ANTI-SEMITISM
EU
definition of anti-Semitism: singling
out Jews and Israel
Those who hate
and wish to destroy the Jewish people want to destroy the rest of
the free world today - it was true in WW2, it is true today..
Jew devouringa
Palestinian child, by Palestinian cartoonist Omaya Joha in the newspaper
Al-Raya, Qatar | Arab
hate cartoons in Nazi style
Hitler's
"Mein Kampf"and
fraudulent
"Protocols of the Elders of Zion"
in Arabic are bestsellers
Iran sells notorious anti-Semitic tracts in
English at Frankfurt Book Fair
Islamic
Jew hatersfor
terror, re-opening Auschwitz and nuclear genocide, NYC, May
2009 (IslamicAwakening.com, accessed 6/3/2009)
The
New Anti-Semitism - Israel
is portrayed as the abstract evil, irrespective of what policies
the Israeli government does or does not carry out—while the
Arab Palestinians stand for the abstract good, regardless of what
their representatives permit or accomplish. Few of Israel's
critics have a genuine interest in the Palestinians. Rather, they
devote outsized attention to this otherwise small and obscure population
because it represents a convenient and potent tool with which to
malign Israel. Organizations intent on criticizing Israel's every
move by default become masters of tiny Palestinian grievances. They
document in loving detail residential and transportation patterns
in the West Bank, water and electricity grids in Gaza, and impediments
to reaching holy places in Jerusalem but are not concerned with
the corrupt Palestinian dictators withholding peace, freedom and
prosperity from their fellow subjects.
There
have been three stages of anti-Semitism. The first was religious
anti-Semitism, initially Christian and now overshadowed by religious
Muslim anti-Semitism. The second stage was nationalist-ethnic-racist
anti-Semitism. And the third - the latest one - is anti-Israelism,
against the collective Jew, the State of Israel. Each of these has
three characteristic phases. The first is demonization; the second
is exclusion; and the third is expulsion or destruction. Elements
of all three phases are directed today against the collective Jew.
Demonization - whereby Israelis are called the Nazis of today, citizens
of an apartheid or colonialist state.
The
annihilation of Israel is a necessary prologue to the redemption
of all of humanity through Islam. The Arab world and Iran are
today the central clearinghouses for genocidal anti-Semitism, replete
with Holocaust denial and Nazi-propaganda characterizing Jews as
subhuman filth who the Muslim world must unite to snuff out. Based
on Koranic Verses, Interpretations, and Traditions, Muslim Clerics
State: The Jews Are the Descendants of Apes, Pigs, And Other Animals.
Those who turn a blind eye to Islamist ideology—its cult of
death, its anti-Semitism, its hatred of self-determination—stab
every Muslim in the back who wants to prevent the Talibanization
of his live.
Jordanian
Nationality Law (Law No. 6 of 1954, last amended 1987), Article
3: "The following shall be deemed to be Jordanian nationals:
... (2)Any person who, not being
Jewish, .."
Palestinian
Authority TV (May 13, 2005): "Muslims
Will Rule America, Britain ... and the Entire World; Israel is a
Cancer; Jews are a Virus Resembling AIDS; Muslims Will Finish Them
Off" | Transcript
The
Muslim Woman Magazine
(Iqraa TV, Egypt, May 7, 2002)
Children
program hosted by Egyptian cleric, Sheik Muhammad Sharaf Al-Din,
which aired on Al-Nas TV, on June 21, 2006: "The Jews Are
the People of Treachery, Betrayal, and Vileness"
National
Socialism and Anti-Semitism in the Arab World
Tradition
obliges: Nazi
Haj Amin al-Husseini, Mufti of Jerusalem, supreme
Palestinian Arab leader, president
of the World Islamic Congress and Arab League founding member
conspired
with Hitler to destroy the Jews and helped recruiting the Moslem
SS Handschar Division. Left - the Mufti saluting recruits wearing
fez with Nazi eagle and SS Totenkopf (skull), on the collar patch
Nazi swastika and Islam's sword. Right
- Moslem SS recruits studying the Nazi tractate "Islam and
Judaism".
