Posted on 02/06/2009 3:27:12 PM PST by Nachum
I am hearing ever more alarming accounts of the deepening attrition against British Jews in the wake of the incitement against Israel provoked by the war in Gaza. In addition to the record number of attacks upon Jewish individuals and institutions and murderous incitement displayed on the anti-Israel demonstrations and riots as reported by the Community Security Trust, Jewish parents report that their children – some as young as eight – are now running a gauntlet of attack from their Muslim classmates at school who accuse them of ‘killing Palestinian children’. Comments by adults about ‘Jews controlling all the money/the media/the BBC’ (yes, really! All because it allowed Israel’s spokesman to put the case for Israel from time to time) are now commonplace in both private and public discourse. Today’s Jewish Chronicle reports that a 12 year-old Birmingham schoolgirl was terrorised by a mob of 20 youths chanting ‘Kill all Jews’ and ‘Death to Jews’ on her way home from school last week:
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Spoiled Muslim brats. I wish I could give them a good horsewhipping.
“Death to Islam!”
Just seeing if the shoe fits on the other foot.
It’s time for the Jewish university students to study Krav Maga. If their universities won’t protect them, at least they will be able to protect themselves.
That has a nice ring to it.
Why any Jews still remain in soon to be muzzie dominated Europe is a mystery to me.
Soon there will be no place for the Jews to go. There are demonstrations in the U.S. where moslems are shouting "long live Hitler!" and telling Jews to "go back to the ovens."
It is fascinating, for someone not alive before and during World War II, to see it all happening all over again. Perhaps this time the outcome will be different, though.
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