Yes, I think she's antisemitic ~ Elder Of Ziyon

Wednesday, November 05, 2025

Yes, I think she's antisemitic

Last year the BBC invited popular Egyptian commentator Hind al-Dawi on their Arabic channel, even though she had a history of antisemitic statements. She denied any antisemitsm.

Here is what she said this week on Cairo Talk:

Media personality Hind Al-Dawi stated that Zionist thought and Christian Zionism form a central axis in the orientations of a large number of American politicians who believe that Israel is a gift from God to the peoples of America and the West, and that supporting it is a religious duty that achieves God's satisfaction. She explained that this thought has been prevalent in the United States since the first to fourth European migrations, where the migrants adopted a new Protestant doctrine that views God's promise to Abraham in the Torah regarding the land of Canaan.

She added, during an episode of the program "Cairo Talk," broadcast on the "Cairo and People" satellite channel, that the Torah texts did not explicitly mention the Jews but spoke of Abraham's descendants, meaning that the Holy Land belongs to all his offspring, including the Arabs and the original Children of Israel. She pointed out that the texts on which this thought is based were written after the return from the Babylonian exile and are not original, confirming that the real problem began with the establishment of Israel in 1947, when many Westerners considered their support for it a form of religious worship.

She's obsessed with Israel and Jews. Last week she said:

Hind Al-Dawi added, during the presentation of the “Cairo Talk” program, broadcast on the “Cairo and People” channel, that Israel has no history, geography, or antiquities to claim that it is collecting money to preserve what it calls “Israeli antiquities” in the Palestinian territories, stressing that reality proves that not a single stone or coin has been found in the Palestinian territories to confirm the existence of an ancient Israeli kingdom, adding: “Israel, despite its claim of existence for more than two thousand years, has not been able to obtain any archaeological evidence to prove its right to this land.”

She's apparently quite popular - probably for her bizarre antisemitism.