Hitler's
Mein Kampf In East Jerusalem and PA Territories (MEMRI, Oct 1, 1999):
"An Arabic translation of Adolf Hitler's Mein Kampf is being
distributed by Al-Shurouq, a Ramallah based book distributor, to
East Jerusalem and territories controlled by the PA. According to
Agence France Presse (Sept. 8), the book, previously banned by Israel,
has been allowed by the PA and is 6th
on the Palestinian best-seller list."
Palestinian
Prime Minister Mahmoud Abbas, a.k.a. Abu Mazen (MEMRI,
May 30, 2002):
Number of Jewish Victims in the
Holocaust Might be "Even Less Than a Million..." Zionist
Movement Collaborated with Nazis to "Expand the Mass Extermination"
of the Jews.
How
much is 6 million Jews murdered in the Holocaust?
The
Arab/Muslim Nazi Connection (Christian Action for Israel, Apr/May
2000): "Hitler's
Mein Kampf currently ranks sixth on the best-seller list among Palestinian
Arabs. Luis Al-Haj, translator of the Arabic edition, writes glowingly
in the preface about how Hitler's "ideology" and his "theories
of nationalism, dictatorship and race… are advancing especially
within our Arabic States."
National
Socialism and Anti-Semitism in the Arab World (Matthias Küntzel,
JPSR, Spring 2005): "Anti-Semitism based on the notion
of a Jewish world conspiracy is not rooted in Islamic tradition
but, rather, in European ideological models. The decisive transfer
of this ideology to the Muslim world took place between 1937 and
1945 under the impact of Nazi propaganda. Important to this process
were the Arabic-language service broadcast by the German shortwave
transmitter in Zeesen between 1939 and 1945, and the role of Haj
Amin el-Husseini, the Mufti of Jerusalem, who was the first to translate
European anti-Semitism into an Islamic context. Although Islamism
is an independent, anti-Semitic, antimodern mass movement, its main
early promoters – the Muslim Brotherhood in Egypt and the
Mufti and the Qassamites in Palestine – were supported financially
and ideologically by agencies of the German National Socialist government."
Their
Kampf. Hitler’s book in Arab hands (David
Pryce-Jones, NRO, July 29, 2002)
The
European Union Agency for Fundamental Rights "Working Definition
of Antisemitism"Why
We Cannot Criticize Israel that Way by Matthias Kuentzel, accessed
May 24, 2007
Hamas
Charter, article 7, (Palestine Center, Aug 9, 2003): “The
prophet, prayer and peace be upon him, said: The
time will not come until Muslims will fight the Jews (and kill them);
until the Jews hide behind rocks and trees, which will cry: O Muslim!
there is a Jew hiding behind me, come on and kill him!"
Hamas
Charter, article 22, (Palestine Center, Aug 9. 2003): "The
enemies have been scheming for a long time, and they have consolidated
their schemes, in order to achieve what they have achieved. They
took advantage of key elements in unfolding events, and accumulated
a huge and influential material wealth which they put to the service
of implementing their dream. This
wealth [permitted them to] take over control of the world media
such as news agencies, the press, publication houses, broadcasting
and the like. [They also used this] wealth to stir
revolutions in various parts of the globe in
order to fulfill their interests and pick the fruits. They
stood behind the French and the Communist Revolutions and behind
most of the revolutions we hear about here and there.
They also used the money to establish
clandestine organizations which are spreading around the world,
in order to destroy societies and carry out Zionist interests. Such
organizations are: the Freemasons, Rotary Clubs, Lions Clubs,
B’nai B’rith and the like. All
of them are destructive spying organizations.
They also used the money to take over control
of the Imperialist states and made them colonize many countries
in order to exploit the wealth of those countries and spread their
corruption therein. As regards local and world wars, it has come
to pass and no one objects, that they
stood behind World War I, so as to wipe out
the Islamic Caliphate. They collected material gains and took control
of many sources of wealth. They obtained the Balfour Declaration
and established the League of Nations
in order to rule the world by means of that
organization. They also stood behind
World War II, where they collected immense benefits
from trading with war materials and prepared for the establishment
of their state. They inspired the
establishment of the United Nations and the Security Council to
replace the League of Nations, in order to rule the world by their
intermediary. There
was no war that broke out anywhere without their fingerprints on
it: “…As often as they light a fire
for war, Allah extinguishes it. Their efforts are for corruption
in the land and Allah loves not corrupters.” Sura V (Al-Ma’ida—the
Tablespread), verse 64 The forces
of Imperialism in both the Capitalist West and the Communist East
support the enemy with all their might, in material
and human terms, taking turns between themselves. When Islam appears,
all the forces of Unbelief unite to confront it, because the Community
of Unbelief is one. “Oh ye who believe! Take not for intimates
others than your own folk, who would spare no pain to ruin you.
