CAMERA – BACKGROUNDER: The Intrinsic Antisemitism of BDSThe BDS (Boycott Divestment and Sanctions) Movement is just the same reincarnation of the German Nazi Boycott of Jews in Europe in the 1930s and 1940s. |
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![]() BACKGROUNDER: The Intrinsic Antisemitism of BDSBy: Ricki Hollander 12May2020 https://www.camera.org/article/backgrounder-the-intrinsic-antisemitism-of-bds/ The anti-Jewish bigotry that characterizes the Boycott Divestment and Sanctions (BDS) movement has become even more apparent as BDS leaders and members seize upon the Covid-19 pandemic to fuel anti-Zionism and anti-Semitism with libels against Jews and the Jewish state. Statements by BDS leaders have ranged from accusing Israel of responsibility for Palestinian deaths that might arise from the Covid-19 virus to comparing Zionists themselves to the coronavirus to accusing Israel and Jews of deliberately spreading the virus in order to kill non-Jews. BDS’ latest campaign, which uses the hashtag #CoronaRacism falsely charges Israel with victimizing the Palestinians with racism in response to the pandemic – constituting the latest version of the medieval blood libels/conspiracy theories and anti-Semitic attacks that have nurtured and fueled anti-Semitism for so long. CAMERA’s backgrounder documents the fundamental anti-Jewish nature of this movement and how it has become a haven for anti-Semites to indulge their racism. (To go directly to a specific chapter, click on the headings OverviewAnti-Semitic UnderpinningsDenial of Jewish Nationhood and HomelandClassic Anti-SemitismCalling for Death to Jews Attacking the Jewish Religion Targeting People for Being Jewish Promoting Blood Libels Holocaust Denial, Holocaust Approval and Nazi-Inspired Messages Coronavirus Lies & Libels Links to Palestinian TerroristsAnti-Jewish ViolenceCampaign to Redefine Anti-SemitismOverviewThe Palestinian BDS campaign calling for broad boycotts, divestment initiatives, embargoes and sanctions against Israel was launched in July 2005, four years after the idea was first raised at the United Nations-sponsored World Conference on Racism in Durban. It was an attempt to demonize the Jewish state as an apartheid country akin to South Africa and make it into a pariah state among the nations of the world. The comparison of Israel to South Africa is a patently false one that has been rejected and thoroughly debunked by civil rights leaders and people who have lived or suffered under actual apartheid rule, but BDS has become a magnet for anti-Semites who use the South African analogy to gain adherents to a movement that seeks an end to the Jewish state. The BDS movement promotes itself in terms of Palestinian human rights and justice, using the pretense that its campaign constitutes “non-violent” criticism of Israeli policy toward Palestinians. But the inherent anti-Semitic nature of the movement is evidenced by the anti-Jewish actions and hate rhetoric of the movement’s leaders who justify, promote or themselves engage in violent rhetoric and, at times, even physical violence against Israelis, Jews, or Jewish supporters of Israel. The BDS campaign serves as a propaganda tool to delegitimize the Jewish state in the eyes of the world and as a vehicle to mainstream anti-Semitism in the form of anti-Zionism, or, as one scholar has described it, BDS is a form of “ideological polemical warfare.” To cover the anti-Semitic nature of the movement, its leaders and proponents campaign to redefine anti-Semitism, enlisting other progressive groups to fight legislation against anti-Semitism by claiming it muzzles activists’ free speech and impinges on their civil rights. Anti-Semitic UnderpinningsAlmost a year before the launch of the BDS campaign, Soviet dissident and human rights activist Natan Sharansky proposed a test to indicate whether a movement, organization or campaign is anti-Semitic in nature: It was defined by what he called the three D’s of antisemitism—double standards, discrimination and delegitimization. The BDS campaign employs all three: it uses double standards to single out the Jewish state for delegitimization and discrimination. The goal of BDS, as articulated in its slogan (“From the River to the Sea, Palestine will be Free), is to eliminate the Jewish state and replace it with a Palestinian state “from the river to the sea.” This goal is also clearly acknowledged by its Palestinian leaders and activists. BDS co-founder Omar Barghouti declares
