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I was raised---the child of jewish parents in a very christian town in the USA. I had NO
'jewish" education at all----not even the two hours, "after school hebrew school" thing
that is imposed on most jewish kids. I learned from simple exposure-----to both christian and muslim "ethos"-----THERE IS NOTHING ANYONE CAN DO!!!!! The christians have a "book" and the muslims have a "book"----which SOMEHOW they
consider "'holy" -----both STINK. Those disgusting "books" engendered
genocides and hatred and FILTH-----and counting.
'jewish" education at all----not even the two hours, "after school hebrew school" thing
that is imposed on most jewish kids. I learned from simple exposure-----to both christian and muslim "ethos"-----THERE IS NOTHING ANYONE CAN DO!!!!! The christians have a "book" and the muslims have a "book"----which SOMEHOW they
consider "'holy" -----both STINK. Those disgusting "books" engendered
genocides and hatred and FILTH-----and counting.
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Abdel Wahab El-Messiri is an Egyptian academic who is more famed in the Arab world for writing an eight-volume "Encyclopedia of Jews, Judaism and Zionism."
Ever since the Abraham Accords, a quote from him from decades ago has been making the rounds of op-ed writers, most recently this past weekend.
About twenty years ago, he wrote, "From now on we will find Jews in Muslim clothes, the functional Jew, a Muslim who prays with us in the mosque, but he plays the same role as the Jewish general, and therefore this phenomenon must be analyzed so that many of us do not turn into Jews without realizing."
Notice that he doesn't say "Zionist" but "Jew," showing that even the biggest supposed expert on Judaism in the Arab world saw no distinction between the two - the Jew was a danger to Islam.
And now, to these pundits, the worst thing about the Abraham Accords is not the Arab turning into a Zionist - but the Muslim turning into a Jew.
Arabs seeing Egyptian author of encyclopedia of Judaism as a prophet
Blogging about Israel and the Arab world since, oh, forever.
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oh gee---- TURN INTO A JEW??? Does that refer to the new technology----
Abdel Wahab El-Messiri is an Egyptian academic who is more famed in the Arab world for writing an eight-volume "Encyclopedia of Jews, Judaism and Zionism."
Ever since the Abraham Accords, a quote from him from decades ago has been making the rounds of op-ed writers, most recently this past weekend.
About twenty years ago, he wrote, "From now on we will find Jews in Muslim clothes, the functional Jew, a Muslim who prays with us in the mosque, but he plays the same role as the Jewish general, and therefore this phenomenon must be analyzed so that many of us do not turn into Jews without realizing."
Notice that he doesn't say "Zionist" but "Jew," showing that even the biggest supposed expert on Judaism in the Arab world saw no distinction between the two - the Jew was a danger to Islam.
And now, to these pundits, the worst thing about the Abraham Accords is not the Arab turning into a Zionist - but the Muslim turning into a Jew.
Arabs seeing Egyptian author of encyclopedia of Judaism as a prophet
Blogging about Israel and the Arab world since, oh, forever.
circumcision by drone? Speaking of turning into----Posthumous "REVERSION"
to islam is a very prevalent phenomenon in the islamic mind. Pay attention to
any account of history that describes some notable scholar as a "muslim"---
Such a person could be a victim of POSTHUMOUS REVERSION----the scholars
of the historic islamic world were mostly christians, jews, zoroastrians, etc
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“Now, how did Donna Edwards…lose this race? A lot of it has to do with dark money, and more dark money.”
So Mehdi Hasan claimed, pointing at AIPAC, at the beginning of his segment with Congressman Andy Levin on July 24th.
The problem? Donna Edwards, who lost to Glenn Ivey in the Democratic Primary for Maryland’s 4thCongressional District, was already losing beforeAIPAC’s United Democracy Project (“UDP”) got involved. As reported by Jewish Insider, “Polling conducted on behalf of Edwards’ supporters in early June, before UDP began spending in the race, already showed Ivey leading Edwards by 13%.”
Such details went unmentioned by Hasan, which is certainly no surprise given the content of the rest of his conversation with Rep. Levin, which sought to accuse Jewish “dark money” of “running the Democratic primary,” “corrupting our primary,” and “dominat[ing] our politics.”
“But,” one might claim, “Hasan never explicitly said Jewish dark money!”
Consider, then, how Hasan introduced his guest, Rep. Levin:
This isn’t just about the obvious and cringeworthy tokenism in this statement, though it is evident throughout the interview. Levin assured us shortly afterward that “I’m not just Jewish…I’m reallyJewish,” and for good measure, Hasan emphasized to his viewers that Levin was a “former synagogue president,” which makes it “much harder to accuse [him] of being an antisemite.”