Hatred is revealed by [the utterance of] their mouth, but that which
their breasts hide is greater. We have made plain for you the revelations
if you will understand.” Sura III, (Al-Imran), verse 118 It
is not in vain that the verse ends with God’s saying: “If
you will understand.”
Depiction
of Jews in the Koran (IslamOnline.net, accessed Dec 16,2009):
It is easy for them to slay people and kill innocents. Nothing in
the world is dear to their hearts than shedding blood and murdering
human beings. They never give up this trait even with the Messengers
and the Prophets. Allah says: “…and slew the
prophets wrongfully.” (Al-Baqarah: 61).
Excerpt
from the "Constitution" of Arafat's Fatah:
" Article
(12): Complete liberation of Palestine, and eradication of Zionist
economic, political, military and cultural existence."
"Jews
in Grave Danger in All Moslem Lands"(NYT,
May 16, 1948), excerpts:
"text
of a law drafted by the Political Committee of the Arab League which
was intended to govern the legal status of Jewish residents of Arab
League countries. It provides that beginning on an unspecified date
all Jews except citizens of non-Arab states, would be considered
'members of the Jewish minority state of Palestine.' Their bank
accounts would be frozen and used to finance resistance to 'Zionist
ambitions in Palestine.' Jews believed to be active Zionists would
be interned and their assets confiscated." "Already in
some Moslem states such as Syria and Lebanon there is a tendency
to regard all Jews as Zionist agents and 'fifth columnists.' There
have been violent incidents with feeling running high. There are
indications that the stage is being set for a tragedy of incalculable
proportions." "In Syria a policy of economic discrimination
is in effect against Jews. 'Virtually all' Jewish civil servants
in the employ of the Syrian Government have been discharged. Freedom
of movement has been 'practically abolished.' Special frontier posts
have been established to control movements of Jews." "In
Iraq no Jew is permitted to leave the country unless he deposits
£5,000 ($20,000) with the Government to guarantee his return.
No foreign Jew is allowed to enter Iraq even in transit." "In
Lebanon Jews have been forced to contribute financially to the fight
against the United Nations partition resolution on Palestine. Acts
of violence against Jews are openly admitted by the press, which
accuses Jews of 'poisoning wells,' etc." "Conditions vary
in the Moslem countries. They are worst in Yemen and Afghanistan,
whence many Jews have fled in terror to India. Conditions in most
of the countries have deteriorated in recent months, this being
particularly true of Lebanon, Iran and Egypt. In the countries farther
west along the Mediterranean coast conditions are not so bad. It
is feared, however that if a full-scale war breaks out, the repercussions
will be grave for Jews all the way from Casablanca to Karachi."
Antizionism
and Antisemitism in the Contemporary Islamic Milieu (Shaykh Abdul
Hadi Palazzi, Cultural Institute of the Italian Islamic Community):
"As a Muslim and a man of
religion, I am really disappointed in realizing that people who
claim to be my co-religionists are involved in supporting this kind
of criminal ideology, and trying to appropriate those guidelines
of European antisemitic thought that prepared the ground for the
Shoah. On the contrary, I hereby remind that
the Islamic territory has been for many century a land of refuge
for those Jews that were discriminated and persecuted in Europe;
I am proud of the fact that ‘Omar Ibn al-Khattâb ended
the ban preventing Jews to live in Jerusalem, while Salâh
al-Dîn, after liberating Jerusalem from the hands of the Crusades,
wrote to Jewish leaders, "Your exile is over, and whoever wants
to come back is welcome".
The
Protocols of the Elders of Zion - An Egyptian Version (ADL):
Published by: Dar al-Turath, Cairo, Egypt, Year Published: NA. The
introductory note by the translator Muhammad Khalifa al-Tunisi is
from 1976. The foreword to the book was written by Abbas Mahmud
al-Aqqad, who also prefaced previous editions published in Egypt.
