Bloodthirsty Liberal

I mean they’re obsequious, purple, and clairvoyant.

If you’re as old as I am, and didn’t fry your brain on drugs as I didn’t, you may remember Steve Martin’s “Grandmother’s Song”:

Be courteous, kind, and forgiving
Be gentle and peaceful each day
Be warm and human and grateful
And have a good thing to say
Be thoughtful and trustful and childlike
Be witty and happy and wise
Be honest and love all your neighbors
Be obsequious, purple and clairvoyant

Be sure to stop at stop signs
And drive fifty-five miles an hour
Pick up hitchhikers foaming at the mouth
And when you get home get a master’s degree in geology

Be pompous, obese, and eat cactus
Be dull and boring and omnipresent
Criticize things you don’t know about
Be oblong and have your knees removed

(Ladies only) Never make love to Bigfoot
(Men only) Hello, my name is Bigfoot
(Everyone) Put a live chicken in your underwear
Go into a closet and suck eggs

Vintage Steve Martin. Not King Tut, but not bad.

The Arabs are a few decades late and a little absurdity short:

PA TV teaches kids: Christians and Jews are inferior, cowardly and despised

Christians and Jews said to be “enemies of destiny”
Violence also glorified

A young Palestinian girl was asked to recite a poem during a PA TV children’s program.

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PA TV host: “You are going to recite a poem, which also teaches us responsibility and belonging.”

Girl: “… The occupier stole my land and my grandfathers’ land…
Where is your sword, Khaled (Arab warrior)?
Where is your courage, Saladin (Muslim conqueror)?
But no one answered me.
Where is my weapon? I found it – a stone. I took it and threw it at the enemies of destiny. I taught the world that the Muslim in the name of Allah cannot be defeated…
They challenge us with the White House, and we challenge them with the [Islamic] awakening and the Kaaba [in Mecca]. They aren’t stronger than Khosrau and Caesar (rulers of Persian and Byzantine Empires).
They [Christians and Jews] are inferior and smaller, more cowardly and despised. They are remnants of the [Christian] crusaders and Khaibar (i.e., Jewish village destroyed by Muslims in 629)…
Oh Muslims of the world: Awaken, you have slept too long.
Your fathers and your sons are being massacred, your Al-Aqsa [Mosque] is defiled and destroyed.”

Host: “Bravo! Applause for our friend Lara.”

Yes, brava Lara. May you live long enough to avoid an honor killing for dishonoring your parents by wearing lipstick or whatever. You’ve served your purpose.

The European Spew-nion redefines inalienable rights:

Statement by the Spokesperson of High Representative Catherine Ashton on the case of Bassem Tamimi

The spokesperson of Catherine Ashton, High Representative of the European Union for Foreign Affairs and Security Policy and Vice President of the Commission, issued the following statement today:

“The High Representative is very concerned by the conviction of Bassem Tamimi in an Israeli military court on 20 May 2012 on charges of taking part in illegal demonstrations and of soliciting protesters to throw stones.

The EU considers Bassem Tamimi to be a ‘human rights defender’ committed to non-violent protest against the expansion of an Israeli settlement on lands belonging to his West Bank village of Nabi Saleh. The EU attended all court hearings in his case and is concerned at the use of evidence based on the testimony of a minor who was interrogated in violation of his rights.

The EU believes that everyone should be able to exercise their legitimate right to protest in a non-violent manner.”

“Non-violent” thusly:

Note rear-facing car seat.

Alas, the late Asher and Yonatan Palmer could not be reached for comment:

But they look like reasonable people. I’m sure they would understand the High Representative (what she was high on has yet to be revealed):

PS: Let me leave you with a smile!

Those of us looking for lasting peace in the Middle East (the kind that doesn’t require the elimination of every Jew in the region, that is) look beyond the daily headlines of this so-called settlement or that white phosphorous-laced Qassam rocket.

