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Since the 1980’s I have watched throngs comprised of thousands and tens of thousands of Arabs screaming and shouting, “DEATH TO AMERICA” as they burned our American Flag and effigies of our Presidents.
Mahmoud Ahmadinejad was the most radical Iranian ever! I used to see him leading the protests. Now you will be hard pressed to find anything about his radical and violent behavior. If you search for videos about him you will only find ones that make him look like a mannerly statesman. WHAT PROPAGANDA AND CENSORSHIP!
I tried to find as much as I could to demonstrate to you how deeply ingrained is the hatred that Arabs have for Americans. Not just Americans. ANYONE who is not a Muslim. They believe all non-Muslims are infidels and deserve to die. This has always been true, is true today and always will be true. Do you seriously believe that all things have been forgiven now and they want to play NICE?? Are you a complete idiot???
They have been sacrificing and training, eating, sleeping and living for this moment. They can taste it! Their dream, their goal, their only purpose is to bring in the NEW CALIPHATE. If you don’t know what that means… you better find out!
Watching those videos live, I was struck with terror. Then I wondered why are they threatening us so vehemently when they are way over there and we are way over here? I suddenly felt comforted and safe. BUT NOW THEY ARE HERE! Now they have brought their brand of TERROR to our homeland. You will be witnessing the beheadings, mutilations, crucifixions, the savage rapes, misuse of children, torture and terror they love to spread. You better be prayed up! ONLY GOD CAN SAVE YOU NOW.
Update 4/16/20 – This is not a new video but the message is EXTREMELY IMPORTANT…DON’T EVER FORGET HOW OBAMA DISRESPECTED AMERICA and ALL THAT WE STAND FOR AND UNDERMINED OUR NATIONAL SECURITY AT EVERY OPPORTUNITY. Never forget that the ISLAMIC NATIONS HATE US! If you think that they have changed their minds… look at their relationship with Israel. When the Islamists hate, that hatred never dies. They never let up and they never give up. They are determined to destroy Israel and they are just as determined to destroy AMERICA!
Jeanine Pirro, host of the Fox News show “Justice with Judge Jeanine,” is warning President Obama the Islamic jihadists killing and threatening Christians and other religious minorities in the Middle East are gunning for the U.S.
“They are coming for us,” she said on her program. “They as much as told us in 2009.”
She said the message was delivered by the leader of the Islamic State, Abu Bakr al-Baghdadi, who was held as a civilian internee by the U.S. in Iraq for most of 2004 and then released.
In his parting message to his captors, he vowed: “We’ll see you in New York.”
The “ragtag” team of 800 terrorists, Pirro said, now has grown to more than 10,000 and is “without a doubt the most well-funded extremist organization in the world.”
“Why should you care?” she asked.
It’s because Baghdadi already has announced he is watching the U.S.
Last week, a spokesman for the Islamic State, formerly known as ISIS, declared the group’s plans to “humiliate” America and its allies and “raise the flag of Allah in the White House.”
“Obama is too inexperienced, too disengaged, too out of touch to protect us,” she said.
Even while Obama was stating publicly that his “team” had been watching the terror develop, his foreign policy remains “feckless,” she said.
“Mr President, your track record doesn’t exactly put the fear of God in any of those terrorists,” she said.
Fox News released a statement March 11 “strongly condemning” comments made by host Jeanine Pirro referencing Rep. Ilhan Omar (D-Minn.). Pirro has a history of making similar inflammatory statements on air. Read more: https://wapo.st/2tZVGpW. Subscribe to The Washington Post on YouTube: https://wapo.st/2QOdcqK
Violent … cartoon shows snarling Israeli troops set to attack Muslim child, and inset, Innocent Biff and Chip By TOM NEWTON DUNN Defence Editor February 03, 2007
KIDS as young as five in Iran are being brainwashed into dying as martyrs by “children’s books” full of violence and anti-Western hatred, The Sun can reveal.