Excerpt from the introductory note by the translator Muhammad Khalifa
al-Tunisi: “The Jewish threat
is an evil which affects not only our country, but all the countries
and nations of the world. We have no choice but to remain fully
alert towards its machinations, and persevere in our holy war (jihad)
against it, as best as we can. We warn against it, for it is a satanic
force, which strives to corrupt the nations of the world and spread
hostility and hatred among people both as individuals and groups.
Their purpose is to gain sole control over the world and take advantage
of all that is valuable in it” (p. 12).
A Updated Version. Published by: Maktabat al-Iman, al-Mansura, near
al-Azhar University, Cairo, Egypt, Year Published: 1994. Excerpt
from the notes to the Arabic translation:
“To the Reader: Watch over this copy of the book, because
the Jews have waged war against this book whenever and wherever
it appeared, and in whatever language. They were prepared to spend
any amount of money in order to gather its copies and burn them,
so as to conceal from the world their satanic schemes plotted against
us, which are revealed in all their abomination in this book.”
(p. 6).
The
Protocols of the Elders of Zion - The Palestinian version (ADL):
Source: Chapters of the Protocols of the Elders of Zion that appeared
in al-Shuhada, a monthly publication of the Political Indoctrination
Apparatus of the Palestinian Border Guard which
operates in the Gaza Strip (Issue No. 44, November/December 2001).
“Because of all these, the Jew has no choice but to indulge,
in his relations with others, in using any vile means such as theft,
deceit, exploitation, fraud and usury. They also authorize him to
kill, like Moses did, as described in the Bible and the Talmud,
when he killed the Egyptian in a calculated and premeditated act
and did not spare his life. Killing a non-Jew, a “Goy”
[gentile], is, according to the Rabbis, an offering to God, which
appeases God and earns the offerer a reward. This is because the
non-Jews are enemies of God and the Jews, and they are beasts which
one is entitled to kill by whatever means available.”
The
Booksellers of Tehran (Matthias Kuntzel, Wall Street Journal, Oct
28, 2005): Every book fair exhibits bestsellers. But anti-Semitic
bestsellers? And in Germany, of all places? Last week at the Frankfurt
Book Fair, I happened to find myself in the International Publishers
section and was simply astonished. At the stand of the Iranian publishers,
in plain view, was the text that influenced Hitler's Holocaust fantasies
like no other: "The Protocols of the Learned Elders of Zion,"
published in English by the Islamic Propagation Organization of
the Islamic Republic of Iran. The first page of the tract makes
clear that Israel is the target of this new edition. It shows a
snake made of triangles, enclosing an area labeled "Greater
Israel" that includes large areas of Egypt, Syria, Lebanon,
Jordan, Iraq, parts of Turkey and northern Saudi Arabia. Each triangle,
according to the annotation, symbolizes the "Freemason's Eye,"
supposedly a "symbol of Jewry." A
few steps farther on, the second most important classic of modern
anti-Semitism was on display: Henry Ford's "The International
Jew," in a 200-page abbreviated version, published by the Iranian
"Department of Translation and Publication, Islamic Culture
and Relations Organization." It was interesting to read the
numerous footnotes that the Iranian publisher had added. For example,
Salman Rushdie's "Satanic Verses" is presented as the
latest example of the viciousness of Jewish slanders. A
third anti-Semitic screed caught my attention for its gaudy cover:
A red Star of David over a gray skull and a yellow map of the world.
Its title was "Tale of the 'Chosen People' and the Legend of
'Historical Right,'" written by Mohammad Taqi Taqipour. In
his foreword, the author is certain of another "final solution":
Given the "global Islamic movement," Israel will soon
be destroyed.
New
Type of Antisemitism Danger (Prof. Yehuda Bauer, Academic Advisor
to Yad Vashem): "Nazism,
Stalinist communism, and radical Islam are, to be sure, different
from each other, but they also have a certain similarity: all three
aim, or aimed, at exclusive control over the world, all three oppose
or opposed all expressions of democracy, and all three attacked
Jews, though in different ways and with different grades of extremism."
