In this mailing:
by Khaled Abu Toameh
• October 27, 2016 at 5:00 am
- Children in
this world do not dream about becoming doctors, pilots or engineers;
an entire generation of Palestinians, particularly those in the Gaza
Strip, has been raised on the glorification of suicide bombers and
anyone who kills a Jew.
- Hamas, Islamic
Jihad and other radical groups see children as future
"soldiers" in the war to eliminate Israel. They raise
children to regard to suicide bombers and jihadis as role models.
- This form of
child abuse does not seem to bother human rights organizations or
UNICEF, whose declared goal is to "work for a world in which
every child has a fair chance in life and a right to survive, thrive
and fulfill their potential..." UNICEF apparently does not
believe its mandate extends to Palestinian children, who are
exploited to serve the interests of Islamist groups.
- In the view of
human rights organizations, recruiting Palestinian children to the
ranks of Islamist terror groups does not constitute child abuse.
- What is the
world prepared to do in order to combat this child abuse? UNICEF and
other international bodies may not have time to deal with such
issues at present, because they are too busy thinking about the next
resolution to condemn Israel.
The Islamic Jihad Movement in Gaza recently held a
rally in which children appeared in camouflage military outfits, some
carrying real and fake automatic rifles. They proudly announced that a month-old
baby girl named Sham Al-Zaq was the youngest Palestinian to attend the
rally.
Children have long become an integral part of "military"
parades held in the Gaza Strip by various Palestinian groups. But this
form of child abuse does not seem to bother human rights organizations or
the United Nations Children's Fund (UNICEF), whose declared goal is to
"work for a world in which every child has a fair chance in life and
a right to survive, thrive and fulfill their potential -- to the benefit
of a better world." It seems that UNICEF does not believe that its
mandate extends to Palestinian children, who are exploited to serve the
interests of Islamist groups.
In the Gaza Strip, children are taught not only to hate Israel, but
also to prepare themselves for jihad (holy war) against the "Zionist
enemy." Hamas, the Islamic Jihad Movement, and other radical groups
see children as future "soldiers" in the war to eliminate
Israel. They raise children to regard suicide bombers and jihadis as role
models.
by Thomas Quiggin
• October 27, 2016 at 4:30 am
- The discourse
of "Islamophobia," and this petition, are nothing more
than a continuation of the efforts of Islamists to silence their
critics as they advance their own political agenda.
- The Liberal
Party of Canada appears to have been infiltrated by a variety of
individuals who are supporters of Islamist extremism. This is
beginning to look like a classic case of political entryism.
- In 2016, Prime
Minister Trudeau chose not to observe any official 9/11 memorial
ceremony to honour the Canadians who died that day. However, the
very next day, he attended the Ottawa Main Mosque which has multiple
links to extremism. This despite recent stories in Canada about
extremism in mosques and schools in Canada.
- It was the
founder of the Muslim Brotherhood, Hassan Banna, who stated that
"It is the nature of Islam to dominate, not to be dominated; to
impose its law on all nations and to extend its power to the entire
planet."
In 2016 Prime Minister Trudeau chose not to observe
any official 9/11 memorial ceremony to honour the Canadians who died that
day. However, the very next day, he attended the Ottawa Main Mosque which
has multiple links to extremism. (Image source: Rebel.media screenshot)
Samer Majzoub from Quebec has initiated an official Government of
Canada petition to the House of Commons. The sponsor of the petition is
Liberal Member of Parliament Frank Baylis. The petition calls upon the
government to condemn all forms of Islamophobia.
Samer Majzoub self identifies as being part of multiple Islamist
(extremist) organization in Quebec, including the (in)famous Al-Rawdaw
Mosque[1] and the Muslim Association of Canada (MAC). MAC itself states
that they follow the teachings of Hassan Banna and the Muslim
Brotherhood. If there was any doubt, a senior member of MAC, Dr.
El-Tantawi Attia, made it clear when he stated: "Here we follow the
teachings of the Muslim Brotherhood."
The Muslim Brotherhood is listed as a terrorist group in many countries
in the Middle East, while a recent UK government report states that the
Muslim Brotherhood
by Janet Tavakoli
• October 27, 2016 at 4:00 am
- The number one
reason British "Leave" voters backed Brexit was for
self-determination. — Mega-poll by Lord Ashcroft.
- Every time a
social problem arises, one can randomly assign blame to a host
country for not providing enough social support to newcomers. That
benchmark, however, creates a shifting goalpost: how much is
"enough"?
- Mayor Sadiq
Khan focused only on what Britain should provide to newcomers not on
what newcomers should initiate on their own to fit into a country
they entered willingly.
- Mayor Khan's
presentation seemed designed to pacify Westerners and enable the
spread of the rule of Islam.
In a recent speech, London Mayor Sadiq Khan focused
only on what Britain should provide to newcomers not on what newcomers
should initiate on their own to fit into a country they entered
willingly.
Sadiq Khan, the Mayor of London, addressed the Chicago Council on
Global Affairs (CCGA) on September 15. Although his topic was "The
Breakdown of Social Integration – The Challenge of Our Age," some
crucial components of that challenge were notably absent from his
presentation.
Even though Mayor Khan said he believes that, "London is the
powerhouse" for his country and is "proud that London was the
only region in England to vote to remain in the European Union"
(some boroughs voted 80% "Remain"), when it came to the United
Kingdom as a whole, he said that "my side" lost the referendum.
That strikes one as an odd way for the mayor of any city to talk.
Isn't he the Mayor of all of London? Aren't the Londoners who voted for
Brexit included on his "side"?
by Majid Rafizadeh
• October 27, 2016 at 3:30 am
- Another
question raised is that while the State Department has long warned
American citizens against traveling to Iran, why do some dual
nationals, primarily Iranian-Americans, continue to travel to Iran
for business or other reasons?
- The Iranian
government has learned that arresting dual nationals and
Iranian-Americans not only can lead to the flow of billions of
dollars to Iran, but also can ratchet up Iran's political leverage
against the US and Western allies.
- President Obama
is dangerously encouraging the Iranian leaders' detaining and
arresting dual nationals to extort money and play hardball.
One of the American hostages that Iran this year
released in exchange for $1.7 billion in cash was Jason Rezaian, who
according to his family, has been working to improve the Islamic Republic's
image to the world. Rezaian is pictured above with U.S. Secretary of
State John Kerry on January 28, 2016. (Image source: U.S. State
Department)
Iran is not only detaining and arresting more Iranian-Americans, but
also boasting about it and publicly asking for more money to release
them.
Iran's Islamic Revolutionary Guard Corps (IRGC) pointed out
recently: "We should wait and see, the U.S. will offer ... many
billions of dollars to release" two particular Iranian-American
businessman, Siamak Namazi and his father Baquer Namazi.
According to Alex Shirazi's nuanced profile, Siamak Namazi was one
of the intellectual architects of the National Iranian American Council
(NIAC), which has been accused of lobbying for the Iranian regime and
pursuing policies that benefit themselves and the Iranian regime.
Accordingly, the organization was founded "as a way to continuously
lobby for the removal of sanctions against Iran and to promote Iran's
foreign policy, while combating the pro-Israel sentiment in America,
according to documents from a Cyprus convention that featured the two
men."
|
No comments:
Post a Comment