And we see a way, if only people would follow us:

Two weeks ago, US Congressman Joe Walsh published an op-ed in the The Washington Times in which he called for the US and Israel to abandon the two-state solution.

After running through the record of Palestinian duplicity, failed governance, terrorism and bad faith, he called for Israel to apply its sovereignty to Judea and Samaria. In his words, Israel should “adopt the only solution that will bring true peace to the Middle East: a single Israeli state from the Jordan River to the Mediterranean Sea. Israel is the only country in the region dedicated to peace and the only power capable of stable, just and democratic government in the region.”

That is precisely my view, as I’ve stated here explicitly for maybe two years now. It makes sense geographically, culturally, historically, and, not least, for reasons of security.

Given the abject failure of the two-state paradigm, it is abundantly clear that for all the complications that may be associated with the application of Israeli sovereignty over Judea and Samaria, it is a better option for Israel than Israeli surrender of the areas.

Walsh’s op-ed is not his first statement of support for Israeli annexation. Last September, ahead of the UN general assembly, Walsh authored Congressional Resolution 394 supporting Israel’s right to annex Judea and Samaria in the event that the Palestinians asked the UN to recognize a Palestinian state outside the framework of a peace treaty with Israel. Forty-four other congressmen co-sponsored the resolution.

And this makes sense.

But American Jews, motivated more by liberal orthodoxy than religious orthodoxy, are apoplectic.

It is hard to know where to begin a discussion of this assault in which Jewish Americans attacked one of Israel’s strongest supporters simply because he had the temerity to recognize reality and call for the US to support an Israeli victory against our enemies who seek our destruction.

First, it is important to consider the claim that Walsh went against the grain of American ideals by suggesting, “Those Palestinians who wish to may leave their Fatah- and Hamas-created slums and move to the original Palestinian state: Jordan. The British Mandate for Palestine created Jordan as the country for the Palestinians. That is the only justification for its creation. Even now, 75% of its population is of Palestinian descent.”

A quick correction: initially, a Jewish homeland was to be permitted in the entirety of the British Mandate. So stated the Balfour Declaration:

According to the Peel Commission, appointed by the British Government to investigate the cause of the 1936 Arab riots, “the field in which the Jewish National Home was to be established was understood, at the time of the Balfour Declaration, to be the whole of historic Palestine, including Transjordan.”

Only later—the first step in a long march toward ghettoization—did Britain and the League of Nations amend the intention to establish a Jewish homeland from the Jordan River to the Mediterranean Sea. Which is all Walsh et al are asking for.

The demands of the Arabs and the “international community” today are not only dangerous and bigoted, they repudiate recent decades and distant millennia of history.

Yes, “bigoted”:

The fact of the matter is that the two-state paradigm rests on the assumption that the Palestinian state will be ethnically cleansed of Jews before it is established. Whereas Walsh somehow stands in opposition to American ideals for suggesting that the Palestinians may voluntarily immigrate to Jordan, Kampeas, Ben- Ami and their cohorts have no problem with the concept of a Jew-free Palestine and the forcible expulsion of up to 675,000 Jews from their homes in Judea, Samaria and eastern Jerusalem simply because they are Jewish.

Those seeking peace—real peace, not a hudna (strategic ceasefire)—must first recognize the lay of the land.

From the practical impossibilities:

A Hamas leader said Thursday that if his militant group came to power in a future Palestinian state, it would not abide by any previous Palestinian peace deals with Israel.

Moussa Abu Marzouk, the Islamic militant group’s number two figure, said any potential deal between Israel and the Palestinian Authority, even if ratified in a Palestinian referendum, would be considered only as a temporary truce.
“We will not recognize Israel as a state.”

To more existential threats:

Following are excerpts from an interview with former PA Mufti Sheik Ikrima Sabri, which aired on Al-Arabiya TV on May 11, 2012:

Interviewer: Do you agree that in Jerusalem, there are places that are holy to the Muslims, the Jews and the Christians?