The tokenism is so transparent one almost wonders if the Mehdi Hasan Show has actually become a parody show.
What Hasan’s statement shows is his clear association of AIPAC, and its super PAC “dark money,” with Jews. Hence why he needed a token Jew to rail against the evils of the dark money he associates with Jews and blames for corrupting American politics.
It only gets more obvious when Hasan doesn’t voice any problem with the other PAC he mentions. Consider the fuller context of the statement that opened this article:
(full article online)
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So Mehdi Hasan claimed, pointing at AIPAC, at the beginning of his segment with Congressman Andy Levin on July 24th.
The problem? Donna Edwards, who lost to Glenn Ivey in the Democratic Primary for Maryland’s 4thCongressional District, was already losing beforeAIPAC’s United Democracy Project (“UDP”) got involved. As reported by Jewish Insider, “Polling conducted on behalf of Edwards’ supporters in early June, before UDP began spending in the race, already showed Ivey leading Edwards by 13%.”
Such details went unmentioned by Hasan, which is certainly no surprise given the content of the rest of his conversation with Rep. Levin, which sought to accuse Jewish “dark money” of “running the Democratic primary,” “corrupting our primary,” and “dominat[ing] our politics.”
“But,” one might claim, “Hasan never explicitly said Jewish dark money!”
Consider, then, how Hasan introduced his guest, Rep. Levin:
The person who made Jews the issue here is Hasan.
This isn’t just about the obvious and cringeworthy tokenism in this statement, though it is evident throughout the interview. Levin assured us shortly afterward that “I’m not just Jewish…I’m reallyJewish,” and for good measure, Hasan emphasized to his viewers that Levin was a “former synagogue president,” which makes it “much harder to accuse [him] of being an antisemite.”
The tokenism is so transparent one almost wonders if the Mehdi Hasan Show has actually become a parody show.
What Hasan’s statement shows is his clear association of AIPAC, and its super PAC “dark money,” with Jews. Hence why he needed a token Jew to rail against the evils of the dark money he associates with Jews and blames for corrupting American politics.
It only gets more obvious when Hasan doesn’t voice any problem with the other PAC he mentions. Consider the fuller context of the statement that opened this article:
(full article online)
Mehdi Hasan, Tokenism, and the Alleged Jewish Threat to Democracy
At a certain point, when a discussion throws important facts aside in favor of a narrative that points at a perceived Jewish organization as
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A slightly different version of this article was originally published at Jewish News Syndicate on July 26, 2022.
Earlier this year, the Foundation for Individual Rights and Expression (FIRE) published a piece explaining its opposition to the legislative adoption of the International Holocaust Remembrance Alliance (IHRA)’s working definition of antisemitism.
Unfortunately, FIRE’s position appears to be based on an understanding of the IHRA definition that is directly contradicted by what the definition actually says.
Writing in the context of the American Association of University Professors’ statement opposing the adoption of the definition by the state of Florida, FIRE states: “While the AAUP consistently opposes legislation restricting how race and sex can be taught on college campuses, its opposition to legislation that defines anti-Semitism to include any criticism of Israel is a new and welcome development” (emphasis original).
The claim that any criticism of Israel is considered antisemitic under the IHRA definition is false. The definition itself makes this very clear. In part, it reads: “Manifestations might include the targeting of the State of Israel, conceived as a Jewish collectivity. However, criticism of Israel similar to that leveled against any other country cannot be regarded as anti-Semitic” (emphasis added). The Florida law adopting the definition includes virtually identical language.
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When “criticism” of Israel holds that a Jewish state shouldn’t exist, but no objection is made to the existence of any other nation-state in the world, that is not legitimate criticism. It’s applying a double standard on the basis of Israel’s Jewish character.
The IHRA definition recognizes that antisemitism has evolved over many centuries. As the late Rabbi Lord Jonathan Sacks once said, “In the Middle Ages, Jews were hated because of their religion. In the 19th and early 20th centuries, they were hated because of their race. Today, they are hated because of their nation-state: Israel. It takes different forms, but it remains the same thing: the view that Jews have no right to exist as free and equal human beings.”
FIRE has played an important and admirable role in American society, standing up for one of our most important democratic values. It’s perplexing that the group’s position on the IHRA definition rests on an obvious factual error.
Hopefully, the organization will issue a correction. Efforts to protect our freedom of speech and expression should be based on an honest discussion of what is and isn’t at stake.
(full article online)
www.camera.org
Earlier this year, the Foundation for Individual Rights and Expression (FIRE) published a piece explaining its opposition to the legislative adoption of the International Holocaust Remembrance Alliance (IHRA)’s working definition of antisemitism.
Unfortunately, FIRE’s position appears to be based on an understanding of the IHRA definition that is directly contradicted by what the definition actually says.