Cal State University political science professor/BDS proponent Asad Abu Khalil confirms
Political commentator/ BDS activist Ahmed Moor makes clear that:
BDS activists justify their campaign by branding Israel as apartheid and decrying the state’s “Law of Return” that allows Jews to freely immigrate to the country and ensure that Jewish refugees from anywhere at any time can find a safe haven in their ancestral homeland. Yet at the same time, the BDS campaign promotes the right for millions of descendants of Palestinian refugees to move to Israel and turn Jews into a minority there. The denial of immigration rights for those with Jewish ancestry while promoting rights for those with Palestinian ancestry is the sort of hypocrisy that evidences the movement’s inherent anti-Semitism that seeks to annihilate the Jewish state through demographic means. As BDS spokesperson Omar Barghouti explains
Underlying the rejection of a Jewish state while promoting Palestinian nationalist aspirations is the denial of Judaism’s roots in the Land of Israel and even the notion of Jewish nationhood. The BDS movement instead represents Palestinian Arabs as the indigenous people of the land. This historical revisionism is in itself a glaring example of anti-Semitism, as are the double standards, delegitimization and demonization tactics used by the BDS campaign to make its case. Non-Palestinian promoters of the BDS campaign prefer to dismiss the movement’s anti-Semitic foundation, glossing over or denying its goal of eliminating the Jewish state, while promoting themselves as advocates for Palestinian rights and critics of Israeli policies. The movement’s anti-Jewish DNA is nonetheless evident in the actions and words of its proponents. Denial of Jewish Nationhood and HomelandBDS leaders, literature and website routinely refer to Palestinians as the “indigenous” people of the land and to Jews as the “colonizers”. They view all of Israel as Palestinian land colonized by Jewish interlopers. Lara Kiswani, for example, a movement leader addressing workers at a United Auto Worker’s BDS caucus meeting explained how the BDS movement views the relative rights of Jews and Palestinians in Israel:
The Palestinian BDS National Committee’s literature falsely claims that Palestinian refugees “were ethnically cleansed by Zionist militias, and later the Israeli army, during the 1948 Nakba,” and that United Nations Resolution 194 and the Universal Declaration of Human Rights decreed they had “the right” to “return to their homes and lands of origin.” That the cited documents enshrine a Palestinian right of return is as false as is the implication that Palestinians, rather than Jews, are the indigenous people whose descendants are legally entitled to the land of Israel. The 1948 UN General Assembly Resolution suggested that “refugees wishing to return to their homes and live at peace with their neighbors… be permitted to do so at the earliest practicable date.” It was a recommendation, as opposed to a legal directive, that was predicated upon the refugees’ acceptance of the state from which they were displaced and their willingness to live at peace with their neighbors. Arab leaders repeatedly rejected this resolution precisely because they refused to accept the Jewish state. Nor did they acknowledge that the same resolution pertained equally to Jewish rights of refugees in Arab countries from which they were displaced. Regarding the Universal Declaration of Human Rights, it applies to citizens or legal residents of a country. The majority of international legal scholars consider it inapplicable to Palestinians who were never citizens of Israel. In CAMERA’s backgrounder, “The Palestinian Claim to a Right of Return”, Dr. Alex Safian explains how the declaration actually argues against a Palestinian right of return to Israel. (See. “The Palestinian Claim to a Right of Return“) BDS leaders deny the entire concept of a Jewish nation and homeland. Hatem Bazian, who founded Students for Justice in Palestine (SJP) and American Muslims for Palestine (AMP) re-tweeted an article claiming, “The ‘Jewish nation’ is the central myth of Zionism. It needs to be dismantled.” ![]() Dr.Hatem Bazian tweet “The ‘Jewish nation’ is the central myth of Zionism. It needs to be dismantled.” In another tweet, Bazian asserts, “Sorry American Jews, you don’t have a birthright” to convey that Jews have no historical rights or connection to Israel. BDS activists have adopted the “Khazar” theory promoted in The Invention of the Jewish People, a book by BDS supporter Shlomo Sand, to