Is there a similarity between the Jews' attempts in the early days of Islam to kill the Prophet (peace and blessings be upon him) and their attempts in this era to exterminate Gaza?I am certain that the answer is “yes.” The evildoers who tried to kill the Prophet are the same evildoers who are trying to exterminate more than two million Muslims from his nation. They share the same ideology, belief, and hatred for Islam, Muslims, and the Prophet of Islam - may the best prayers and most complete peace be upon him.The Jews tried to kill the Prophet three times. The Jews of Banu Nadir threw a stone at him from above a wall, but Allah saved him. The Jews of Khaybar put poison in his food, but Allah saved him, but the effects of the poison remained in his body until his death. He continued to complain about it. The Jews of Medina put magic in the well of Dharwan, but Allah saved him. Gabriel, peace be upon him, taught him how to break the magic by reciting Surahs Al-Ikhlas, Al-Falaq, and Al-Nas. Allah spoke the truth when He described the Jews as the most hostile of people to those who believe, even more hostile than the polytheists who worship idols and humans instead of Allah.Today, the Jews of Israel are reproducing the same attempts against Gaza, with astonishing consistency, almost a carbon copy, supported by the hateful Crusader West. From throwing stones at the Prophet, to dropping bombs on the homes and civilian facilities of Gaza, which are crowded with women, children, the elderly, the sick, journalists, and doctors. From poisoning the Prophet's food, to injecting toxins and pollutants into the Palestinians' water, food, and medicine through dubious "humanitarian" institutions. From casting spells on the Prophet to the magic of electronic spying on Palestinians to assassinate them indiscriminately.
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There's another similarity that Mr. Al-Qashqari missed: They are all fictional.
The only source for the Banu Nadir story is from Mohammed claiming a divine message warned him and he got up before the stone was to be dropped. There was no stone that he saw - just Allah's warning. Meaning, it was made up.
The bewitching story in the well is not even accepted by many Muslims because it makes Mohammed look like he was subject to magic. But again, the only source is Mohammed talking to an angel.
The Khaybar story might have possibly happened, but if it did, it wasn't "the Jews" - it was one woman. Blaming all Jews for her actions is as classic a bigoted idea as they come.
And the Gaza examples are just as made up.
So, yes, there are some startling parallels here: antisemites in seventh century Medina and 21st century Gaza lie just as easily as each other.
Here is yet another example where a mainstream Arab news source doesn't distinguish between Jews and Israelis, proving that anti-Zionism is antisemitism. But if any "anti-Zionist" wants to dispute that, just publicly denounce this article as antisemitic with your real name. I'll be happy to post about it and give you credit.
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