Kill
a Jew for Allah. The Mideast problem. (John Derbyshire, NRO, Mar
22, 2002): "Look: Possibly there would be some abstract
justice in closing down the settlements, I don't know. I don't see
it myself, I must admit. Why should
Jews not live among Arabs? Lots of Arabs live in Israel,
and do very well there. There are rich Israeli Arabs; there are
Israeli-Arab pop stars and comedians; there are Israeli-Arab intellectuals,
teachers, writers, businessmen, athletes. Why, when the whole thing
gets sorted out, should there not be Jews living in Arab territory
— as there were for centuries past? What, exactly, is wrong
with the settlements? I don't see it."
The
anti-Semitic lies that threaten all of us (Harold Evans, Times Online,
Jun 28,2002): "Rampant anti-Semitism in the Muslim world,
from schools to press, TV and internet, not only makes Middle East
peace impossible, but makes us all targets now "
The
Mideast: A cesspool of hate. Tribal politics and a willingness by
Arab-Muslims to blame others for their own problems are contributing
factors to today's anti-Semitism Salim Mansur, Toronto Sun, Dec
30, 2003): "Writing as
a Muslim, ... For what is involved here in the spreading slime of
anti-Semitism among many Arabs and Muslims - as it once was in Europe
- is the wreckage of Islam."
Treatment
of Israel strikes an alien note (Prof. Alan M. Dershowitz, National
Post): "If a visitor from a far away galaxy were to land
at an American or Canadian university and peruse some of the petitions
that were circulating around the campus, he would probably come
away with the conclusion that the Earth is a peaceful and fair planet
with only one villainous nation determined to destroy the peace
and to violate human rights. That nation would not be Iraq, Libya,
Serbia, Russia or Iran. It would be Israel."
The
Vatican's Terrorism Omission (Prof. Alan M. Dershowitz, FP, Aug
1, 2005
Sabotaging
Israel's Red Star of David (Israel Report, Oct 2002): "The
Magen David Adom (MDA), the Red Star of David, was born 52 years
ago. It is the Red Cross, except with a Jewish symbol. Its purpose
is to protect life and health and to alleviate human suffering.
It serves, without discrimination, the entire Israeli population,
including 1.1-million Israeli Arabs, and Palestinian Arabs in need.
MDA is not a government agency. It sought membership in the International
Federation of Red Cross (IFRC) with the Red Star of David as its
emblem. The Star of David is the symbol of the Jewish people as
well as of Israel. Surrender of its emblem should not be a condition
of membership. But its application for membership of the IFRC was
rejected at the 1949 Geneva Conventions, which required all new
national aid societies to adopt the Red Cross symbol. And
yet since that time some 25 Red
Crescent Societies representing the Muslim world have been admitted
to the IFRC which is now called the International Federation of
Red Cross and Red Crescent Services. Every effort Israel has made
to obtain recognition of MDA's emblem has failed due to tremendous
world anti-Israel sentiment. MDA's exclusion and the non-recognition
of its symbol are blatant examples of the ongoing campaign to delegitimize
the Jewish State. The IFRC's treatment of MDA as a pariah is shameful."Hiding
behind a crystal (JP, Dec 11, 2005): "... the 192 signatories
of the Geneva Conventions decided to adopt a new international symbol
- the Red Crystal - alongside the Red Cross and the Red Crescent.
Now it seems, for the first time, Israel's Magen David Adom (MDA)
can join the 182 members of the International Federation of Red
Cross and Red Crescent Societies ... The new Red Crystal
is a simple, bold diamond shape ... MDA will continue to use its
current symbol, the red Star of David, in Israel, and internationally
can use either an empty crystal or one with a Star of David inside
it. MDA and Israeli diplomats have been working toward such a solution
for years, though it clearly does not give the symbol of the Jewish
people the same status as the cross and the crescent. Those other
two symbols do not have to appear within the crystal when operating
internationally; the Star of David will. Advocates of the crystal
point out that the International Committee of the Red Cross was
actually looking for such a symbol, even leaving aside the "problem"
of Israel's membership, since the Red Cross was having trouble operating
in some Muslim countries under its own symbol. Presumably, therefore,
MDA will not be the only member society operating under the crystal
in some hot spots; so will the Red Cross ... Why could there not
have been four recognized symbols: a cross, crescent, crystal and
the Star of David? Or alternatively, why were the cross and crescent
not - like our star will be - forced inside the crystal when operating
internationally? There are no good answers to these questions. Evidently
even a humanitarian movement, and one which perhaps more than any
international body purportedly prides itself on neutrality and impartiality,
can baldly discriminate against the Jewish state for decades, and
then adopt a "solution" that continues to discriminate
against the symbol of the Jewish people. There is, furthermore,
a wider problem with the new arrangement: Rather than rejecting
and combatting hatred, it accommodates violence and intolerance.
