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In Malmo, record number of hate crimes complaints but no convictions
JTA 11 January 2013
A record number of complaints about hate crimes in the Swedish city of Malmo has not resulted in any convictions for such offenses in more than two years. The Swedish court 
German Journalist Among Top Ten Anti-Semites of 2012
Gatestone Institute 11 January 2013
By Soeren Kern
"Judeophobes never call themselves 'anti-Semitic.' They are usually indignant at the very suggestion that they have something against the Jews. Their dream, in the name of
"Some of My Best Friends are Antisemites”: Obama Nominates Hagel
Algemeiner 11 January 2013
"Europe’s leaders—and all leaders—should strongly oppose antisemitism, which poisons public debates over the future of the Middle East.” –President George W. Bush, speaking at
• Video: Sabatina James Christmas Interview
EuropeNews 10 January 2013
Sabatina James, an ex-Muslim of Pakistani origin, explains the dire situation for those in Pakistan and elsewhere who do not accept Islam as their religion, but are finding that Christianity is a more humanitarian religion and are putting their faith in Jesus. A human rights disaster usually ignored by our governments.
Christmas interview with Sabatina James from EuropeNews TV on Vimeo.
Video: Muslim slave market footage from the 1960`s
The Muslim Issue 8 January 2013
From Africa to Qatar, this old documentary show footage of a Muslim slave market. In the clip African Muslims themselves are buying and selling other Africans as slaves.
In tense Swedish city, young Muslim crusades against anti-Semitism
The Times of Israel 8 January 2013
By Josefin Dolsten
On Nov. 8, the Swedish Committee Against Antisemitism gave out its first Elsa Award to a somewhat unlikely recipient: a young Muslim Swede named Siavosh Derakhti. Derakhti,
Festival of Caricatures in Tehran Explicitly Denies Holocaust
Arutz Sheva 8 January 2013
By Rachel Hirshfeld
President of the European Jewish Congress (EJC), Moshe Kantor, called on the international community to condemn a festival of caricatures in Tehran initiated by the Iranian
No Hebrew, Please — This Is Europe
FrontpageMagazin 7 January 2013
By Bruce Bawer
I wrote about it here recently: Israel’s ambassador to Denmark and the head of Copenhagen’s Jewish community have both warned Jews in that city that if they don’t want to be
Video: Morsi in 2010 "No to Negotiations with the Blood-Sucking, Warmongering "Descendants of Apes and Pigs"; Calls to Boycott U
youtube 7 January 2013
By MEMRITVVideos
Hamas bans Israeli media in Gaza
Ynetnews 7 January 2013
Hamas has announced a ban on Israeli media from working inside the Gaza Strip, claiming that media outlets portray Palestinians in a negative way.
Hindu girls still targeted for rape in Pakistan: world remains silent
People of Shambala 6 January 2013
By Angel Millar
The raping of Hindu women and girls “has almost become a trend in Sindh province,” in south Pakistan, claims the Daily Bhaksar. Since the beginning of December, at least two Hindu girls, one aged six and the other 14, have been attacked and raped. The six-year-old victim was allegedly kidnapped and raped by Hashim Magiro, the owner of a gambling den near the girl’s home in the Umerkot district of Sindh.
Arabs Brutally Attack American Jew In Venice, Italy
The Inquisitr 4 January 2013
Although the country lags behind many other European nations for attacks on Jewish citizens, Italy is beginning to experience a serious increase in antisemitic hate crimes.
UK Textbook Wipes Israel Off the Map
Gatestone Institute 4 January 2013
By Samuel Westrop
Why is the British Council, sponsored by the British Foreign Office, endorsing a textbook that wipes Israel off the map and indoctrinates students with anti-Western
History of Jihad against Nigeria, Mauritania, Chad, Ghana, Kenya, Uganda, Tanzania and Central Africa (1784 - Ongoing)
islam-watch 3 January 2013
As a nation, Nigeria has suffered the most devastating assaults in 2012 from the hands of the "peaceful" Jihadis of Islam. And this is not something new to the Nigerians and the people belonging to surrounding regions. Instead, it has history that goes paste hundreds of year.
