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Repost from Amir Tsarfati
When Jews lived as dhimmis under Islamic rule, Muslims had no issue acknowledging the Jewish connection to the Temple Mount.
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When Jews lived as dhimmis under Islamic rule, Muslims had no issue acknowledging the Jewish connection to the Temple Mount. That was taken as an obvious historical truth. For example, in 1925 the Supreme Muslim Council published a guidebook to the Haram al-Sharif. On page 4 it said: “The site is one of the oldest in the world. Its sanctity dates from the earliest times. Its identity with the site of Solomon’s Temple is beyond dispute.” That was the mainstream Muslim position for centuries. The Temple Mount was recognized as the location of the ancient Jewish Temple. There was no denial, no attempt to erase Jewish history, because Jews were under Islamic domination, without sovereignty, and therefore posed no political threat. But everything changed with the collapse of the Ottoman Caliphate and the introduction of nation-states under the British and the French. Once the idea of Jewish sovereignty became possible, Jews ruling themselves on their ancestral land, the Muslim world could no longer tolerate the acknowledgment of Jewish history. This is why the modern denial of Jewish history began, why the Palestinian identity was manufactured and why Muslims suddenly began denying the Jewish connection to the land. (Dan Burmawi)

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A radical Islamic scholar was just caught on video saying: "Christians and Jews are monkeys and pigs to us... to make it easi
A radical Islamic scholar was just caught on video saying: "Christians and Jews are monkeys and pigs to us... to make it easier for us to kill them." The radical extremists do not just hate Israel. They hate Christians. They hate the West. They hate freedom. Jews and Christians must stand united against this evil.
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https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=5NMBeYG3gyI lily jay exposed by muslims😆
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They don’t hide it anymore
They don’t hide it anymore
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Yes cuz "praying" in public is your priority. This is not something unusual btw, it's typical in the majority of Islamic coun
Yes cuz "praying" in public is your priority. This is not something unusual btw, it's typical in the majority of Islamic countries. There's no free media in Islamic countries to show this total failure. @ReligionReviewChannel
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Palestine Mufti Husseini, Hitler and Hamas. Muslim Nazis pt1 The relationship between Haj Amin al-Husseini, the Grand Mufti o
Palestine Mufti Husseini, Hitler and Hamas. Muslim Nazis pt1 The relationship between Haj Amin al-Husseini, the Grand Mufti of Jerusalem, and Adolf Hitler and the Nazis is a controversial and extensively studied topic. Al-Husseini's collaboration with the Nazis during World War II has been examined for its political, ideological, and practical implications, especially regarding the Holocaust and the Palestinian national movement. Evidence 1. Early Contact and Ideological Convergence. Al-Husseini's collaboration with the Nazis began before World War II, influenced by shared anti-Semitic and anti-British sentiments. The Arab Revolt of 1936-1939 saw the Muslim Brotherhood, supported by al-Husseini, aligning with Nazi ideology, distributing anti-Semitic literature, and sending delegations to Nazi rallies. 2. Direct Collaboration During World War II. Al-Husseini met Hitler in Berlin in November 1941, advocating for the extermination of Jews and opposing their emigration to Palestine. This meeting marked the beginning of his direct involvem ent in Nazi activities, including his work with Himmler to recruit Muslim SS units in the Balkans . During his stay in Berlin, al-Husseini produced anti-Semitic propaganda targeting Muslims and Arabs, urging them to support the Nazi cause. 3. After the war, al-Husseini continued to influence radical Islamic movements, including the Muslim Brotherhood and the Palestinian Liberation Organization, spreading Nazi-inspired anti-Semitic ideologies. 4. Controversial Claims and Historical Debate. Some historians argue about the extent of al-Husseini's influence on Hitler's decisions, with claims like those made by Israeli Prime Minister Netanyahu suggesting that al-Husseini convinced Hitler to adopt the Final Solution. These claims are debated and often criticized for lacking concrete evidence. This academic conclusion is driven by lack of willingness to admit the high degree of animosity against Jews in Islam, plus ignorance of jihad and sharia laws. Political correctness and unwillingness to offend donors hobbles the truth in academia. 5. Nazi Propaganda and Arab Nationalism. Al-Husseini's work in Nazi Germany included producing Arabic language propaganda that fused Nazi and Islamist ideologies. This propaganda was aimed at rallying support against Jews and the Allies in the Middle East and North Africa. Conclusion. Haj Amin al-Husseini's collaboration with Adolf Hitler and the Nazis was marked by ideological convergence on anti-Semitism and practical collaboration during World War II, including propaganda and military activities. His legacy includes the continued influence of Nazi-inspired ideologies in violent Islamic terror movements like Hamas.
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The Falafelstinian flag is just a proxy for "destroy the West" ideologies. #TheWestIsNext
The Falafelstinian flag is just a proxy for "destroy the West" ideologies. #TheWestIsNext
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Eva Vlaardingerbroek Rips Into Brussels: "The European Commission Is Illegitimate" [​18:44] · 27.2K views · Jul 19, 2026 · 2.
Eva Vlaardingerbroek Rips Into Brussels: "The European Commission Is Illegitimate" [​18:44] · 27.2K views · Jul 19, 2026 · 2.6K likes · 542 comments · APT 1.1M subscribers · mp4 360p [20 MB] Eva Vlaardingerbroek delivered one of her most controversial speeches at the European Parliament, claiming she was banned from entering the United Kingdom after criticizing Prime Minister Keir Starmer. She also revealed that Apple had warned her that her iPhone was the target of a mercenary spyware attack, describing the experience as evidence of growing surveillance and "lawfare" against political opponents. During the speech, Eva sharply criticized the European Commission, accusing it of undermining free speech and democratic values. #EvaVlaardingerbroek #KeirStarmer #UnitedKingdom #Apple #Spyware #EuropeanParliament #EuropeanUnion Join this channel to get access to perks: https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCpLEtz3H0jSfEneSdf1YKnw/join saved by @InstantMediaBot
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