invalidate the foundation of Zionism. Sand, who renounced his own Jewish identity, argues that there is no such thing as a Jewish people; that today’s Jews have no connection to biblical Israelites or to Jews who inhabited Israel during the time of the Second Temple; that they are descended from a nomadic Turkic tribe — the Khazars, and other disparate groups of people who converted to Judaism without any ties to the land of Israel. Conversely, he claims, there was no exile of Jews from the land of Israel; that most Jews remained in the land, converted to Islam and were the progenitors of present-day Palestinians. Lacking any scholarly credentials in either genetics or Middle East history, Sand’s sole qualifications for authoring the book are his hard-core, anti-Jewish and anti-Zionist sentiments. To support his outlandish ideas, Sand maintains that it was only recently that the concept of a “Jewish people” was “invented.” He dismisses as inconsequential the long Jewish history, writings, prayers, customs, rituals and longstanding, shared consciousness that forms the core of nationhood. The very fact that for thousands of years, Jews shared the same bonds to the land of Israel and regarded themselves — and others regarded them — as a people, itself invalidates Sand’s contentions to the contrary. Unequipped to dismiss this salient fact and the genetic studies that demonstrate a shared Jewish genealogy, Sand engages in meaningless straw man arguments that bear no relevance to Jewish nationhood while heaping ridicule on any facts that belie his theory. His preposterous ideas have been thoroughly debunked and his book was widely panned by both geneticists and history scholars. BDS proponents, however, have latched on to it as evidence to support their contention that Jews have no right to the land of Israel. ![]() The propaganda pamphlet, entitled “Basic Facts on the Palestine Issue” was authored by Dr Mohsen Mohammad Saleh, For example, a conference promoting BDS that was hosted by SOAS Palestine Society at the University of London included an “educational” handout produced by the Hamas-linked Europal Forum endorsing the false Khazar claim. The propaganda pamphlet, entitled “Basic Facts on the Palestine Issue” was authored by Dr Mohsen Mohammad Saleh, who under the guise of presenting the history of the conflict claims that today’s Jews are not descendants of the Israelites, have no historic ties or roots to the land and that today’s Jews are racist interlopers. He writes:
Shuaib Ismail Manjra, a prominent BDS activist who lectures and serves as a council member at the University of Cape Town likewise repeats Sand’s discredited Khazar claim to justify and explain the BDS movement. Using the argument that Jews are descended from Khazars with no ancestry or roots in the Middle East, he rejects any Jewish rights and claims to Israel. In one of his tweet, he tells Jews to go to “Khazaria” if they are “looking for a homeland” and on his blog, he asserts that “most Jews are not even Semitic, they are European– so I’m not sure whether they are really children of Isaac.” Classic Anti-SemitismGiven its anti-Jewish foundation, it is no wonder that the BDS movement provides a society and haven for anti-Semites of all stripes to freely indulge in Jew hatred. Below are just some representative examples of the numerous cases of classic, hard-core anti-Semitism by the haters drawn to the BDS movement. Calling for Death to Jews
Attacking the Jewish Religion
Beyond the obvious anti-Semitic comparison of Israel’s religious establishment with Nazism, Waters’ justification of BDS echoes the type of propaganda that was used to justify the Nazi regime’s Jew hatred by alleging that the Jewish establishment treated non-Jews as sub-human.
Targeting People for Being Jewish
Promoting Blood LibelsFor centuries, blood libels and conspiracy theories have played a tragic role in Jewish history, inciting pogroms, and responsible for the torture and murders of countless Jews. These libels have taken on multiple forms, variations on the same theme: Jews as a collective – or, in modern times, the Jewish state as a collective – conspire to kill, destroy or otherwise harm non-Jews for ritual purposes or for monetary gain and power.
After initially responding by denouncing what it called the “smear campaign” against it – and attacking the Jewish blogger who had exposed the BDS group’s blood libel – Miftah was subsequently pressured to remove the article from its website and as condemnation mounted, to apologize.
