| Official Moroccan government site praises "Protocols:" "Global Judaism is a demonic force"noreply@blogger.com (Unknown), 09 Jan 05:45 AM The Morocca | | The Moroccan Ministry of Awqaf and Islamic Affairs has a lengthy article on its official government website praising an Arabic version of the antisemitic forgery the Protocols of the Elders of Zion.
The article describes an edition of the book that was written by Ajaj Nuwaihid, a Lebanese historian who moved to Jerusalem in the 1920s. There, he became a close colleague of the infamous Jew-hating Mufti of Jerusalem and helped him start a political party in 1932.
The Waqf site summarizes the book: Global Judaism is a demonic force with a secret organization, which likens itself to a snake, and this snake has a 9-stage scheme. This plan started from the time of the Babylonian captivity 24-25 centuries ago, and the end of the last phase was at the end of this twentieth century, and in Palestine. "Strength" in global Judaism is its ability to conceal its attributes from the world, and spread the mist around itself so that the world remains confused about the Jewish truth. The most skilled thieves in the world, and if they mastered the technical trick of stealing, piercing walls, manipulating iron locks, acrobatic climbing in the dark, speed of movement, surprising with the barrel of a pistol, using drugs and covering their palms with gloves and paint. Nuwaihid's book is not merely a translation of the Russian forgery...Read More |
From Ian: Abraham Accords' true potential goes far deeper than business ties - opinion Potential models for enhanced Abraham Accords regional economic cooperation can be found particularly in Asia, where organizations such as the Asia-Pacific Economic Cooperation (APEC) and the Association of Southeast Asian Nations (ASEAN) have contributed to the growth and an increase in intra-regional trade. The new Regional Comprehensive Economic Partnership (RCEP), linking 15 Asia-Pacific nations of different sizes, levels of development, and systems of government, could serve as an initial model for economic partnership among Avraham Accords countries. As the enormous benefits of this win-win regional cooperation become increasingly clear, more countries will likely join the Abraham Accords, thereby creating a virtuous circle of peace and growth. While the Abraham Accords have the potential to transform the region, such a transformation will not happen on its own. Decision makers must focus time, energy and effort on those actions that serve to liberate the economic potential of the Avraham Accords, adopt a strategic approach which utilizes the unique contributions of each member, cut through bureaucratic red-tape, and help with integration with global markets. Concluding government-to-government financial and investment agreements must be given top priority, and ongoing high-level forums of officials empowered to overcome...Read More |
From Ian: Melanie Phillips: The conversation the Jewish world should be having — but isn't True, Israel has a unique relationship with the Jewish diaspora. Famously, all Jews have the "right of return" to Israel. It is the unequivocal refuge for a people who were persecuted and made to wander across the world for almost two millennia until their ancient homeland was restored to them. But unless they make aliyah, diaspora Jews are not citizens of Israel. The entitlement of shared peoplehood does not negate the particular compact of citizenship made between Israel's government and its citizens alone. This compact — common to all democratic nations — confers reciprocal duties and responsibilities on each party. The most important duty of any government is to keep its citizens safe. And although the strategy of keeping foreign nationals out was always open to criticism, Israeli Prime Minister Naftali Bennett was entitled to take the measures he believed to be essential to keep Israelis safe from the virus. With this strategy having now fallen apart under the huge wave of Omicron infections, these travel restrictions have just been lifted. But the tensions brought to the fore by Daroff's remarks go deeper. In a thoughtful post on his Substack blog, Daniel Gordis writes that there has never been an honest conversation between Israel and the diaspora about the obligations and prerogatives of...Read More |
The Jerusalem Post reports: New research on several artifacts dating back 2,600 years and uncovered in the area of the Temple Mount or its immediate proximity has shed light on where both the Temple and the Kingdom of Judah's treasuries once stood, two Israeli archaeologists have suggested.
The two, Zachi Dvira and Dr. Gabriel Barkay, analyzed dozens of clay seals that were found over the decades by sifting soil from the holy area – where archaeological digs are not allowed – as well as from excavations at Ophel Park, adjacent to the southern wall of the Old City.
