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Comments welcome. If it is indeed what it appears to be, some fairly hard-core antisemitism, I would suggest that this has been renormalized by Islam, and by the left, which statistics show are the overwhelming majority of antisemitic events.
An original translation from Jüdische Allgemeine, the largest German-language Jewish publication online and offline.
OPINION
Bochum is everywhere
The Jewish Community advises their members to not wear Jewish symbols. The reason: they are being threatened by muslim Migrants
December 14., 2017 – by Philipp Peyman Engel
Not long ago, there was a report in a local Bochum radio station that went widely unnoted, but it was an alarming signal. According to the report, the Jewish Community Bochum advises their members from now on, to not wear kippah or other Jewish symbols in public. The reason: there have been repeated attacks in the past, when community members were identifiable as Jews on the street. Particularly Turkish and Arab migrants are responsible for the attacks, the community announces.
Reality in other German cities is not different from Bochum. In Berlin, it has long been daily life for Jews, from Neukölln over Kreuzberg to Wedding, to not wear Jewish symbols in public. The same can be heard from many Jewish communities, from Kiel to Konstanz. For non-Jewish Germans the antisemitic excesses of muslim Migrants might come as a surprise. For the Jewish community, they are part of life.
CLARITY. It is all the more important to point out in all clarity and without prohibitions of speech: the muslim community has got an enormous problem with antisemitism in their own ranks. The hatred for Israel, the abhorrence of everything Jewish, is not seen as anything offensive by many Arabs and Turks in Germany. But when it goes unpunished that the antisemitic mob in Berlin desecrate Israel flags in front of everyone’s eyes, and cheers the massacre of a Jewish tribe that Mohammed’s army once committed, then this is highly dangerous.
Contrary to what has happened, the police should intervene immediately and with all toughness. The only answer should be: a strong rule of law, consequent intervention, a clear naming of the problem, and more than just trite »Never again!«-phrases.
When politicians like Sigmar Gabriel demand »zero tolerance« in their Sunday speeches towards such excesses, but on all other days of the week, tolerate the hate, then something is going very wrong. In Bochum, Berlin and in many other German cities, where aggressive Muslims try to make Jewish life impossible.
1. An original translation from Berliner Zeitung B.Z.:
After Burning Stars of David:
This is how Great the Hatred for Israel is in Berlin
December 12., 2017
Since Donald Trump’s decision to move the US embassy to Jerusalem, the atmosphere among Muslims is seething. They burnt Israel flags in Berlin. Just how big is the hatred?
At a hate-demonstration at Brandenburg Gate, Israel flags were burnt. B.Z. talked to young Muslims in the problem district Neukölln [Berlin – translator]. What is their opinion on Israel and Trump’s decision to recognize Jerusalem as its capital?
Disturbing: After just a few minutes, several young men positioned themselves against Israel.
B.Z. think it is important to document their statements so that politicians will react to this.

Abdul (23) says: „F*** Israel! Trump is a dog. He does as he pleases. Israel is not a country, it came into being only by the Brits. If I encounter an Israeli or an American here in the street, they would be dead. I swear by my god.“ (Photo: Mohabat-Rahim Parwez)
Mamonn (30): „Trump has no right to speak about Palestine and Jerusalem. It’s not his country. Jerusalem is not the capital of Israel. It is the old problem: Who has got the right for the land? Israel or Palestine? I attended the recent protest. Israel came and took the land from Palestine. I did not see the burning flags in Berlin, but that is not proper.“
Abdullah (31): „Israel does not exist for me. I think that the US congress and the White House know that Trump is evil. I attended the recent protests in Berlin. We have only this way, only our hope. I am opposed to burning flags. The Israelis are like us. But they divide the Palestinians.“
Hakan (19): „Israel is not a country in its own rights, they occupied the land of the Palestinians. I don’t condone setting flags on fire. But somehow one should take a stance against what’s happening in the region. Trump’s idea to move the embassy is moronic.“
2. The following videos are taken between December 8 and December 12 at different locations in Berlin: Brandenburg Gate, Hauptbahnhof, and on the streets of the districts of Mitte and Neukölln.