BDS leaders who hold academic positions at American universities use their platforms to promulgate similar blood libels on campus. For example:
Professor Hatem Bazian, founder of the BDS group Students for Justice in Palestine promotes similar libels, endorsing the smear with retweets: and repeating anti-Semitic memes that include the libel: After retweeting the above overtly anti-Semitic mime, Bazian was called out and condemned by officials at his university UC Berkeley and forced to apologize. Holocaust Denial, Holocaust Approval and Nazi-Inspired MessagesBDS social media groups carry both posts that applaud the Holocaust and those that deny it. Even though these are intrinsically contradictory messages, all anti-Semitic memes – denial, approval, Nazi-inspired propaganda – find a welcome home in BDS social media forums which provide a platform to Jew haters across the spectrum. Below are just a few of the numerous examples documented in a MEMRI study monitoring American BDS Facebook pages from January 2016 through April 2019. (For more examples, see here and here.) Holocaust Denial: Anne Frank’s diary account of her family’s attempt to hide during the Nazi occupation of the Netherlands is a frequent target for Holocaust deniers. Some deny that she ever wrote the diary at all, while others suggest that her death was due to disease unrelated to the Nazi concentration camp to which she was deported.
Holocaust Approval:
And a thread on Stand With Palestine included this: Nazi-Inspired Anti-Semitism:
Another Nazi theme that is popular in the anti-Semitic posts in BDS forums is that Jews have orchestrated and fomented wars and terrorism around the world: BDS leaders and activists have seized on the coronavirus pandemic to promote hatred against Jews and the Jewish state. In fact, the Covid-19 pandemic resulted in rare cooperation and coordination between Israel and the Palestinians. Israel has provided the Palestinian Authority with nearly 2000 testing kits and more than 2000 swabs from its own equipment and has facilitated the transfer of additional donated testing kits, ventilators and protective gear for healthcare workers. Israeli medical centers and ambulance services have held training workshops for Palestinian healthcare professionals and has conducted joint monitoring groups to discuss methods to contain the pandemic in the region, with Israeli and Arab physicians working side by side. Even Nikolay Mladenov, UN Special Coordinator for the Middle East Peace Process, a group accused of “systemic anti-Israel bias,” praised the excellent coordination and cooperation between the Israeli and Palestine authorities regarding the pandemic. But the good press commending Israel was apparently too much for the haters in the BDS movement to bear and so they launched a campaign with hashtag #CoronaRacism to combat the notion that Israel was in any way meritorious. The new BDS campaign falsely charges Israel with victimizing the Palestinians with racism in response to the pandemic and is filled with their standard litany of long-debunked charges. (See here and here.) It constitutes just the latest version of the blood libels/conspiracy theories that have nurtured and fueled anti-Semitism for so long. Activists like Cleveland-based BDS leader Abbas Hamideh have similarly latched onto the pandemic to hook their anti-Jewish abuse. Hamideh’s twitter feed obsessively heaps abuse on what he calls “Zionists,” to mean Jews who support a Jewish state. In one example, he attempts to be clever by using the neologism “zionavirus” to equate Zionism with the coronavirus pandemic. In another, he uses the “greedy Jew” meme to suggest that “Zionists” are attempting to profit from the pandemic to the detriment of Americans. And in another he uses an outdated picture to falsely claim that Zionists alone, unlike the rest of the world, are spreading the virus by not heeding social distancing guidelines. The picture and article he disingenuously tweets, however, date back to mid-February, more than a month before his