Ikrima Sabri: No, not to the Jews. I didn’t say to the Jews. Omar Ibn Al-Khattab didn’t find any synagogues of the Jews. There weren’t any.

Interviewer: So in your opinion, today there are no places whatsoever in Jerusalem that are holy to the Jews?

Ikrima Sabri: No, none. They build new synagogues, but there are no archaeological remains [pertaining to the Jews]. For many years, they have been digging for archaeological remains, but they haven’t found anything. How can we acknowledge something when they themselves admit that they have found nothing?

I would ask what he thinks the Temple is, but I’m sure I don’t want to know.

I encourage all our readers to reject the racist ideology of the Arab nationalists and their liberal Democrat (and sometimes Jewish) enablers. Israel is a pluralistic, Democratic state (larger may it grow, long may it live), offering more rights to Arabs than any other country in the region. The Arab enclave of Gaza is a human rights septic tank and a burial ground for religious liberty. It is free of Jews, yet full of hate.

Which side are you on?

Even in exile!

Following are excerpts from an address by Egyptian cleric in exile Wagdi Ghoneim, which aired on Al-Aqsa TV on March 11, 2012.

Our enemies are keeping our youth busy with nonsense, in order to turn them into idiotic fools. They wrote it all down in a book called The Protocols of the Learned Elders of Zion. We call it The Protocols of the Ignorant Elders of Zion – we don’t call them “learned” because they are not.
[…]
The [Israelis] enter Egypt without a visa, bringing with them drugs. They bring heroin. Their girls who go to Sinai – to Sharm Al-Sheik and places like that – transmit AIDS to our youth. These girls wear shorts, and then they get naked, and fornicate with an Egyptian boy, leaving him a message: “Welcome to the AIDS club.”

Your Egyptian boys should be so lucky, Wagdi. AIDS would be a small price to pay for one night with Bar Rafeli.

You have to laugh at his insult. Like Jews will be offended by his jibe toward a forgery.

PS: But really, how crackers a cleric do you have to be to get your ass exiled from Egypt? Statements like this one are practically an industry over there.

I’ve treated this story sarcastically before, but, you know, after a while, even intellectual genocide—a Holocaust of the mind—isn’t very funny anymore:

PA Chairman Mahmoud Abbas and the Palestinian Authority continue to deny Israel’s 3,000 years of history in Jerusalem, claiming it is solely an Arab, Muslim and Christian city. Earlier this month, Abbas referred to Israel’s presence and activities in Jerusalem as “Judaization” and stated that Israel is stealing what he called the “cultural, human, and Islamic-Christian religious history.”

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“President Mahmoud Abbas held a series of meetings in Tunis… the President met with the Arab ambassadors to Tunisia… He explained to the guests the policies that are being adopted by the occupation authorities (i.e., Israel) – Judaization, destruction of homes, causing the emigration of Palestinian inhabitants, and imposition of high taxes; the continued excavations under the Al-Aqsa Mosque; [and he explained] the need for Arab cohesion in order to protect what remains of the holy city, and the [Israeli] attempts to steal its cultural, human, and Islamic-Christian religious history.”
[Al-Hayat Al-Jadida, May 1, 2012]

“Advisor on Jerusalem affairs to the Palestinian President’s Office, Ahmed Al-Ruweidi… said: ‘Israel is managing to seize the land in the city; at the same time, the chances of maintaining its Arab and Islamic identity are small, since the occupation authorities are carrying out the 2020 plan, which is meant to establish the Jewishness of Jerusalem and to create a new and fabricated facade with an artificial heritage… about Jewish existence in Jerusalem… It is not befitting a city with the importance of Jerusalem, with what it represents, that it should continue to be subject to occupation… and that there should be repeated, ongoing attempts to change its geographical, demographic and cultural characteristics, and to create an artificial heritage with a Jewish spirit at the expense of its true and authentic [identity] as an Arab, Islamic and Christian city.’”
[Al-Hayat Al-Jadida, April 25, 2012]

These comments are just from the past two weeks, but they have been repeated over the years: millennia of history, culture, faith denied, rejected as a lie. The “Judaization of Jerusalem”? What a monstrous phrase, as offensive as if the Westboro Baptist Church protested in Mecca with signs that read “G-d Hates Moslem F*gs”. (But then, so does Ahmadinejad.)