While British youngsters are brought up reading harmless stories about characters like Biff and Chip, young Iranians are being poisoned by a curriculum of hate.The graphic, blood-spattered books are designed to poison a generation of young minds against Israel, the US and Britain.In contrast, British primary schoolkids are taught to read with the help of wholesome characters such as Biff, her twin brother Chip, their pals and Floppy the dog.
Pics of hate … girl with AK-47 on left.
Centre cartoon portrays a Jew as a ghoulish figure being run out of town. Right pic sees a boy planning to become a martyr
The Iranian hate books encourage self sacrifice like suicide bombing as a duty for everyone.In one book for seven-year-olds called Let’s Read, a passage says: “The Israeli officer pounded Muhammad’s head with his rifle’s stock and his warm blood was sprinkled upon Khaled’s hands.”Another book has a series of cartoons where an ugly and fat Jew, dubbed “The Contaminator”, is beaten and chased out of town.And a book for eight-year-olds dubbed Defence Readiness shows a photo of a young boy firing a rocket-propelled grenade.
There are also pictures of boy martyr volunteers and women in veils clutching AK47 rifles.
Lessons in war … in a school book called Defence Readiness, this boy is firing a rocket-propelled grenade
Britain is blamed for a huge amount of the world’s current ills.
A book called History of Iran and the World says: “England chose various means, beginning with deceit and ending in murder and massacre, until they eventually took control over India.”
The books were smuggled out of Iran and translated by Israeli-based think tank the Centre for Monitoring the Impact of Peace.
Its director Dr Arnon Groiss said: “It’s an educational system preparing schoolchildren for war and martyrdom. They provide an example of a hate curriculum and develop a siege mentality.”
As Israel steps up its efforts to garner international support for imposing harsher sanctions on Iran, a recent Iranian military parade shows the republic's troops forming the US flag with swastika and the Star of David, and a sword that cuts through the two ripping them apart.10/28/07
“Israel, a small country of less than eight million people, looks out at a world where leaders of much larger nations threaten to wipe it off of the map.”
“It was only perhaps three weeks ago that the president of Iran once again said that Israel should be eradicated off the face of the Earth. As you recall, it was about in 2005 when he [Mahmoud Ahmadinejad] said before that Israel — he would use a nuclear weapon to wipe Israel off the face of the Earth.”
— Rep. Michele Bachmann (R-Minn.), September 19, 2011
“Outrageous statements by Ahmadinejad, such as a pledge to wipe Israel off the map, made it easier to keep that coalition together. Germany had been considered the weak sister of the group, but after Ahmadinejad’s comments about Israel, the historical burden of the Holocaust made it difficult for Germany to appear too sympathetic to Iran.”
“The Islamic Republic’s proposal to help resolve the Palestinian issue and heal this old wound is a clear and logical initiative based on political concepts accepted by world public opinion, which has already been presented in detail. We do not suggest launching a classic war by the armies of Muslim countries, or throwing immigrant Jews into the sea, or mediation by the UN and other international organizations. We propose holding a referendum with [the participation of] the Palestinian nation. The Palestinian nation, like any other nation, has the right to determine their own destiny and elect the governing system of the country.”
— Iranian Supreme Leader Ayatollah Ali Khamenei, October 2, 2011
Almost unnoticed, Iran this week joined the United States and Israel as one of the few countries in the world to oppose the statehood bid at the United Nations by the Palestinians. As the Tehran Times noted, the Iranian supreme leader “condemned any measure which would lead to the recognition of the Israeli regime and would ignore the legal right of the Palestinian people to their homeland.”
In other words, Iran continues to oppose the two-state solution.