tweet and long before social distancing became the norm. Hamideh adheres to the modus operandi of BDS activists who manipulate facts to fuel hatred of Jews and the Jewish state. But truth is of little matter in the BDS service of defaming Jews and the Jewish state. Links to Palestinian TerroristsBDS co-founder Omar Barghouti has justified and even declared pride in the use of terrorism against Israeli Jews in his speeches about BDS. “The media focuses only on one form of resistance, which we’re proud of,” he declared at a 2011 Chicago conference where he promoted his movement. “We’re not ashamed to have armed resistance in addition to peaceful resistance throughout our existence.” His pride in terrorism is not at all surprising, given that members of designated terrorist organizations are part of the Palestinian BDS National Committee (BNC) leadership. Heading the list of the 29 Palestinian NGO members that comprise the leadership committee is the Council of National and Islamic Forces in Palestine which includes Hamas, the Popular Front for the Liberation of Palestine (PFLP), PFLP-General Command, Palestine Liberation Front (PLF), and Palestinian Islamic Jihad, among other designated foreign terror organizations. The U.S. BDS wing, which calls itself the US Campaign for Palestinian Rights, does not merely advocate “to stop US support for Israel” as it claims, but facilitates U.S. donations to the terrorist-member BDS National Committee. A Tablet investigation documents how this branch, registered as a 501(c)3 charitable organization, enables tax-exempt fundraising in the U.S. for the foreign terrorist-member entity.” An Israeli government report on BDS movement’s terrorist links names some of the terror group leaders who have taken prominent roles in the BDS movement abroad, while downplaying or concealing their affiliation with the illegal groups. Among them are senior Hamas operative, Muhammad Sawalha, who heads Muslim Brotherhood front organizations and promotes BDS in the UK; PFLP terrorist Leila Khaled, notorious for her role in the hijackings of international airlines, who has worked on behalf of the South Africa BDS chapter to raise funds and advocate for BDS; and Khalida Jarrar, a senior PFLP member who has been indicted for inciting attacks on Israelis. BDS groups everywhere glorify terrorists, inviting them as guests to speak at their events. One of their darlings is Rasmeah Odeh, a PFLP terrorist who was convicted and sentenced to a life sentence in Israeli prison for carrying out terror attacks, including a Jerusalem supermarket bombing that killed two university students. Odeh served 10 years in jail before being released in a prisoner exchange and moving to Jordan. She subsequently emigrated to the US but was subsequently found guilty of immigration fraud for lying about her earlier conviction and imprisonment. Although she was granted a new hearing on appeal, she chose to forego the trial because it would have required her to provide evidence to support her claims of innocence. Instead, she gave up her US citizenship and was deported back to Jordan. Until her deportation, BDS groups campaigned on Odeh’s behalf and she was a featured speaker on the BDS circuit. Even after her deportation from the U.S. she is invited to speak at BDS events in Europe. Then, there are the campaigns launched by BDS groups for terrorists, including the Free Marwan campaign for Marwan Barghouti, founder of the designated terrorist organization Al-Aqsa Martyrs Brigade, who is serving time for the murders of five people in attacks he orchestrated; the Freedom for Ahmad campaign for Ahmad Sa’adat, General Secretary of the PFLP who was convicted of organizing the murder of Israeli tourism minister Rehavam Zeevi in 2001; the Free Georges Abdallah campaign for the terrorist leader of a Lebanese offshoot of the PFLP-External Operations terror group convicted for the 1982 murders of a US military attaché and an Israeli diplomat, as well as the attempted assassination in 1984 of an American consul in Paris.
