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geopang

This is sad. But are we surprised? The biggest threat to Jewish people is radical Islam, and that has penetrated all of Europe at this point. Is it not a coincidence?

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19 minutes ago, Alii said:

Muslims accepting Jews? Because I’ve been surviving with Muslims and “you’re a Jew” has been the worst insult since forever. 

 

This isn’t a new thing or unknown in history 

https://www.myjewishlearning.com/article/the-ottoman-empire/

https://www.bbc.com/news/uk-england-london-22176928

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https://forward.com/opinion/354853/get-inspired-by-the-muslim-woman-who-hid-a-jews-yellow-star-with-her-veil/

 

https://www.haaretz.com/1.5207782

 

 

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Regina George
7 minutes ago, geopang said:

This is sad. But are we surprised? The biggest threat to Jewish people is radical Islam, and that has penetrated all of Europe at this point. Is it not a coincidence?

lmao did you see those neo nazi protests around the europe? literally not one muslim was there.. only people there were white christians and you are here saying stuff like this? Just stop with your hatred towards muslims. 

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13 minutes ago, lego said:

Jews were accepted back then and lived normally in most North African countries including mine. But that is because Islam wasn’t a big part of society. Back then women also lived normally and they never covered their heads or faces. 

But what happened after the rise of political Islam in the late 60s? No Jew can live in Muslim countries now. Even Christians are leaving at this point.

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I just don't get what the problem is... If Jews live their lives without bothering in anyone why would someone feel the need to change that... I am a gay person that does not believe in any religion or church or book for my own reason but, in my opinion, everyone has a right to believe in something no matter what god or religion that is as long as their religion and beliefs do not hurt other people and other lives... 

Only people from a religion that I really hate are those extremists that hurt other people in the name of their God... But that's just a totally different story...

If they don't hurt anyone and they just live their lives why can't just people let them be

I've got an "F" and a "C" and I got a "K" too And the only thing that is missing is a bitch like "U"
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Edonis

It is unfortunate that this kind of hate speech and vitriol is on the rise globally, although I don't necessarily think it is the result of immigration increasing from ME refugees that I think some members have suggested. Instead, researchers have suggested that the far-right ideology that is ever growing, particularly in eastern Europe, seem to have a stronger correlation with the rise of hate-speech and discrimination of minorities. Sygkelos (2018) shifts his attention to mostly islamophobia and the leader of the far-right Bulgarian political party ATAKA, Volen Siderov, but repeats in his discussion that this is readily comparable to issues of anti-semitism in other parts of Europe and the Western World. Personally, I personally think the issue is very complex, and this rise in racism, hate-speech, etc. is attributed to several factors, not just one group of people or religious group (that GGD members seem to love to jump to). Without a doubt, there are likely some anti-Semitic individuals that have entered from ME countries, but, there seems to be a greater link to the global conservative ideology that seems to be more common now than in the past 5-6 years (see Trump, Brazil, etc.) (Öner, 2014). Interestingly, the Öner paper I included was published in 2014, years before the refugee crisis entered mainstream discourse, and even then, researchers were suggesting that the dangerous fear mongering tactics seen in many far-right European campaigns were feeding antisemitism, this time in Germany. I think the dangers these authors have suggested are far more nuanced and  convoluted than what many members are trying to suggest. This is especially true in Eastern Europe where the Muslim population has been present for decades.

 

Just some scholarly sources I referenced:

Sygkelos Y. Phobic Discourses of the Far Right: The Case of Volen Siderov. East European Politics & Societies. 2018;32(3):586. Accessed December 22, 2018.

Öner S. Different Manifestations of the Rise of Far-Right in European Politics: The Cases of Germany and Austria. Marmara Journal of European Studies. 2014;22(2):85-106. Accessed December 22, 2018.

 

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geopang
34 minutes ago, ReginaGeorge said:

lmao did you see those neo nazi protests around the europe? literally not one muslim was there.. only people there were white christians and you are here saying stuff like this? Just stop with your hatred towards muslims. 

Except they literally have no power and are an extremely small percentage of the population. And isn’t it punishable/criminal act to be a “neo-nazi” in Germany and other European countries? 

Historically, and to this day, Jews and Christians have been persecuted by Islam. Facts are facts. I’ll never understand this liberal mentality that praises and defends Islam but dismisses Jews. 

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2 minutes ago, Alii said:

Jews were accepted back then and lived normally in most North African countries including mine. But that is because Islam wasn’t a big part of society. Back then women also lived normally and they never covered their heads or faces. 

But what happened after the rise of political Islam in the late 60s? No Jew can live in Muslim countries now. Even Christians are leaving at this point.

 

I see you didn’t read all... Islam wasn’t a big part of society during  Ottoman Empire where Jewish refugees escaped to from Spain and Portugal??? That’s false.

The woman in veil during WW2 was clearly religious. Mosque in France providing refuge for the Jews, again - religious people.

Sorry, I know you’re looking for a scapegoat, but this ain’t it. 

Sayyid Qutb had some antisemitic writing and extremists of today like to read his books, although he was not a learned Islamic scholar.  

Again with generalizations... not all countries are the same, many are destroyed and destabilized after years of war and extremist groups, others are under dictatorships, 

you can also flip and say that son of Israeli prime minister recently said that all Muslims should move out from Israel. And with new national law, minorities are second class citizens in Jewish majority country. But you wouldn’t say it’s the fault of Judaism or Jews in general, would you? 

 

 

 

 

 

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1 minute ago, lego said:

 

I see you didn’t read all... Islam wasn’t a big part of society during  Ottoman Empire where Jewish refugees escaped to from Spain and Portugal??? That’s false.

The woman in veil during WW2 was clearly religious. Mosque in France providing refuge for the Jews, again - religious people.

Sorry, I know you’re looking for a scapegoat, but this ain’t it. 

Sayyid Qutb had some antisemitic writing and extremists of today like to read his books, although he was not a learned Islamic scholar.  

Again with generalizations... not all countries are the same, many are destroyed and destabilized after years of war and extremist groups, others are under dictatorships, 

you can also flip and say that son of Israeli prime minister recently said that all Muslims should move out from Israel. And with new national law, minorities are second class citizens in Jewish majority country. But you wouldn’t say it’s the fault of Judaism or Jews in general, would you? 

 

 

 

 

 

I know that anti-semitism is in the Quran, hadith and history of Muhammed.

I didn’t say that it is rising now in Europe because of Islam though. 

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Regina George
7 minutes ago, geopang said:

Except they literally have no power and are an extremely small percentage of the population. And isn’t it punishable/criminal act to be a “neo-nazi” in Germany and other European countries? 

Historically, and to this day, Jews and Christians have been persecuted by Islam. Facts are facts. I’ll never understand this liberal mentality that praises and defends Islam but dismisses Jews. 

Yes and Jews and Christians have respected and cherished Muslims throughout history. Give me a break please. 

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5 minutes ago, geopang said:

 

Historically, and to this day, Jews and Christians have been persecuted by Islam. Facts are facts. 

 

Historically proven wrong:

 

39 minutes ago, lego said:

 

There’s a lot more, but I know you won’t read. 

 

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JohnWayne97
1 hour ago, Melech said:

Antisemitism is not funny and not be taken easy at all.

But that comment was a joke.. and u know that.. but girl, do whatever u want 😘 

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2 hours ago, Melech said:

If I need to name a city I’d say Sarajevo. 

Sarajevo is a bad place to live in for anyone... But yeah, there is a Jewish community there and I can't recall any incidents in the past decade.

Here's an interesting article for those who like to read. 

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