Writing in the context of the American Association of University Professors’ statement opposing the adoption of the definition by the state of Florida, FIRE states: “While the AAUP consistently opposes legislation restricting how race and sex can be taught on college campuses, its opposition to legislation that defines anti-Semitism to include any criticism of Israel is a new and welcome development” (emphasis original).
The claim that any criticism of Israel is considered antisemitic under the IHRA definition is false. The definition itself makes this very clear. In part, it reads: “Manifestations might include the targeting of the State of Israel, conceived as a Jewish collectivity. However, criticism of Israel similar to that leveled against any other country cannot be regarded as anti-Semitic” (emphasis added). The Florida law adopting the definition includes virtually identical language.
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When “criticism” of Israel holds that a Jewish state shouldn’t exist, but no objection is made to the existence of any other nation-state in the world, that is not legitimate criticism. It’s applying a double standard on the basis of Israel’s Jewish character.
The IHRA definition recognizes that antisemitism has evolved over many centuries. As the late Rabbi Lord Jonathan Sacks once said, “In the Middle Ages, Jews were hated because of their religion. In the 19th and early 20th centuries, they were hated because of their race. Today, they are hated because of their nation-state: Israel. It takes different forms, but it remains the same thing: the view that Jews have no right to exist as free and equal human beings.”
FIRE has played an important and admirable role in American society, standing up for one of our most important democratic values. It’s perplexing that the group’s position on the IHRA definition rests on an obvious factual error.
Hopefully, the organization will issue a correction. Efforts to protect our freedom of speech and expression should be based on an honest discussion of what is and isn’t at stake.
(full article online)
CAMERA Op-Ed: FIRE misfires on the IHRA definition of antisemitism
FIRE has played an important and admirable role in American society, standing up for one of our most important democratic values. It’s thus perplexing
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An Iranian news agency said that the Indonesian International Book Fair was being held in Jakarta this week. As far as I could tell, it is being held in November.
Either way, since Indonesia is the largest Muslim country, I was curious as to what their books say about Jews.
A cursory look at the top search results for books in Indonesian about Jews shows nothing but pure antisemitism.
History of Judaism's blurb includes:
Jewish Red Reports Throughout History:
There is an entire book that is the transcript of a 2006 interview between a pastor and a fake Jew who called himself "Rabbi Abe Finkelstein" who "admits" that Jews made up the Holocaust and kill Christian children for Passover matzoh. This is a popular audio on American antisemitic sites today.
The Zamzam Illustrated Encyclopedia of Judaism Book of Religion by Dr. Tariq As-Suwaidan is described this way: "The Jews always instill hatred and hostility towards the Muslims, both openly and hidden. Thus, understanding the causes of hostilities, their history, and the methods they use requires in-depth and careful research; includes history, creed, system, and all things related to Judaism. So we will be alert and know where their strengths and weaknesses are. Furthermore, we will be able to deal with them by focusing attacks on those weaknesses. Because, how can we be able to face an enemy that we do not know? ...So, this book is very important and deserves to be owned by every Muslim in order to know the true nature of the enemy.
These are the first four books I found. The next one, another encyclopedia, looked like a somewhat more objective history but it still claims that Freemasons and Lions Clubs are Jewish organizations and Jews killed all the prophets.
This is what a quarter of a billion Muslims are being taught about Jews, today.
elderofziyon.blogspot.com
Either way, since Indonesia is the largest Muslim country, I was curious as to what their books say about Jews.
A cursory look at the top search results for books in Indonesian about Jews shows nothing but pure antisemitism.
History of Judaism's blurb includes:
Jewish Red Reports Throughout History:
Lots of rottenness, cunning, tyranny, and all the crimes committed by the Jews, all have been described in the Qur'an. Where the Qur'an shows us about the opposition of the Jews to the Prophets, their denial of the Apostles, their defilement of Allah Subhanahu wa Ta'ala, and much more.
Alhamdulillah, this book unpacks and explains the Jewish red report cards, which are explained in 30 chapters throughout history, based on the Qur'anic sources which are explained clearly and are easy to understand. I hope this book is useful.
There is an entire book that is the transcript of a 2006 interview between a pastor and a fake Jew who called himself "Rabbi Abe Finkelstein" who "admits" that Jews made up the Holocaust and kill Christian children for Passover matzoh. This is a popular audio on American antisemitic sites today.
The Zamzam Illustrated Encyclopedia of Judaism Book of Religion by Dr. Tariq As-Suwaidan is described this way: "The Jews always instill hatred and hostility towards the Muslims, both openly and hidden. Thus, understanding the causes of hostilities, their history, and the methods they use requires in-depth and careful research; includes history, creed, system, and all things related to Judaism. So we will be alert and know where their strengths and weaknesses are. Furthermore, we will be able to deal with them by focusing attacks on those weaknesses. Because, how can we be able to face an enemy that we do not know? ...So, this book is very important and deserves to be owned by every Muslim in order to know the true nature of the enemy.
