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Antisemitic Incidents In Britain Up 10% On Last Year
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The Labour Party are being blamed as well as the Far Right, but the media seem to shy away from including Islam, and since anti-Semitism is rife all over Europe, surely it can't be down entirely to the Far Right.
The Labour Party are being blamed as well as the Far Right, but the media seem to shy away from including Islam, and since anti-Semitism is rife all over Europe, surely it can't be down entirely to the Far Right.
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This is what Mehdi Hasan had to say:
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Most Westerners don't know that Jews and Christians are always remembered in Muslim prayers.
The observant Muslim prays five times a day. Every such prayer includes the first chapter of the Koran - Al-Fatiha ("The Opening") - in which Christians are described as "the people who have been led astray", and Jews as "those whom God hate".
Not many people know that, do they, Sir Michael?
The observant Muslim prays five times a day. Every such prayer includes the first chapter of the Koran - Al-Fatiha ("The Opening") - in which Christians are described as "the people who have been led astray", and Jews as "those whom God hate".
Not many people know that, do they, Sir Michael?
Bit of history?
When Mohammed was welcomed into Medina in 623 AD as a refugee there were three Jewish tribes living there. By the time (only five years later) that he had acquired sufficient armed and obedient followers two of these tribes had been forcibly expelled from the city, and a third, the Banu Qurayza, had been killed by decapitation (variously estimated as five to nine hundred men) and the women and children enslaved.
Business not finished yet. The town to which the earlier tribes had fled was besieged and taken. It was the first time the world heard the battle cry "Allahu Akbar!". That town was called Khaybar. Last year in Sadiq Khan's London the chant "Jews, remember Khaybar" was heard on the streets of our capital city.
When Mohammed was welcomed into Medina in 623 AD as a refugee there were three Jewish tribes living there. By the time (only five years later) that he had acquired sufficient armed and obedient followers two of these tribes had been forcibly expelled from the city, and a third, the Banu Qurayza, had been killed by decapitation (variously estimated as five to nine hundred men) and the women and children enslaved.
Business not finished yet. The town to which the earlier tribes had fled was besieged and taken. It was the first time the world heard the battle cry "Allahu Akbar!". That town was called Khaybar. Last year in Sadiq Khan's London the chant "Jews, remember Khaybar" was heard on the streets of our capital city.
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/// Let's be honest, if there was the slightest whiff of a possibility that a rise in anti-Semitism could be pinned on Muslims, the Daily Mail/Express/Sun would be all over it. ///
Even those two news outlets, wouldn't dare suggest such a thing, but as most of the evidence entered here on AB, proves Islam's attitude towards Jews, yes most of it is regarding to other European countries, but strangely our Muslims seem to hold a different attitude towards Jews, or at least that is what we are lead to believe.
/// Let's be honest, if there was the slightest whiff of a possibility that a rise in anti-Semitism could be pinned on Muslims, the Daily Mail/Express/Sun would be all over it. ///
Even those two news outlets, wouldn't dare suggest such a thing, but as most of the evidence entered here on AB, proves Islam's attitude towards Jews, yes most of it is regarding to other European countries, but strangely our Muslims seem to hold a different attitude towards Jews, or at least that is what we are lead to believe.
And here's the other face of Islam:-
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> Antisemitic Incidents In Britain Up 10% On Last Year
> The Labour Party are being blamed as well as the Far Right, but the media seem to shy away from including Islam
This is about a rise in antisemitic incidents. Whether or not Moslems are involved in any antisemitic incidents is not the point. The point is, why the rise?
The evidence for the rise points to the Labour Party. Not the Far Right and not Moslems, at least not in that article.
> The Labour Party are being blamed as well as the Far Right, but the media seem to shy away from including Islam
This is about a rise in antisemitic incidents. Whether or not Moslems are involved in any antisemitic incidents is not the point. The point is, why the rise?
The evidence for the rise points to the Labour Party. Not the Far Right and not Moslems, at least not in that article.
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