Photo- Jihad i Malmo
The caption is in Norwegian and says, "Jews. Don't forget Khaybar", a reference to Mohammad's defeat of the Jews at Khaybar (present day Saudi Arabia) in the 7th century.
Giulio Meotti, writing for Israel National News (and cross-posted in Jihad i Malmo) brings us up to date on the exodus of Jews from Sweden's third largest city, a city that has the nerve to promote itself as a place to live and do business.
http://www.israelnationalnews.com/Articles/Article.aspx/13357#.Uau5QkCTiSo
Most of "the Jews" weren't living in Khaybar, nor anywhere near it. Of the five tribes living there, two or three were Jewish, more or less. There was a bloody internal dispute at Medina, mostly about trading with the enemy, not religious preference per se.
ReplyDeleteGary, any chance you're going to write about what's going on in Turkey? Seems to be in your wheelhouse.
ReplyDeletejakes,
ReplyDeleteTurkey! Yes, great food, great beer, Lousy sailors.
Let's see how it shakes out. Right now, I'm on a roll with the Obama scandals.
Gary prefers to make it up. Don't ask him to look at real scandals, he'd have to bone up on the facts.
ReplyDeleteSiarlys,
ReplyDeleteShould I infer that you don't consider Malmo to be a scandal?
The whole city? No. I didn't consider Whittier to be a scandal just because it was Nixon's original power base either.
ReplyDeleteIs public reference to Khaybar as a threat against 21st century Jews internationally a scandal? No, its just cheap and despicable.
Miggie, just now soldiers of a self-described "Jewish state" are clearing farmers off their own land because illegal Judaist holy warriors are violating the 10th commandment (Thou shalt not covet anything that is thy neighbor's). The fact that heads haven't rolled is due to the fact that the Palestinian families concerned have moved out in the face of overwhelming force rather than resist.