These are the first four books I found. The next one, another encyclopedia, looked like a somewhat more objective history but it still claims that Freemasons and Lions Clubs are Jewish organizations and Jews killed all the prophets.
This is what a quarter of a billion Muslims are being taught about Jews, today.
Indonesian books on Jews are uniformly filled with hate
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Indonesia is an INTERESTING example of the vile filth of SHARIAH. The "law" demands that every person in the land "belong" to a
"LEGAL RELIGION" of which there are six----
Judaism is NOT one of them so the very few jews left in that shit hole carry papers identifying them as christians. All the synagogues have been destroyed----THERE were jews there in the past----escapees from
the islamic conquered Levant.....something like
seven left. In any case---the traditional islamo nazi line is defines the ethos of that sewer
"LEGAL RELIGION" of which there are six----
Judaism is NOT one of them so the very few jews left in that shit hole carry papers identifying them as christians. All the synagogues have been destroyed----THERE were jews there in the past----escapees from
the islamic conquered Levant.....something like
seven left. In any case---the traditional islamo nazi line is defines the ethos of that sewer
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Sign Our Petition Help End UN-Backed Hate Campaign Against Israel and the Jewish People On July 25, a UN expert tasked with investigating the Jewish state
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A former Olympic table tennis star from Taiwan made a racket at the nationals competition, berating her daughter’s Orthodox Jewish doubles partner as “ugly” and dissing her conservative style of dress.
Fei Ming Tong verbally slammed Estee Ackerman, 20, before the doubles competition earlier this month in Texas, dropping F-bombs, calling her a “piece of s–t” and saying her modest outfit with its long sleeves and skirt was “unprofessional” and “disgusting,” Ackerman and her father, Glenn, told The Post.
“This was discrimination,” Glenn Ackerman said, noting both families were from Long Island and that Tong had once trained Estee and knew she was Jewish.
The tirade took place at the Fort Worth Convention Center with Tong yelling “No one wears that!” Estee Ackerman recalled.
While playing, Ackerman, a senior at Stern College for Women in Manhattan, wears shirts with shooting sleeves covering her elbows, along with skirts with leggings to adhere to her religion’s modesty rules.
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Fei Ming Tong verbally slammed Estee Ackerman, 20, before the doubles competition earlier this month in Texas, dropping F-bombs, calling her a “piece of s–t” and saying her modest outfit with its long sleeves and skirt was “unprofessional” and “disgusting,” Ackerman and her father, Glenn, told The Post.
“This was discrimination,” Glenn Ackerman said, noting both families were from Long Island and that Tong had once trained Estee and knew she was Jewish.
The tirade took place at the Fort Worth Convention Center with Tong yelling “No one wears that!” Estee Ackerman recalled.
While playing, Ackerman, a senior at Stern College for Women in Manhattan, wears shirts with shooting sleeves covering her elbows, along with skirts with leggings to adhere to her religion’s modesty rules.
(full article online)
Trash-talking table tennis mom allegedly harassed daughter’s Jewish doubles partner
A former Olympic table-tennis star from Taiwan made a racket at the nationals competition, berating her daughter’s Orthodox Jewish doubles partner as “ugly” and dissing her conser…
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A former Olympic table tennis star from Taiwan made a racket at the nationals competition, berating her daughter’s Orthodox Jewish doubles partner as “ugly” and dissing her conservative style of dress.
Fei Ming Tong verbally slammed Estee Ackerman, 20, before the doubles competition earlier this month in Texas, dropping F-bombs, calling her a “piece of s–t” and saying her modest outfit with its long sleeves and skirt was “unprofessional” and “disgusting,” Ackerman and her father, Glenn, told The Post.
“This was discrimination,” Glenn Ackerman said, noting both families were from Long Island and that Tong had once trained Estee and knew she was Jewish.
The tirade took place at the Fort Worth Convention Center with Tong yelling “No one wears that!” Estee Ackerman recalled.
While playing, Ackerman, a senior at Stern College for Women in Manhattan, wears shirts with shooting sleeves covering her elbows, along with skirts with leggings to adhere to her religion’s modesty rules.
(full article online)
Trash-talking table tennis mom allegedly harassed daughter’s Jewish doubles partner
A former Olympic table-tennis star from Taiwan made a racket at the nationals competition, berating her daughter’s Orthodox Jewish doubles partner as “ugly” and dissing her conser…
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Shall I look for antisemitic acts reported about you?
Where shall I look first? Atlanta?
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