It is no coincidence that, after over half a century of tolerating
the rejection of the Star of David, the Red Cross has itself in
recent years found it increasingly difficult to operate, and began
to seek cover. Though the crystal is being portrayed as the solution
to a general problem, namely places where one symbol or another
is not tolerated, in practice the intolerance flows almost entirely
in one direction: from the Muslim world against the Star of David
and, recently, against the Red Cross too. It is almost impossible
to conceive of a situation in which a Christian country, by contrast,
would take violent offense to a rescue mission operating under a
Red Crescent. By bowing for so long to the utter rejection of the
symbol of the Jewish people, and then devising for it a second-class
status, the international community legitimized a hatred that is
the antithesis of the Red Cross mission and the cause of many of
the casualties it treats. Why should a Red Cross ambulance, whose
only mission is to save lives, not be able to operate in Muslim
areas? Why does Israel have to beg Muslim countries for the right
to openly help their peoples recover from national disasters? Most
perplexingly, how has this blinding intolerance become so "normal"
that such questions are not even asked? Thursday's
decision on the new symbol was, in a step almost unheard on such
issues, taken by a vote rather than by consensus. Over 20 Muslim
countries, led by Syria, voted no. For these countries, even hiding
Israel behind a crystal was plainly too much tolerance. And in the
end, it was not just Israel that attempted to hide itself from a
hatred in many Islamic countries so deep it extends even to those
who would save their own peoples' lives. It was the entire West
as well."
Israel's
second-class status at the UN (Anne Bayefsky, National Pos, Feb
18, 2003):
"In fact, the only remaining elected Israeli on a UN body anywhere
is Mayer Gabay, vice-chair of the UN Administrative Tribunal --
whose term ends in December of this year and who is not permitted
by general rules concerning time limits to stand for re-election.
By
contrast, Egypt has members on all six of the UN human rights treaty
bodies. In fact, the Egyptian candidate for the Committee on the
Rights of the Child was elected with the highest number of votes
by the 191 parties to the Child Convention. This is despite the
fact that the leading child rights international NGO (based in Geneva)
put out an advisory to countries before the vote. It said: "NGOs
feel that she is not very knowledgeable nor reliable on the issues
... due to her strong affiliation and history with the Egyptian
government." Translation: When countries of interest to Egypt
are considered by the committee, an Egyptian government official
sits close to the "independent" Egyptian member just to
make sure they get it right.
Israel
is also the only UN member state denied membership in any of the
UN's five regional groups, which elect UN bodies in Geneva. Elections
in the UN are normally based on regional representation or slates
prearranged by regional groups. Israel qualifies for membership
in the Western European and Others Group (WEOG), composed of geographically
diverse states including Canada and Australia. But WEOG, driven
by states such as France, refuses to admit Israel to its Geneva
operations. This has the consequence that Israel cannot be elected
to a whole range of UN bodies. For instance, Israel cannot stand
for election to WIPO -- the World Intellectual Property Organization.
Similarly, Israel is prevented from running for the International
Labour Organization's Governing Body.
Lacking
UN regional group membership in Geneva means that Israel is the
only UN member forced to sit out consultations on draft resolutions
and UN Geneva-based business of all kinds. Israel is refused any
possibility of participating in the consultations of regional bodies
in the United Nations Conference on Trade and Development the World
Health Organization. The meetings behind closed doors of regional
groups at the Commission on Human Rights negotiate the language
of resolutions on all subjects without any Israeli participation.
In recent years, Sweden and Co. in the European Union have enjoyed
negotiating an agreed-upon level of hostility on the myriad anti-Israel
resolutions with Arab states on the commission, before Israeli diplomats
got a copy of a first draft."