Thank you Martin for the videos!
Many thanks to Tania Groth for translating this article from Snaphanen:
“Shoot the Jews! — “Khaybar, Khaybar, ya yahud, jaish Muhammad sayud”
(The original video is from Facebook.) State-authorized? Swedish state TV: A ‘Strong Jewish lobby’ behind Trump’s Jerusalem move. Certainly, four former US presidents have stated that Jerusalem is the capital of Israel, but Trump must apparently take the entire barrage of garbage from the West’s journalists for making it happen.
“We’re going to shoot the Jews”: a hateful and threatening mood against Jews at a demonstration could be heard on Malmö’s streets last night.
The anti-Semitism in Sweden is universal; everyone who travels in Sweden senses it fairly quickly. There is a completely different attitude to Jews than in Denmark and Norway. This has been a part of the price for having lived far away from the happenings in history. They have been “peace-damaged”, and the price for that has caused them to live in a fantasy.
It stretches from Foreign Minister Margot Wallström to the Old Communists in the Left Party to Christopher Dulny from Nordic Alt-Right and Muslims in the country. Only the Sweden Democrats can say they are not a party to it. One can take the opportunity to get a different angle than European journalism: Immigrant Jews in Jerusalem speak honestly about Palestinians, and the always good Dick Erixon: What have Jews done to the Swedish establishment? UPDATE: Threats and hatred against Jews have been reported to the police.
[Editor’s note: The Swedish Democrat party is in fact a classical liberal party and one of the first to be islamo-realistic and immigration-realistic in Europe. As a consequence they are dismissed and de-platformed as Nazis.]
Sverigebilden™ pic.twitter.com/0gPGmxs3UP
— Hanif Bali (@hanifbali) December 11, 2017
An original translation by FOUSESQUAWK

About 200 people gathered and hurled angry curses against Arab leaders — and expressed threats of violence against Jews in Malmö last night.
On Saturday, Malmö police themselves chose to report the manifestation aimed at the (Jewish) group.
by Katarina Monikander
[The picture is from another occasion. Stock Photography.]
Photo: Nasser Shiyoukhi / AP / TT
The demonstration was held after US President Donald Trump’s decision to acknowledge Jerusalem as the capital of Israel.
“We want our freedom back, and we’re going to shoot the Jews,” was said, among other things, reports Sweden’s Radio Malmöhus.
According to several people the radio spoke with, spontaneous gatherings took place on two consecutive days, Thursday and Friday, without any real responsibility. The demonstrations took place without permission, and the police have not received any applications for future assemblies, according to the police officer in charge in the South region.
“Patrol police have been in charge of the site, but received no complaints,” said Calle Persson, a police spokesman, to TT.
The municipal councilman Andreas Schönström (S), responsible for security issues in Malmö city, is angry after watching a film from yesterday’s demonstration that circulated on social media. The video shows a collection of people who shout slogans in unison and waving Palestinian flags.
“Unfortunately, we have this kind of expression on a regular basis, and I’m just as upset and utterly confounded every time I encounter it. The police must act directly to investigate this, and look particularly to determine whether it can be judged as being hate against a group [hets mot folkgrupp].”
The police have not received any notifications in connection with the demonstrations. However, according to Calle Persson, what was said could be classified as an unlawful threat to a group.
“Overall, we look at it seriously. It may be a call for people to commit crimes.”
The anti-Semitism in Malmö has been widely reported, and Calle Persson believes there is tension.
“There is a latent threat to Jews in Malmö, and when it comes to the Middle East, the threat picture becomes more relevant. But there are currently no general threats directed against a person or assembly.
Will you have any surveillance of Möllevångstorget tonight?
“We have not received any application for approval. But it is possible that we will look at it anyway. We routinely patrol Möllevångstorget on Saturday night,” says Calle Persson.
“Otherwise, we also rely on the public to call if something happens.”
On Saturday, Malmö police themselves chose to report the demonstration on the Jerusalem issue this week aimed at a group of people.