And any of you Christians out there who buy into this, or harbor even the least sympathy: how long do you think they’ll tolerate your stain on their “Arab, Islamic” city? Remember, first they came for the Jews…

PS: One remarkable thing I remember about my trip to India many years ago was the tradition of the Moguls (the Muslim conquerers) to build their temples atop the ruins (which they ruined) of Hindu shrines. Typical of most invader cultures—you should hear what the Incas did to smaller tribes in South America. (No surprise Elizabeth Warren didn’t claim to 1/32nd—or even 1/512th!—Incan. Nasty folk, though excellent architects!) So, to find the Al Aqsa Mosque built latterly atop the site of the Second Temple is to be expected. Second, by the way, as in after the First Temple—just so we’re clear. But in all my stay in India, I never once heard anyone suggest the Hindu “occupation” was unjust and illegitimate. Never did I hear of the “Hinduization” of India.

I hope you guys are sitting down (or kneeling, or whatever):

Two rare 3,000-year-old models of ancient shrines were among artifacts presented by an Israeli archaeologist on Tuesday as finds he said offered new support for the historical veracity of the Bible.

The archaeologist, Yosef Garfinkel of Hebrew University, is excavating a site known as Hirbet Qeiyafa, located in the Judean hills not far from the modern-day city of Beit Shemesh.

Garfinkel says the central finds presented Tuesday at a Jerusalem press conference — two model shrines, one of clay and one of stone — echo elements of Temple architecture as described in the Bible and strengthen his claim that the city that stood at the site 3,000 years ago was inhabited by Israelites and was part of the kingdom ruled from Jerusalem by the biblical King David.

Since Qeiyafa was first unveiled in 2008, it has become considered one of the most important ongoing excavations in the world of biblical archaeology. Garfinkel says the existence of a fortified city at the site around 1,000 BCE supports the idea that a centralized kingdom existed around that time, as described in the Bible.

One tenet of Arab rejectionism is that the Jews never really occupied this land. An absurd claim on the face of it, but if it puts the question of Jewish legitimacy in the land of Israel (proper and greater) into discussion, it serves a purpose:

Perhaps the most notable aspect of the Qeiyafa finds, he said, is not what has been found but what has not: The diggers have found none of the cultic figurines of animals or people common at other sites, he said, suggesting residents followed a prohibition against idol worship. And the archaeologists at the site have found thousands of bones of sheep, goats and cattle, but none of pigs, suggesting they followed a dietary prohibition on swine.

“The people at the site obeyed two biblical commandments — they didn’t eat pig, and they didn’t make graven images,” he said. This, he said, supported his view that the site was a fortified Israelite city.

No kidding! People observing Jewish rites and traditions, even in ancient times. I wonder if Tom Friedman knows this? Oh, of course. He knows everything.

The fortified nature of the settlement at Qeiyafa is important because members of the “minimalist” school in biblical archaeology, who claim there was no organized kingdom in Judea at the time David was supposed to have existed, have based that conclusion in part on an absence of fortified cities at the time. Building such cities requires centralized administration.

Qeiyafa would seem to show that such cities in fact existed, meaning that there could well have been a centralized kingdom like the one described in the Bible.

Other scholars have urged caution in reaching conclusions based on the findings from Qeiyafa.

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“There’s no question that this is a very important site, but what exactly it was — there is still disagreement about that,” Maeir said.