Clay seals were used in antiquity to sign documents or containers, ensuring they would reach their recipients closed and untouched. The seals could bear symbols or inscriptions.
"Scholars usually don't consider the back of the seals, but by doing it, a lot can be learned, especially about the type of objects they were attached to," said Dvira.
By analyzing the seals, the scholars realized that a significant number of the artifacts carried impressions of woven fabrics on their reverse. This likely indicated that they were used to seal small bags filled with precious metals. A lot of the evidence gathered for this research came from the Temple Mount Sifting Project, which goes through tons of debris that the Waqf dumped in the 1990s from their illegal digs...Read More |
From Ian: Richard Kemp: Exposing the Lie of Israel Apartheid The breakdown in Israel-Soviet relations was later compounded by Israel's defensive victories against the Arabs in 1967 and again in 1973. Over this period all hope of Israel becoming a Soviet client had steadily evaporated. Arab armies sponsored, trained and equipped by the USSR had been humiliated, and so had Moscow. Thus the Soviets progressively developed a policy of undermining Israel. Their primary objective was to use the country as a weapon in their Cold War struggle against the US and the West. "We needed to instil a Nazi-style hatred for the Jews throughout the Islamic world, and to turn this weapon of the emotions into a terrorist bloodbath against Israel and its main supporter, the United States." — Yuri Andropov, Chairman of the Soviet KGB, later General Secretary of the Soviet Communist Party, as reported by General Ion Pacepa, former chief of Romania's intelligence services. As well as mobilising the Arabs to the Soviet cause, Andropov and his KGB colleagues needed to appeal to the democratic world. To do so, the Kremlin decided to turn the conflict from one that sought simply to destroy Israel into a struggle for human rights and national liberation from an illegitimate American-sponsored imperialist occupier. They set about transforming the narrative of the conflict from religious jihad — in which Islamic doctrine demands that...Read More |
From Balkan Insight: The Alliance for the Union of Romanians party, AUR said on Monday that the Holocaust and sex education represent "minor issues" and that teaching them in schools would " undermine the quality of education in Romania". The AUR was responding after the upper house of Romania's parliament voted by a large majority in November 2021 for a law making teaching about the Holocaust and Jewish history compulsory in schools from 2023. "The ideological experiments on children in Romania must stop! Real education is classical education, which makes citizens aware of their rights and responsibilities, their culture, history and origins," the AUR said in a press release. The party argued that introducing new classes on the Holocaust and sex education will reduce the importance of subjects like sciences, the Romanian language and literature, and national history. The AUR has 13 representatives in the 136-member Romanian Senate and 30 in the 330- member Chamber of Deputies. It appears to have little chance of changing the law but is hoping to put pressure on the education ministry. AUR has been accused of downplaying the Holocaust. According to the Elie Wiesel Institute for the Study of the Holocaust, there are at least 17 places in Romania with streets, busts, or...Read More |
Faisal al-Qassem is the host of the Al Jazeera program "The Opposite Direction" which is known for raucous debates about Arab politics. He asked his 5.9 million followers on Twitter, "Which is better, Israel's reputation or Iran's reputation in the region?" Israel's reputation was judged better by nearly a 3-1 ratio over Iran. Many people responded saying that they hate both countries. But some explained why Israel was the only logical choice. " A mighty economy, advanced human development, universities, the highest global ranking, a free democratic system, high-tech industry, smart urban planning, solid infrastructure, golden coasts for tourism and investment, high technology, and farms to generate solar energy, even in agriculture, self-sufficiency in its agricultural crops" said one, adding, "Real democracy: science, education, culture, hygiene as well, research and production, a mighty economy, and industry. A conscious, ambitious people and a rational, enlightened government." Al-Qassem also asked, "What do you think of the position of the Syrian Muslim Brotherhood, which rejects the Israeli bombing of the Syrian regime's sites in Syria?" In this case, those opposed to the Muslim Brotherhood (and therefore...Read More |
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