Anti-Jewish ViolenceWith BDS founders and leaders supporting terrorism, it is no wonder their followers often feel justified to intimidate or use violence against supporters of the Jewish state under the guise of “protest”, regardless of their attestations that BDS is a”non-violent” movement. Students Against Israeli Apartheid (SAIA), the BDS group with chapters on various Canadian campus, has a history of anti-Jewish violence. In 2009, members of its York campus forced Jewish students to shelter inside the Hillel office as the BDS activists tried to storm the room, hammering on the doors and shouting, “Die Jew. Get the hell off campus” and “Die bitch. Go back to Israel.” The Hillel president was similarly threatened with abusive, anti-Semitic slurs,as “f***ing Jew” and “dirty Jew.” Students were eventually escorted by police to safety. In November 2019, the same group tried to shut down a speech on campus by former IDF soldiers, physically attacking Jewish and students who had come to hear the speech and reportedly shouting, “Intifada, Intifada, go back to the ovens.” Examples abound of intimidation and violent tactics by BDS activists targeting Jewish students or attempting to disrupt and shut down Jewish and Israeli speakers on campus with whom they do not agree (See, for example, here, here, here, here and here.) Nor are violent incidents by BDSers limited to campuses. In Pretoria, BDS activists attacked a Jewish-owned store, destroying property and equipment, looting merchandise, throwing rocks and attacking employees. In Berlin, BDS activists assaulted filmgoers at an Israeli film festival in Berlin, injuring several of them. In Madrid, BDS activists yelled insults at and tried to physically attack a delegation of Israeli Jews and Arabs who had come to discuss the EU decision to label settlement products. Campaign to Redefine Anti-SemitismAs it becomes increasingly evident that the BDS movement is anti-Jewish at its core, efforts to defund the movement and legislation to combat its anti-Semitic actions are increasing. In response, BDS activists have launched campaigns to redefine anti-Semitism and present themselves as political victims of those seeking to suppress their free speech and civil rights. In 2004, the European Monitoring Centre on Racism and Xenophobia (EUMC) conducted a study of anti-Semitism in Europe and produced a “working definition of antisemitism” intended as a guideline for identifying the growing number of antisemitic incidents there, and for legislation against antisemitism.” The EUMC defined antisemitism as follows:
The examples given included both classic anti-Semitism and anti-Semitism that targeted the state of Israel “conceived as a Jewish collectivity.” It included, among other things:
and
In 2009, the EUMC was replaced by a different organization whose mandate did not include defining anti-Semitism, so the International Holocaust Remembrance Alliance (IHRA), a global organization that combats Holocaust denial and anti-Semitism, took formal ownership of “The Working Definition of Antisemitism” with just minor changes from the original EUMC document. This definition was adopted by Austria, the UK, Canada, France, Belgium, Germany, and other European countries. In the US, the definition was first adopted by the State Department and the Commission on Civil Rights and was used as the working definition in a bipartisan bill introduced in the House and Senate to combat antisemitism on campus. Under the bill, called the Antisemitism Awareness Act, the IHRA definition was to be used to help the Department of Education determine whether incidents of harassment in schools and on campus are anti-Semitic in nature and thus in violation of Title VI, the US anti-discrimination law. The bill was first introduced in 2016, during the Obama administration, and passed the senate unanimously. It was then referred to the House Judiciary Committee, where it got stuck after several witnesses spoke out against it, attacking the bill as infringing on free speech rights. Since then, the Antisemitism Awareness Act has been reintroduced several times – once in 2018 and twice in 2019 – and remains mired in debate spurred by those who want to narrow and limit the definition of anti-Semitism. In February 2016, Canada’s Parliament passed a motion to “condemn any and all attempts by Canadian organizations, groups or individuals to promote the BDS movement, both here at home and abroad,” explaining that BDS “promotes the demonization and delegitimization of the State of Israel.” In May 2019, the German parliament passed a resolution designating the BDS movement as anti-Semitic and defunding any organizations that “actively support” BDS. The resolution called the arguments and methods of the BDS movement anti-Semitic, recalling ‘the most terrible phase of German history.” Some parliamentarians noted how reminiscent BDS words and slogans were of Nazi propaganda that was “a first step on the way to genocide.” Germany became the first EU country to do so. In October 2019, the lower chamber of the Czech Republic’s parliament adopted a resolution condemning the BDS movement and calling for the Czech government to defund pro-BDS and anti-Semitic groups. In December 2019, Britain’s newly-elected government announced plans to outlaw the BDS movement and boycott of Israel. Also in December 2019, France’s National Assembly passed a resolution adopting the IHRA definition of anti-Semitism that considers BDS’ anti-Zionism as a form of anti-Semitism. In February 2020, the lower chamber of the Austrian parliament adopted a resolution condemning anti-Semitism and the BDS movement. In response to the growing anti-BDS legislation, the BDS movement is waging a global #RighttoBoycott offensive against what it labels “Israel’s anti-democratic war of repression,” describing it as “a dangerous challenge to fundamental freedoms.” Worldwide efforts to combat anti-Semitism are portrayed as an extension of Israel’s “anti-Palestinian” and “anti-democratic” war that “undermines the right” to freedom of expression, and the right “to advocate and campaign for Palestinian rights under international law through BDS.” The #RighttoBoycott polemical crusade involves redefining anti-Semitism to exclude anti-Zionism. It casts Zionism as the illegitimate “political ideology behind the establishment of an exclusionary, supremacist Jewish state” and therefore renders legitimate the BDS goal of eradicating it. Like the entire movement, the campaign to redefine anti-Semitism is based on anti-Jewish racism, villification and vicious lies. To defeat this dark movement a light must be shed on its hate-filled motivations and actions. May the truth prevail. |
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An important piece of evidence: The British Palestine Exploration Fund survey map – 1871-1877 – The PEF people delineated every wadi, every settlement, tree, and home. They crisscrossed the territory, and an examination of the map shows how empty and barren the land was, and how few people lived there.
