The Simon Wiesentahl Center has appealed to its followers to stand in solidarity with persecuted Jews in Malmo, Sweden. The Swedish blog, Jihad i Malmo, has a report.
http://jihadimalmo.blogspot.com/2012/05/solidaritet-med-malmos-forfoljda-judar.html
Solidarity with Malmo's Persecuted Jews
The Simon Wiesenthal Centre sände idag
ut följande upprop till sina tusentals
medlemmar över hela världen:
"The Simon Wiesenthal Centre today sent out the following call to its thousands of members throughout the world."
We have documented the shame of Malmo many times here on Fousesquawk. A Jewish community that once considered the city its savior when they were smuggled out of Nazi-occupied Denmark to Malmo, now finds itself isolated and subject to insults, assaults, and other forms of abuse on the city streets, mostly by young Muslim immigrant males. In response, the city, led by its Israel-hating mayor, Ilmar Reepalu, takes the attitude that the Jews are welcome to leave.
To judge by the city's reaction, you would think it was the Jews who were periodically rioting in the streets and burning cars. It is not. Nor is it the Jews who have turned a section of the city (Rosengard) into a no-go zone (too dangerous for outsiders to enter including police and fire services). Yet, Reepalu nonchalantly tells the Jews to leave if they are not happy. I hope they all take him up on his offer.
Enjoy the fires, Ilmar.
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