Friday, August 19, 2011
Friday, August 19, 2011
Elder of Ziyon
The Popular Resistance Committees, the organization Israel says is behind yesterday's terror attacks, has a multimedia page on its website.
One of the song titles is "Dimroo al-Yehud" - which translates to "Destroy the Jews."
Tough to misinterpret that.
Here it is. It was apparently recorded by someone named Abu Ali; it has been linked to in various Muslim and Arab forums.
One of the song titles is "Dimroo al-Yehud" - which translates to "Destroy the Jews."
Tough to misinterpret that.
Here it is. It was apparently recorded by someone named Abu Ali; it has been linked to in various Muslim and Arab forums.
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