The ruins at Hirbet Qeiyafa were first noticed in 2003 by Saar Ganor, a ranger with the Israeli Antiquities Authority. He contacted Garfinkel, and digging began in 2007.

The next year, Garfinkel unveiled the first dramatic find from the site – a ceramic shard that some scholars believe contains the oldest example of Hebrew ever found. He suggested the writing supported the case for the Bible’s accuracy, because it meant that 3,000 years ago the Israelites could record events and transmit the history that was compiled as the Bible several hundred years later.

I’d say this news deserves a song. Desmond Dekker, will you favor us please?

Hey, look what I found!

Pretty cool, huh? Somewhere, Mahmoud Abbas is spewing Folgers through his nose.

Pity he couldn’t aspirate it:

During the week of the anniversary of the death of PLO arch-terrorist Abu Jihad, the Palestinian Authority held events and broadcast TV programs celebrating him and his terror attacks. One of the striking components of the Abu Jihad festivities was the presentation of the 125 Israeli civilians and soldiers killed in terror attacks he planned and directed, as a positive achievement. Six sporting events were also held in his honor.

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“Abu Jihad was killed by the Israeli Mossad in Tunisia on April 16, 1988… and was crowned the Prince of the Martyrs of Palestine… Among the military operations planned by Abu Jihad: the explosion at the Zohar reservoir in 1955; the operation to blow up the Israeli National Water Carrier in 1965; the operation at the Savoy Hotel in Tel Aviv, which killed 10 Israelis, in 1975; the blowing up of a truck bomb in Jerusalem in 1975; the killing of Albert Levi, the senior sapper, and his assistant, in Nablus in 1976; the Dalal Mughrabi operation (i.e., bus hijacking), in which more than 37 Israelis were killed, in 1978; the shelling of the Eilat Port in 1979; the Katyusha fire on the northern settlements [in Israel] in 1981…” (See full listing below).

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“The anniversary of the Martyrdom-death of our people’s legendary leader, Khalil Al-Wazir, Abu Jihad, is approaching, and in its honor the sports organizations in Palestine are organizing many tournaments in diverse branches of sports… the knights of the Ansar Al-Quds club have commemorated this anniversary every year, and continue to do so. This year they will be holding their 18th tournament.”

First of all, how bad-ass a nom de guerre is Abu Jihad? The name’s Jihad, Abu Jihad. But it should be a rank, like five star general, not a name. You should start off as Abu Stone Thrower (private first class), then graduate to Abu Molotov cocktail (corporal), Abu Bulldozer (sergeant), Abu Ambulance (lieutenant) Abu Baby Carriage (captain), Abu Mortar (major), Abu Qassam (colonel), and so on up to Abu Jihad.

They even named a museum after him! How cool is that? Only, instead of priceless Impressionists or crucifixes in urine, you have thoughtful and provocative exhibits like this:

That’s either a birthday cake for Hugo Chavez or a blue plate special at the Burrito Palace.

But did you notice who one of Jihad’s proteges was? Dalal Mughrabi. I like to think of our humble corner of the Web as the online Dalal Mughrabi Museum, which has only one piece, though it’s a masterpiece:

Israel’s parters in peace.

UPDATE:

A bus filled with children ages 3 to 13 was suddenly pelted with rocks and concrete cinder blocks hurled by Arab teens in Jerusalem’s mixed Jewish-Arab neighborhood of Abu Tur.

Rivka and Eilat, two eighthgrade students living in the area who were on the bus at the time, told Arutz Sheva about the experience.

The incident started when the bus reached Naomi Street. Large rocks began flying at the bus, cracking the windows and breaking the front door completely.

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“There was great fear in the bus,” they added. “Children were shaking and crying. There were some who were 3 years old, children who were not used to rock throwing,” they said. “But there were no bombs, thank G-d.”

