UK: Parents of Muslim who pelted Jews with eggs insist their son was misunderstood

You'd think that after all these years Islamic supremacists would think of some other explanation when they get caught uttering hateful words. For years now we have seen Islamic supremacist after Islamic supremacist insist that his words of hatred and blood were "misunderstood," "taken out of context," and the like. Islamic jihadists, supremacists and Jew-haters are apparently the hardest people in the world to understand properly, what with all the glorious complexity of their peaceful and tolerant religion; they're right up there with astrophysicists and Hegelian philosophers.

"'Son who pelted Jews with eggs is no racist,'" by Simon Freeman in the London Evening Standard, July 5 (thanks to David):

The parents of a Muslim university student convicted of a religiously motivated attack on young Jews said: "Our son is no racist.”

Mohammad Khalifa, 19, was fined for hurling eggs and yelling "Oi, Jews” and "f***ing Jews” at passers-by while driving his father’s BMW through Golders Green with three friends.

But his father, a paediatrician, today claimed the victims had misheard and the students had shouted "Oi, you.” (...)