Escorted by his bodyguards, Iranian President Mahmoud Ahmadinejad, center, waves to his well wishers as he attends an annual nation-wide pro-Palestine rally known as Quds Day, while a demonstrator chants slogan in Tehran, Iran, Friday Aug. 26, 2011. Quds is the Arabic word for Jerusalem. (AP Photo/Vahid Salemi) ( / AP)
BY NASSER KARIMI, NONE
TEHRAN, Iran — The Iranian president said on Friday there will be no room for Israel in the region after the formation of a Palestinian state, and that once the state is established, the liberation of all Palestinian lands should follow.
The comments by Mahmoud Ahmadinejad reflected his typical anti-Israeli rhetoric, which has drawn international condemnation since he first said in 2005 that Israel should be “wiped off the map.”
Ahmadinejad spoke at a Tehran ceremony following nationwide pro-Palestinian rallies marking Quds Day. Quds is the Arabic word for Jerusalem. The annual demonstration is an occasion for Iranian officials to show off their support for Palestinians and condemn archenemy Israel.
The remarks come as the Palestinians are pushing this year to achieve recognition at the United Nations during the General Assembly meeting in September. The statehood bid comes amid stalled Israeli-Palestinian peace negotiations and although the U.N. vote in New York will be largely symbolic, the Palestinians believe it will send a powerful message to Israel.
“Do not assume you will be boosted with a (U.N.) recognition of a Palestinian state,” Ahmadinejad said, addressing Israel. “There is no room for you in the region.”
“Recognition of a Palestinian state is the first step in the liberation of the entire Palestine,” he added.
Since the 1979 Islamic revolution that brought hardline Islamists to power in Tehran, Iran’s leadership has been hostile to Israel, backing anti-Israel groups like the Palestinian Hamas and Lebanon’s Hezbollah.
Ahmadinejad also urged the West to stop supporting Israel.
“You (the West) and the Zionist regime will have no base in the Middle East,” he warned, and dismissed the West’s support for a two-state solution as a tactic meant “to save” Israel.
Reiterating his anti-Holocaust rhetoric, Ahmadinejad also said Israel was created on lies and added, “the Zionist regime is the axis of unity among all thieves and criminals of the world.”
He also called on rival Palestinian factions Fatah and Hamas to form as strong, unified state and not “consider it sufficient to have minor and weak governments in a small area.”
In 2007, the militant Hamas took control of the Gaza Strip, leaving Fatah only in control of the West Bank.
Iran faces increased pressure from the West over its controversial nuclear program that Israel, the United States and others contend is intended for nuclear weapons making. Tehran denies the charge, insisting the program is for peaceful purposes only, such as generating power.
Tens of thousands attended the Quds Day rally in Tehran. State TV said millions of Iranians participated in the rallies in cities and towns across Iran.
Chanting ‘death to America’, hundreds of protestors marched on the U.S. Embassy compound in Yemen’s capital today, where they burned the American flag, used stones to smash windows, and…
Demonstrations spread: Palestinians burn a U.S. flag during a protest against the movie, Innocence of Muslims, near the United Nations office in Gaza City
From Yemen to Egypt and Iraq to Indonesia, rising anger provoked by an anti-Islam film has seen protestors storm U.S. embassies in Muslim countries around the world.
Demonstrations spread: Palestinians burn a U.S. flag during a protest against the movie, Innocence of Muslims, near the United Nations office in Gaza City
Chanting ‘death to America’, hundreds of protestors marched on the U.S. Embassy compound in Yemen’s capital today, where they burned the American flag, used stones to smash windows, and set fire to cars, before breaking through the main gate of the heavily fortified compound in eastern Sana’a.
The attack followed Tuesday night’s storming of the United States Consulate in Benghazi, Libya – where the U.S. ambassador and three other staff were killed.
Security has been ramped up at U.S. embassies and consulates around the world, and at least one cemetery for American veterans, while President Obama called the leaders of Libya and Egypt to continue helping him to ensure the safety of diplomatic personnel.
