clerical pillars of Sunni and Shiite Islam.
Obfuscation of Islamic Jew-hatred by a Muslim apologist/revisionist—whether delusive or disingenuous—as recently countenanced and promoted by Mark Levin, delays indefinitely any comparable Vatican II/ Nostre Aetate-like expurgation of Islam’s Jew-hating canon.
Alternatively, giving voice to those like Mort Klein would help educate Mark Levin’s large audience about the true nature and ubiquity of Islamic Antisemitism, and the urgent, if colossal effort needed to begin to combat it.
(full article online)
Mark Levin must give voice to reliable analysts of Muslim antisemitism
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In 1996, Catholic Theologian John T. Pawlikowski, observed (from the essay collection, aptly entitled, Removing Anti-Judaism from the Pulpit), that the ideals nobly articulated by this pronouncement were advanced only when The Vatican Council,
"…formally launched the process of uprooting the classic theology of Jewish displacement from the covenant in light of the Christ event and replaced it with a theological work based on the notion of the ongoing validity of the Jewish covenant to which Christians have been joined."
As Dr. Pawlikowski characterized it, the “Phase I cleansing” stage in this overall process involved
…the removal from mainline Christian educational texts of the charge that Jews collectively were responsible for the death of Jesus, that the Pharisees were the arch enemies of Jesus and spiritually soulless, that Jews had been displaced by Christians in the covenantal relationship with God as a result of refusal to accept Jesus as the Messiah, that the “Old Testament” was totally inferior to the New and that Jewish faith was rooted in legalism while the Christian religion was based on grace.
Prevailing, shamefully, till now, the polar opposite “accepted standard” facilitates open promulgation of Jew-hatred from Islam’s canonical texts, by the creed’s leading teaching institutions, and most authoritative religious leaders. The virulently Jew-hating, replacement theology themes Vatican II/Nostre Aetate explicitly rejected and sought to purge from Christianity, remain triumphantly preached, unchallenged, within their own unique mainstream Islamic framework by the leading institutional and clerical pillars of Sunni and Shiite Islam.
Obfuscation of Islamic Jew-hatred by a Muslim apologist/revisionist—whether delusive or disingenuous—as recently countenanced and promoted by Mark Levin, delays indefinitely any comparable Vatican II/ Nostre Aetate-like expurgation of Islam’s Jew-hating canon.
Alternatively, giving voice to those like Mort Klein would help educate Mark Levin’s large audience about the true nature and ubiquity of Islamic Antisemitism, and the urgent, if colossal effort needed to begin to combat it.
(full article online)
Mark Levin must give voice to reliable analysts of Muslim antisemitism
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UNIFIL says 3 of 6 tunnels dug by Lebanese terrorist group Hezbollah known to have crossed into Israel in violation of UN Resolution 1701.
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UN says 3rd Hezbollah tunnel crossed into Israel
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UN says 3rd Hezbollah tunnel crossed into Israel
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JNS reported that according to a report by the Center for Near East Policy Research in Jerusalem, textbooks used by the United Nations Relief and Works Agency (UNRWA) for the grades 1 through 10 do not contain any references to Israel. In the textbooks, the Jewish State is only referenced to as the "Zionist Occupation”.
The researcher hired to study the books Dr. Arnon Groiss, an expert on Arabic-language education said that the latest textbooks which are produced by the Palestinian Authority and used by UNRWA are based on three principles :
"Delegitimization of the existence of the State of Israel, which is a full member state of the United Nations; demonization of both Israel and the Jews; and advocacy of a violent struggle for the liberation of all of 'Palestine,' including pre-1948 borders, thus wiping Israel off the map."
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UNRWA textbooks don't mention Israel once
The researcher hired to study the books Dr. Arnon Groiss, an expert on Arabic-language education said that the latest textbooks which are produced by the Palestinian Authority and used by UNRWA are based on three principles :
"Delegitimization of the existence of the State of Israel, which is a full member state of the United Nations; demonization of both Israel and the Jews; and advocacy of a violent struggle for the liberation of all of 'Palestine,' including pre-1948 borders, thus wiping Israel off the map."
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UNRWA textbooks don't mention Israel once
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