The
U.N.'s Dirty Little Secret. The international body refuses to condemn
anti-Semitism (Anne Bayefsky, Wall Street Journal, Dec 8, 2003):
"A draft resolution on anti-Semitism--which would have been
a first in the U.N.'s 58-year history--was withdrawn in the face
of Arab and Muslim opposition."
Undiplomatic
Imbalance | The antisemitism at the U.N. is a problem for more than
just Israel (Anne Bayefsky, NRO, Dec 13, 2004):
"To appreciate fully the extent to which the U.N. has been
taken over, observe November 29th, the annual U.N. Day of Solidarity
with the Palestinian People, which is the only U.N. day dedicated
to a specific people. The occasion was held in the U.N.'s elaborate
Trusteeship Council before hundreds of delegates. At the front of
the room sat the secretary general, the president of the General
Assembly, and the chair of that main U.N. body, the Committee on
Palestinian Rights. In a repeat of previous years' performances,
beside them stood a U.N. flag, a Palestinian flag, and in between,
a map in Arabic pre-dating the existence of the U.N. member state
of Israel. All participants were asked to rise for "a minute
of silence...for all those who have given their lives for the cause
of the Palestinian people..." — which would include suicide
bombers."
Muslim
Anti-Semitism: A Clear and Present Danger (Robert S. Wistrich):
"What is particularly spine-chilling
about the new Muslim anti-Semitism is that it appropriates symbols
and motifs from classic European anti-Jewish bigotry and from Nazi
propaganda. Thus, in illustrations reproduced in this volume one
sees images of Jews with hook noses or as devil figures, Israelis
with swastikas or as drinkers of the blood of children. Hate literature,
such as the notorious nineteenthcentury forgery, The Protocols of
the Elders of Zion, has been resurrected and published in numerous
editions throughout the Arab world. The blood libel-the calumny
that Jews require the blood of non-Jews for ritual purposes-resurfaced
from the mouth of the Syrian defense minister, Mustafa Tlas, and
most recently from a medical professor in an article in the mainstream
Saudi newspaper Al-Riyadh. Arabic editions of Mein Kampf are selling
briskly in, among other places, London and the Palestinian Authority-controlled
areas."
The
demonology of SE Asian Islamists (Australian MP Michael Danby, Jerusalem
Post, Aug 31, 31, 2003): "Sue and Donna lived in Elwood
and Port Melbourne respectively, suburbs in my constituency in Melbourne,
where I serve as a federal member of parliament. Sue and Donna were
killed whilst enjoying a holiday in Bali, and now Donna leaves behind
a disabled four-year-old. As justification for their murderous acts
in Bali, two of the known perpetrators, Amrozi bin Nurhasyim and
Imam Samudra, have focused their
rhetoric on revenge 'against the Jews,' despite the fact that, to
the best of my knowledge, there are no Jews in Indonesia.
... Where European anti-Semites saw the Jews as the sworn enemies
of Christianity, the Indonesian
anti-Semites see the Jews and Christians as allies. Imam Samudra
says the Bali bombing was designed 'to carry out my responsibility
to wage global jihad against Jews and Christians throughout the
world.' When Samudra was led from court on 26
June, he yelled: 'Destroy Christians,
destroy America, destroy Jews!' ... Poor Indonesian
youth are attending religious schools (madrassas) and some of them
are being indoctrinated by Wahabist
preachers funded from Saudi Arabia.
The result has been to reconnect Indonesian Islam with the Islamist
strand of the Arab world, with its prevalent strains of anti-Western
and anti-Semitic ideology."
Hatred
of Israel is a crutch Arab states have to give up (Ruth Wisse, Wall
Street Journal, Jun 16, 2003): "In almost identical ways
[to the Nazis], the autocrats
who govern Arab societies have used the "Zionist entity"
to deflect attention from the worst aspects of their rule.
The unwanted presence of the Jews became the rallying point for
internal dissatisfaction with the mounting problems of Arab regimes.