Clashes: Riot police form a line as Moroccan protestors shout during a protest about the film Innocence Of Muslims, which mocks Islam’s Prophet Mohammed
One of those killed in Benghazi alongside U.S. Ambassador Christopher Stevens was 42-year-old Glen Doherty, a family friend told CBS Boston today. There were protests in Tunisia, Sudan and Morocco overnight, and the demonstrations have reached Cairo and Baghdad.
Today riot police in Indonesia were standing guard outside the U.S. Ambassador’s Jakarta residence in anticipation of further action. Once inside the compound in Sana’a, Yemeni protestors brought down the U.S. flag, burned it and replaced it with a black banner bearing Islam’s declaration of faith – ‘There is no God but Allah.’
Demonstrations: A Yemeni protestor, left, holds a white flag with Islamic inscription in Arabic that reads, ‘No God but Allah, and Mohammed is his prophet,’ in front of the U.S. embassy
Before storming the grounds, demonstrators removed the embassy’s sign on the outer wall, set tyres ablaze and pelted the compound with rocks.
Yemeni security forces who rushed to the scene fired in the air and used tear gas to disperse the demonstrators and were eventually able to drive them out of the compound. It was not immediately clear whether anyone was inside the embassy at the time of the attack.
Fury: Chanting ‘death to America,’ hundreds of protesters angered by an anti-Islam film stormed the U.S. Embassy compound in Yemen’s capital and burned the American flag. It was the latest in a series of attacks on American diplomatic missions in the Middle East
Some protestors held aloft banners declaring ‘Allah is Greatest’. Tyres blazed outside the compound and protesters scaled the walls.
‘We can see a fire inside the compound and security forces are firing in the air. The demonstrators are fleeing and then charging back,’ one witness said.
It was similar to an attack on the US Embassy in the Egyptian capital of Cairo on Tuesday night.
Witnesses said there were some injuries on both sides but gave no exact figures.
Yemen, a key U.S. ally, is home of al Qaeda in the Arabian Peninsula (AQAP), which is viewed by Washington as the most dangerous branch of the militant network established by Osama bin Laden.
Yemen is fighting an al Qaeda-backed insurrection largely in the south of the country. Its embassy in Washington did not report any casualties. source – Daily Mail
PUBLISHED: 14:19 EDT, 18 November 2012 | UPDATED: 14:19 EDT, 18 November 2012
These terrifying pictures show children as young as five being trained to kill with pistols and deadly AK-47 assault rifles.
They were taken from footage of an al Qaeda terror camp in north Waziristan, near the Pakistan-Afghanistan border.
Many of the children are orphans of the terrorist organisation’s ‘martyrs’ following the same deadly route as their fathers.
Child soldiers: Children as young as five are being trained to become soldiers for al Qaeda. This image shows them being drilled in the use of firearms
They are brainwashed into waging Jihad on the West and becoming suicide bombers, the Sunday Mirror reported.
It was posted on an underground al Qaeda website and issued by the Turkistan Islamic Party, which trains fighters to fight alongside the Taliban in Afghanistan.
It is believed the armed group is responsible for more than 200 acts of terrorism worldwide in the past 20 years, the paper reported.
Troubled region: Pakistani army soldiers in Waziristan, where they wage a bloody war with militants
Terrorism expert Neil Doyle said: ‘The video is part of disturbing trend.
‘This is the fourth Islamist insurgent group in recent weeks that has been linked to training children for the battlefield.
‘Groups in Syria and Somalia have also claimed to be coaching children.
‘These children are living a very bleak existence. There is growing evidence that many are forced into it.’
The Pakistani Taliban is one of many loosely allied extremist groups that operate in Pakistan’s tribal region.
It wants to impose the same kind of hardline interpretation of Islamic law as the Afghan Taliban that ruled Afghanistan until the 2001 U.S.-led invasion ousted the hardline regime for sheltering al Qaeda’s leaders.
The militant hideouts along the Afghan-Pakistan border have long been a source of tension for Kabul, Islamabad and the international coalition.
