Video: Muslim Obligation to Hate Jews Clearly Explained by Egyptian Cleric

Submitted by Chaim Goldman (Israel), May 22, 2009 at 01:37

http://www.memritv.org/clip/en/0/0/0/0/0/0/2042.htm

Wanted to make sure you and your readers know about this "gem", great thanks to MEMRI for translating and distributing. At least this Egyptian cleric, with a program on official Egyptian TV, is being honest. While very scary, it's also refreshing to hear him tell it how it is.

How does the world expect Israel to consider Muslims as "peace partners" when such beliefs are being broadcast even by Egypt, the supposedly "moderate" Muslim state, with whom Israel has had a peace treaty for 30 years? Will there be peace even if Israel gives all of "Palestine" to create yet another Arab state? Listen to his answer. The conflict has nothing to do with Israel, or Zionism, or even classic anti-Semitism. It is the Koran that makes it so.

Can we all stop lying to each other and trying to be politically correct, and call a spade a spade? This IS a war with Muslims because THEY have declared it. I wish it weren't so. As someone who lives in Israel, I especially and genuinely wish we could have peace with our neighbors, but they need to really want it too. But can they ever when their core religious beliefs don't allow it, and even our current "peace partners" officially endorse such a "kill the Jews wherever they are" position, attested to by this broadcast?!

"Enjoy" the video -- and please pass it along. Wake up everyone!!

(If you have trouble playing the video from the MEMRI website, try this link: http://switch3.castup.net/cunet/gm.asp?ai=214&ar=2042wmv&ak=null&CatID=778 )

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