Rivka and Eilat are certain this event will not stop them from traveling in the area. “We are not afraid,” they said. “It is important to keep traveling, and for them to know we are not afraid of them. We must be here.”

“Children not used to rock throwing”. What a sad, sad comment.

Hey all you Arab deniers, trying to commit an intellectual Holocaust by rejecting the Jews’ historic legitimacy in the land of Israel—yeah, you—suck on this:

Another amazing find on the Temple Mount: Archeologists digging under Robinson’s Arch in the archeological garden next to the Kotel have found remains of a structure from the late First Temple period, under the base of the drainage ditch currently being exposed.

This is the physically closest structure to King Solomon’s Temple ever unearthed.

On the floor of the ancient structure, the diggers discovered an ancient Hebrew seal from the late First Temple period. It is made of semiprecious stone and bears the name of the owner of the seal: “To Matanyahu Son of Ho…” (the rest of the name is not legible).

The name Matanyahu appears twice in Chronicles 1:25, in a section listing names of Hebrews whom King David had appointed to sing G-d’s praise and perform other functions at the Holy Tabernacle. A few lines away, the name Netanyahu also appears. Both names are etymologically very close and mean the same thing: “Gift to [or from] G-d.”

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“These names are mentioned several times in Scripture. They are typical of names in the Judean Kingdom at the end of the First Temple period – from the late 8th century BCE until the Temple’s destruction in 586 BCE.

“Finding a First Temple seal in the location closest to the Temple Mount is very rare and a very moving experience. It is like a tangible message from the person Matanyahu who lived here over 2,700 years ago.”

It’s almost a little spooky that the day after Prime Minister Netanyahu lost his father (at age 102), he gained a great-great (etc., etc.) grandfather. Talk about a tangible lesson!

PS: I’m not aware of any archeological evidence tying Mohammed to the Temple Mount—I don’t think the mountain came to him, or he to the mountain—but we’ll report as soon as we hear any.

Why must the good die young?

A top Saudi hacker who targeted Israel and Jews has died at age 28, Saudi media reported Sunday. The man, who was not named, died of an asthma attack brought on by summer sandstorms.

The hacker, who called himself “Cyber Terrorist,” was known for hacking well-protected sites including Microsoft. He targeted Jewish and Israeli sites in particular, as well as a site belonging to Danish cartoonists who drew cartoons of Mohammed.

A fellow Saudi hacker calling himself “hell cyber” told the media that “Cyber Terrorist” had put “defending Islam and the Prophet” as his top priority.

“One company had shown interest in working with him for a large sum of money, but he rejected the offer because it came from a Jewish company,” he related.

Maybe instead of making the defense of Islam and the Prophet as his top priority, an inhaler would have been a better idea.

And he should have taken the job with the “Jewish company”. Who do you think created the sandstorm? Hmm, Cyber Terrorist?

This must happen:

Last week saw the launch of an online petition seeking the observation of a minute of silence during the London Summer Olympics in memory of 11 Israeli athletes slain during the 1972 Munich massacre.

According to the petition, families of the victims have been working for decades to have the International Olympic Committee grant official recognition of the massacre during the ceremonies but have not thus far been successful.

During the Munich Olympics in the summer of 1972, Black September, a Palestinian terrorist group, orchestrated the capture of much of the Israeli Olympic delegation. In what was widely seen as a bungled rescue attempt by the Germans, all of the captured athletes and most of the terrorists were killed.

“If you forget history you are bound to repeat it,” said Ankie Spitzer, widow of fencing coach Andrei Spitzer, in a promotional video. “One minute for the Munich 11 victims to show the world that the doctrine of the Olympic spirit, ‘to build a peaceful and better world which requires mutual understanding with a spirit of friendship, solidarity and fair play,’ is more powerful than politics.”

The attack was horrific and cowardly, but it also showed the world how cold-blooded the Arabs were—and how vulnerable the Israelis if they didn’t protect themselves. (As if anyone still needed proof?) I still remember how the sports announcers were speechless as the news of the atrocity unfolded.