As Nigeria's Christians pick themselves up not only from heavily battered years, but also another tragic Christmas, let us review the prolonged history of Jihadi barbarism against Nigeria and neighbouring countries:
How the animistic tribes of Central Africa, Kenya, Tanzania, Ghana, Mauritania and Nigeria fell prey to the Jihadis.
And how their struggle continues even today in the conflicts of the Muslims and Christians in Nigeria, Kenya, Tanzania, Ethiopia and Eretria, Somalia and between the Arabized Northern Sudanese with the Christian Dinka tribesmen of Southern Sudan and the Muslim but non-Arabized, darker-skinned tribesmen of Darfur who were forcibly converted to Islam late in the 18th century Areadi Gaya, the non-Muslim ruler of Futa Bandu State in West Sudan was forced to embrace Islam after he was defeated by the Mamelukes of Egypt.
Hunting the Unicorn of Moderate Islam
American Thinker 3 January 2013
By Glenn Fairman
In hunting the unicorn of moderate Islam, the West has occupied itself by passing through a mental gauntlet of Herculean moral contortions in separating the proverbial sheep from the goats.
As I see it, those "moderate" voices of Islam, which have been protesting the violence of their brethren by thundering at the volume of a hushed whisper, will diminish even more fully as the Islamicist ascendency moves towards its apex.
Who can doubt that in time the faint defiant murmurs of "peaceful Islam" will ultimately become qualitatively indistinguishable from the bloody rancor of the vox bellicose?
Iran calls on OIC to work to criminalize criticism of Islam in the West
JIhad Watch 3 January 2013
The OIC is anxious to do just that, of course, so that Sharia can spread and the jihad advance unchecked. "Iran Urges OIC to Move to Harness Insult to Islam," from the Fars
Exposing the Anti-Israel ‘Peace Industry’
FrontpageMagazin 3 January 2013
By Bruce Bawer
The other day, I went online for what was supposed to be a quick Internet search. Instead I ended up spending a couple of hours meandering from one website to another, led by links and Google hits, increasingly fascinated – and appalled – by what I was seeing.
What I was looking at was the websites of organizations – mostly American, and mostly Christian, but also Jewish and Muslim, and also Swedish, Australian, English, Dutch, and so on – that claim to be concerned about the Palestinians and to be working toward a Middle East in which members of every religion can live together in peace and "mutual understanding.”
The Ten Top Anti-Semites of 2012
American Thinker 2 January 2013
By Jerrold L. Sobel
Every year around this time we're inundated with stories about the top ten people or events of the previous twelve months. Holding to this tradition, this past Thursday, the Simon Wiesenthal Center listed their top 10 anti-Semites of 2012.
Mind you, the list is highly subjective, and, no doubt, when we speak of anti-Semites and haters of Israel, many of you have your own favorites. But this group is definitely right up there with the worst.
Morsi Adviser: Israel Will Be Gone in a Decade
the elder of ziyon 2 January 2013
By Challah Hu Akbar, aka Challah & CHA
A senior Egyptian official who also serves as an adviser to President Mohammed Morsi on Tuesday expressed the opinion that Israel would not be around in 10 years. The
• November 21st 2012: The day we lost the "War on Terror"
EuropeNews December 23 2012
By Henrik R. Clausen
It may have escaped the attention of most, but on November 21st 2012, we suffered the final defeat in the War on Terror declared by President George W. Bush on September 20th 2001. After more than 11 years of fighting, 56,900 American causalties, cumulutative expenses of between 1.2 and 2.7 trillion dollars and a very complicated series of diplomatic & military alliances, the aim to defeat terror was abolished in Cairo, Egypt on that day.
US Secretary of State Hillary Clinton with Egypt FM Mohammed Kamel Amr
Here, the triumvirate of Egyptian Foreign Minister Mohammed Kamel Amr, US Secretary of State Hillary Clinton and Hamas leader Khaled Meshaal announced a ceasefire between Hamas and Israel following a week of intense fighting between the terrorist organisation and the army of Israel.
