Iran pretends to love Jews when speaking English. In Farsi, though... ~ Elder Of Ziyon

Thursday, May 28, 2026

Iran pretends to love Jews when speaking English. In Farsi, though...

I saw this video at the Tehran Times that argues that Iran treats its Jews wonderfully and the Jews love the Iranian regime right back, and hate Israel.

So I decided to look up the Farsi word for "Jews" in Google and see what they really think.

The first native Iranian site I could get to (after Wikipedia and a number of sites that were off the Internet) was this Farsi-language humanities encyclopedia site with thousands of articles on different topics. \\

Intro:

The Jews, with baseless and delusional ideas, considered themselves the chosen people of God and refused to accept the prophethood of Jesus (peace be upon him) and the Prophet of Islam (peace be upon him and his family) and stubbornly and obstinately lined up in front of the Prophet of God; they also attributed racist ideas and the claim of the survival and exclusiveness of religion in the religion of Moses (peace be upon him) to their holy book and sought to support their false thinking by clinging to parts of the Old Testament; therefore, it is necessary that the book of the Old Testament and its revelation or non-revelation be examined, so that it becomes clear that, firstly, the Jewish people are not the chosen people; secondly, the Old Testament, which is considered the document of this idea, has been distorted.

Some choice quotes:

Forging Revelation

The Jews, in addition to forgetting parts of the divine revelation, resorted to forgery and considered their own creations as divine revelation in order to achieve material and worldly goals:

...They knowingly conceal the truth.
This concealment of the truth was due to the conflict between the religion of Islam and the worldly interests of the Jews; because they thought that with the advent of the Prophet of Islam (peace be upon him and his family), the Jews would become the unconditional owners of the world; but after the advent of the religion of Islam, they realized that this religion only seeks to achieve the truth and spread justice and does not recognize any privileges or superiority for specific individuals and nations. For this reason, they fought against Islam and hid parts of the divine revelation that had remained in their books and were for the benefit of Islam and Muslims.

The main reasons for the Jews not to submit to Islam were (1) Racism:
According to the Jews, only the tribe of Bani Israel has the right to rule over the people of the world and God has placed prophethood, the Book and the kingdom only in their descendants. It is natural that a Jew with such a mindset would never be satisfied to follow a prophet who is from the descendants of Ishmael.

...Another reason for Jewish racism is the historical situation of this people. For various cultural, political, and economic reasons, other peoples could not tolerate the Jewish people among them, and they were constantly subject to displacement and migration. The only unifying factor that could unite them in all parts of the world was the issue of a single race. The dispersed Jewish people could only sustain themselves physically and spiritually in the light of their own shame. The synagogue and the Talmud were the necessary refuge and support for a people who were offended and bewildered, whose lives depended on hope and their hope on their faith in their God.
In sum, racism was an important factor that caused the Jews to take a stand against Islam. Dr. Ahmad Shalabi says in this regard:
The Jews wanted the prophet to be from among them and for them, to strengthen their dominance over the people and to elevate their status, but Islam came to a man from the Arabs who was not a Jew, and established equality among the people, so it did not leave the Jews as a superior people.