The drumbeat against Israel invited the world to debate the iniquities
of the Jews rather than question the legitimacy of the attacks against
them. This comparison is not intended to equate the Germans with
the Arabs, except in the ways that both exploited anti-Semitism
to achieve broader political goals. Both used the alleged threat
of "the Jews" to excuse their own failures. Anti-Semitism
in both situations linked otherwise warring groups of the Left and
Right. The problem with anti-Semitism in its
older and newer varieties is that it seems to serve its patrons
so well. Without question, Arab
rulers successfully deflected attention from their offenses by their
decades of war and propaganda against Israel. Even the liberal Western
media that might have been expected to support a besieged fellow
democracy have long since focused on alleged Israeli abuses instead
of on the abuses of their Arab accusers."
On
Hating Israel. What we know but can't say out loud. (Victor Davis
Hanson, NRO)
Why
Israel, and not Sudan, is singled out (Boston Globe, Charles Jacoby,
Oct 5, 2002)
Oriana
Fallaci on Anti-Semitism
Rousing
Muslim bigotry (Jeff Jacoby, Boston Globe, Oct 23, 2003): Mahathir
delivered his diatribe at an Islamic summit meeting on Oct. 16.
His theme was the anti-Semite's timeless plaint: The Jews are few
but crafty, and the world is in their grip. "The Europeans
killed 6 million Jews out of 12 million, but today the Jews rule
the world by proxy," Mahathir told the leaders of 57 Muslim
nations. "They get others to fight and die for them."
He lamented that Jews are an enemy "who think. They survived
2,000 years of pogroms not by hitting back, but by thinking. They
invented . . . socialism, communism, human rights, and democracy
so that persecuting them would appear to be wrong -- so they may
enjoy equal rights with others. With these they have now gained
control of the most powerful countries." And
how should the world's Muslims deal with the Jews? Mahathir urged
them to learn from Mohammed's example -- to buy time by making "strategic
retreats" and signing peace accords, then building up their
strength until they are ready to launch a "counterattack"
that will lead to "final victory."
To
[Prime Minister of Malaysia] Mahathir Mohamad (Amos Asa-El, JP,
Oct. 23, 2003): "The question, therefore, is not why
you are after the Jews - that's because of your
insecurity and our perceived vulnerability - and also not what the
Jews will do in response, because today's Jews, unlike their forefathers,
can be counted on to confront people like you and the challenge
they represent. The question is why you are so frustrated?
And the answer in one word is: envy. Not only has Western civilization
advanced as dramatically as it has; in recent years non-Western
Japan, China, and India, as well as semi-Western Russia and Latin
America have also joined the future. Most Muslim countries, at the
same time, have not only stagnated, but in fact backtracked, seeing
the gaps between them and much of the rest of the world grow even
deeper than they were a century ago."
What
if it's not Israel they loathe? (Paris-based Iranian Amir Taheri,
JP, Dec 2, 2004): "There are no free elections or reliable
opinion polls in the Arab world. So no one knows what the silent
majority really thinks. The best one can do is rely on anecdotal
evidence. On that basis, I came to believe that the Palestine-Israel
issue was low down on the list of priorities for the man in the
street but something approaching an obsession for the political,
business, and intellectual elites. ... The reason why the elites
fake passion about this issue is that it is the only one on which
they agree. In many cases, it is also the only political issue that
people can discuss without running into trouble with the secret
services."
Tell
Children the Truth (Overseas Moslems expose the roots of
today's jihad)
The
Pathology of Jewish Anti-Semitism (Steven Plaut, FP, Feb 16,
2010): Most Jews dismiss such people as “self-hating,”
but this term is misleading at best. These rogues do not hate themselves.
Indeed they are narcissistic to the core. They hate other Jews
and wish them harm. Nor are these Jewish anti-Semites simply
assimilationists of Jewish descent who have lost interest in their
heritage, become indifferent towards the history of their people
and therefore casually alienated from Israel and its travails. On
the contrary, anti-Semitic Jews are intensely involved in their
“roots” and use them adroitly as protective coloration
from which they advance their treasonous notions. In some extreme
cases they collaborate with Neo-Nazis, Islamist terrorists, and
even Holocaust Deniers. | The
Psychology of Populations under Chronic Siege, Kenneth Levin,
JCPA, July 2, 2006
Arab
Anti-Semitism Documentation Project (The Middle East Media Research
Institute)
The
Coordination Forum for Countering Anti-Semitism
The
Vidal Sassoon International Center for the Study of Anti-Semitism
The
Stephen Roth Institute for the Study of Contemporary Anti-Semitism
and Racism
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