And it’s also part of Olympic lore. As much as any achievement, athletic or nonathletic (the clenched fists of 1968), the kidnapping and execution of the Israeli Olympic team should be remembered. A minute of silence in their memory 40 years later seems a reasonable request.

And all I got was this lousy t-shirt:

Egypt’s grand mufti visited the Al-Aqsa mosque in Jerusalem on Wednesday, AFP reported, citing a senior Muslim official.

The official, Azzam al-Khatib, told AFP that Ali Gomaa, Egypt’s highest religious authority, “came for a religious visit to Al-Aqsa mosque” along with Jordan’s Prince Ghazi bin Mohammed, King Abdullah II’s cousin and advisor on religious issues.

The two men also visited the Church of the Holy Sepulchre and the Greek Orthodox patriarchate, Khatib said.

Jordan’s ministry of Islamic affairs said the visit was in accordance with a command from the Prophet Mohammed to visit only three mosques on pilgrimage — Al-Aqsa and the mosques in Mecca and Medina, Saudi Arabia.

That’s all very nice, I’m sure. But you know who’s pi**ed off?

Muslims!

I [bleep] you not:

Al-Azhar students and political activists in Egypt are calling for a protest Friday in front of Al-Azhar’s administrative office after Grand Mufti Ali Gomaa made a rare visit to Jerusalem Wednesday.

Al-Azhar students protested Wednesday in front of the Al-Azhar student residence building for the same reason.

Gomaa’s visit was in honor of the inauguration of the Imam Ghazali chair of Islamic studies under the auspices of the Jordanian Al-Bayt Foundation.

The spokesman for Egypt’s powerful Muslim Brotherhood, Mahmoud Ghozlan, told al-Arabiya the visit was “very strange.”

“Muslim clerics have taken a position that there is no visiting Jerusalem with continued Israeli occupation,” Ghozlan said. “He violated this opinion of the majority of clerics. Why, I don’t know.”

So, you’re supposed to go—and you’re not supposed to go. Why am I not surprised? Jew-hatred is a disease, after all, and its symptoms are multitudinous.

I can’t say this is terribly edifying—another Egyptian takes the Protocols of the Elders of Zion as gospel—but it’s a slow news day:

Following are excerpts from an address by Egyptian TV host Hussam ‘Aql, which aired on Al-Nas TV on March 23, 2012:

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Whoever does not believe me can look at The Protocols of the Elders of Zion. This is no book of poetry or stories. The Protocols of the Elders of Zion is a matter of undisputable science.

There was a meeting of the Freemasons in France, and a French woman managed to smuggle out some dangerous documents, which circulated in the meeting.

Oh, I see. Freemasons held a meeting in France, and a woman smuggled out some notes. I’m convinced! QED!

A French woman managed to smuggle out these documents, which serve as the backbone of The Protocols of the Elders of Zion.

When the world read these documents… A Russian scholar called Sergei Nilos was the first to read these documents. He looked at the documents in front of him, and then examined the political situation around him, and realized how the leaders of the Zionist entity were playing with the money, and with the means of pressure, and how they were trying to take over regimes and governments, as well as the nascent regional forces.

Look how Tel Aviv cannot keep its mouth shut when it sees Egypt on its way to become a regional power, and to restore the momentum of its activity and to lead the region. Tel Aviv cannot possibly keep its mouth shut. We do not want to be stupid or naïve.

Sergei Nilos issued a warning and wrote research. Then in the early 20th century, along came Victor Marsden and translated The Protocols of the Elders of Zion. We have read The Protocols, and we have detected the despicable, hellish, and Satanic plan to dominate the world and to humiliate the peoples and the nations.

Look out behind you! There’s a despicable, hellish, Satanic Elder of Zion holding two fingers over your head in humiliation! Don’t be stupid or naive!