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Sunday, December 11, 2022

Egyptian Salafist leader complains that Muslims love "Jew" Lionel Messi

Egyptian Salafi preacher Hatem Al-Howaini, who has 229,000 Twitter followers, tweeted his displeasure at Muslims supporting soccer star Lionel Messi.Tweeting photos of Messi when he visited the Kotel in Jerusalem, Al-Howaini complained, "Unfortunately, most of the Muslim youth (except for those who have mercy on God) love this Jew Messi!!"He continued, "Pay attention guys;...

In Mehr News, Hezbollah and Iran goysplain Judaism

Iran's Mehr News describes "What does the word 'Zionist' mean?"Written by Hezbollah's "foreign relations official" Khalil Rizk, it is a bizarre description of Judaism from someone who has never met a Jew in his life.Here is what I learned about Judaism/"Zionism":* The followers of the Zionist idea believe in their faith that the Messiah, the Savior, will come at the end of...

A Muslim storms the Kotel and joins in Talmudic prayers

Arabic media is upset at this tweet from Mohammed al-Dhirabi, a trainer in the Council of Arab Economic Unity of the League of Arab States, who is visiting Israel.Watanserb reported it this way:Bragging about his Zionization, the Bahraini coach accredited to the Council of Arab Economic Unity of the League of Arab States, Muhammad Al Dhirabi, published a picture...

"Pro-Palestinian" Jews inadvertently make case for Jewish prayer on Temple Mount

The "Jews for Justice for Palestinians" website reproduces an article from Middle East Quarterly that calls into question the traditional holiness of the Western Wall. Middle East Quarterly's article is entitled "Is the Western Wall Judaism's Holiest Site?" We all know the answer to that - no, of course not. The site of the Holy of Holies in the Temple on the Temple Mount,...

Muslims complain that Kotel blessing ceremony is too loud

On Monday, thousands of Jews went to the Western Wall for the annual Passover blessing by Kohanim. Palestine Times complained that the sounds were loud enough to be heard at the Al Aqsa Mosque where it caused "confusion" among worshippers during their daily noon prayers. Yes, the people who use ear-splitting loudspeakers day and night to call people to prayer or...