Tonight outside the US embassy in London; “Khaybar Khaybar, ya yahud, Jaish Muhammad, sa yahud” or “Jews, remember Khaybar the army of Muhammad is returning”. They mean Zionists tho…@PSCupdates are they your banners they’re holding? @mishtal pic.twitter.com/PuMaZEomEk
— Hurryupharry (@hurryupharry) December 8, 2017
Jewish people in London sing the American National Anthem
.@benshapiro: “If you are a Jew and you walk into East Jerusalem, your life is in danger. If you’re an Arab and you walk into West Jerusalem, there’s no problem at all, which signifies exactly why Jerusalem should be under Jewish control and not under Muslim control.” pic.twitter.com/cOa9PM2WMm
— Fox News (@FoxNews) December 6, 2017

Saudi Arabia’s Top Cleric: Fighting Jews Forbidden, Hamas a Terror group
The Grand Mufti of Saudi Arabia issued a ruling forbidding war against the Jews and proclaiming that Hamas is a terror group.
The Grand Mufti of Saudi Arabia, Abdulaziz Al Sheikh, issued a surprising religious ruling, saying that fighting against Israel was inappropriate and that Hamas is a “terror organization.”
The Muslim cleric issued the ruling while answering a question on a television program regarding the Palestinian riots surrounding the Temple Mount in July, Turkey’s Anadolu news agency reported.
Israel’s Communications Minister Ayoub Kara welcomed the unexpected decision and invited the Mufti to visit Israel.
“We congratulate Abdulaziz Al Sheikh, the Grand Mufti of Saudi Arabia as well as the head of Ulema (Islamic scholars), for his fatwa [Muslim religious ruling] forbidding the fight against the Jews and forbidding to kill them,” Kara, a Druze, tweeted on Monday.
(If I were Iran I would be planning a vacation deep underground.)
This past week there has been a lot of news about thee illegal street prayers in Clichy. It started with a few, maybe seven, French citizens objecting to the violation of many French laws, but mostly the ones on state secularism:
It was discovered shortly after that the reason for the street prayers was that the mosque offered to them was about a mile away, (1.5 Kms) from the spot of the street prayers and they wanted a mosque right there. Add to that, most of the muslims at this event were bussed in from much farther than a mile.
Then we find out, from the Mayor of Clichy no less, that the muslims have been praying for the murder of Jewish people that any of them may meet in day to day life. Also they handed out literature saying the same.
And now, the muslims have hired a lawyer to sue the mayor and all who protest their illegal protest in the streets.
Thank you Ava-Lon and Oz-Rita and all who translated and worked on these videos.
Be aware people. This is not a set of isolated incidents. This is a manifestation of policy. If you do not get this, it is your demise.
Paris – In an interview on French TV, Karl Lagerfeld said that
“Even if there are decades in between – you can’t kill millions of Jews, and then later bring millions of their worst enemies into the country.”
He suspected that Merkel probably wanted to improve her “image as a wicked stepmother” dating from the Greek government debt crisis.
The interviewer wanted to know if Lagerfeld thought that Merkel wanted to excuse her actions in the Greek crisis by taking in so many refugees. And if she wanted to show that Germany, after what had happened in the Second World War, finally now was a welcoming country.
Lagerfeld replied:
“Yes, but I will now say something terrible: You can’t, even if there are decades in between, kill millions of Jews, and then later bring millions of their worst enemies into the country.”
He illustrated his assessment with a personal experience:
“I know a German lady, who took in a young Syrian, who spoke a bit of English. After four days – do you know what he said to the lady? ‘The best invention that Germany ever made was the Holocaust!’ I can tell you that one moment later, he found himself out on the street. What a horror!”
The interview was broadcast last Saturday, Nov. 11. Allegedly, the TV station is being showered with complaints since.
Karl Lagerfeld is the creative director of Chanel. A native of Hamburg, Germany, he went to Paris where he began working with fashion houses like Balmain and Chloé in the 1950s. Claudia Schiffer is his friend and muse. Some of his lesser known accomplishments are that he is a renowned photographer, and that he created the perfume Chloé for Women.
Karl Lagerfeld and Fendi’s Elisabetta Beccari at a Fendi event in 2014. Photo: Wikimedia Commons