“The Palestinian people does not exist. The creation of a Palestinian state is only a means for continuing our struggle against the state of Israel for our Arab unity… Only for political and tactical reasons do we speak today about the existence of a Palestinian people… to oppose Zionism.” Zuheir Muhsein, the late Military Department head of the PLO and member of its Executive Council.; March 1977, Dutch daily Trouw
London cab driver’s answer to a request from a Muslim to turn off the radio. (You just got to love the Brits.)
A devout Arab Muslim entered a black cab in London .
He curtly asked the cabbie to turn off the radio because as decreed by his religious teaching, he must not listen to music because in the time of the prophet there was no music, especially Western music which is the music of the infidel.
The cab driver politely switched off the radio, stopped the cab and opened the door.
The Arab Muslim asked him, “What are you doing?”
The cabbie answered, “In the time of the prophet there were no taxis, so get out and wait for a camel.”I wonder how many years (hundreds for sure) Jewish people have lived in Quebec. I don’t believe that they have ever demanded that pork be removed from the school’s menu where their children attend…
Excellent reply by the Mayor of Dorval, Quebec, to the demands of the Muslim population in his community.
Put some pork on your fork.
Too bad the USA doesn’t have the common sense to publish this nationwide, even if they have a muslim in the white house. Should also be posted on signs all along U.S. borders.Let’s hear it for a Quebec mayor.
MAYOR REFUSES TO REMOVE PORK FROM SCHOOL CANTEEN MENU. EXPLAINS WHY
Muslim parents demanded the abolition of pork in all the school canteens of a Montreal suburb. The mayor of the Montreal suburb of Dorval, has refused, and the town clerk sent a note to all parents to explain why..
“Muslims must understand that they have to adapt to Canada and Quebec, its customs, its traditions, its way of life, because that’s where they chose to immigrate.
“They must understand that they have to integrate and learn to live in Quebec .
“They must understand that it is for them to change their lifestyle, not the Canadians who so generously welcomed them.
“They must understand that Canadians are neither racist nor xenophobic, they accepted many immigrants before Muslims (whereas the reverse is not true, in that Muslim states do not accept non-Muslim immigrants).
“That no more than other nations, Canadians are not willing to give up their identity, their culture.
“And if Canada is a land of welcome, it’s not the Mayor of Dorval who welcomes foreigners, but the Canadian-Quebecois people as a whole.
“Finally, they must understand that in Canada ( Quebec ) with its Judeo-Christian roots, Christmas trees, churches and religious festivals, religion must remain in the private domain. The municipality of Dorval was right to refuse any concessions to Islam and Sharia.
“For Muslims who disagree with secularism and do not feel comfortable in Canada, there are 57 beautiful Muslim countries in the world, most of them under-populated and ready to receive them with open halal arms in accordance with Shariah.
“If you left your country for Canada, and not for other Muslim countries, it is because you have considered that life is better in Canada than elsewhere.
“Ask yourself the question, just once, “Why is it better here in Canada than where you come from?”
“A canteen with pork is part of the answer.”
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This reminds me of a Morty Dolinsky story from the time he was head of the Government Press Office:
When the late Morty Dolinsky was in charge of the Government Press Office in the 1980s, he once famously replied to a reporter, who asked for information about the West Bank, that he knew no West Bank as he banked at Leumi. -
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