Pakistan wants NATO and Afghan forces to crack down on Pakistani militants launching attacks from hideouts on the Afghan side of the border.
Meanwhile, American military commanders have been pressuring Islamabad to launch military strikes on terrorists in North Waziristan.
Pakistani Sunni Muslims torch a US flag during a protest against an anti-Islam movie in Lahore on September 17, 2012.(AFP Photo / Arif Ali) / AFP
Muslims around the world are protesting against the US after clips from a controversial American-made film mocking the Prophet Mohammed appeared online. Almost 40 people have died in violent clashes triggered by the video.
APPublished 9:01 a.m. ET Nov. 4, 2013 | Updated 9:42 a.m. ET Nov. 4, 2013
STORY HIGHLIGHTS
Anti-American rally comes as new President Rouhani reaches out to Washington
Largest demonstration in years
TEHRAN, Iran (AP) — Tens of thousands of demonstrators packed the streets Monday outside the former U.S. embassy in Tehran in the biggest anti-American rally in years, a show of support for hard-line opponents of President Hassan Rouhani’s historic outreach to Washington.
Such protests occur every year outside the former embassy compound to mark the anniversary of the 1979 takeover following the Islamic Revolution. But the latest demonstration is the largest in years after calls by groups such as the powerful Revolutionary Guard for a major showing, including chants of “death to America” that some of Rouhani’s backers have urged halted.
The crowds also send a message to Iran’s Supreme Leader Ayatollah Ali Khamenei, who cautiously has backed Rouhani’s overtures to the U.S. and efforts to end the impasse with the West over Tehran’s nuclear program.
Opponents of thawing relations with the U.S. say they will not back down, opening the prospect of deeper internal rifts and tensions that could put pressure on Khamenei to reconsider his backing of Rouhani’s groundbreaking exchanges with the U.S.
In September, Rouhani accepted from a call from U.S. President Barack Obama following the annual U.N. General Assembly in New York, where U.S. Secretary of State John Kerry held talks with Iran’s foreign minister. Ties between the two countries were severed after the embassy siege, which began a hostage crisis with 52 people held for 444 days.
Critics of the dialogue made their views immediately known, hurling insults and eggs at Rouhani’s entourage on their return from New York. Late last month, huge banners appeared around Tehran depicting the U.S. as a sinister and deceitful adversary that seeks to weaken Iran. Tehran officials ordered the signs removed, but they appeared in poster form at the demonstration Monday outside the former embassy compound.
Protesters also stomped on images of Obama and the U.S. flag. Others carried well-known banners reading “We trample America under our feet” and “The U.S. is the Great Satan.” One image showed Obama in a wrestling uniform with Star of David earrings, symbolizing Israel.
On Sunday, Khamenei appeared to chide hard-liners by denouncing any attempts to undermine Iran’s nuclear negotiators. Talks with world powers are scheduled to resume Thursday in Geneva.
Diplomats “are on a difficult mission and nobody should weaken those who are on assignment,” the official IRNA news agency quoted Khamenei, who has final say on all matters of state, as telling a group of students.
Iran seeks to have painful economic sanctions eased in exchange for concessions in its nuclear program to address concerns by the West, which fears Iran’s uranium enrichment could eventually produce weapons-grade material. Iran insists it only seeks reactors for energy and medical applications.
Outside the former embassy’s brick walls — covered with anti-U.S. murals — students carried a model of a centrifuge used in uranium enrichment. A slogan on it read: “Result of resistance against sanctions: 18,000 active centrifuges in Iran.”
Another banner quoted Khamenei: “The aim of sanctions is to make the Iranian nation desperate.”
Khamenei’s backing of Rouhani also puts him in an unfamiliar spot of having to reassure hard-liners he has not abandoned their views.
Khamenei on Sunday praised Iranian militant students who stormed the U.S. Embassy in 1979.
“Thirty years ago, our young people called the U.S. Embassy a ‘den of spies.’ … It means our young people were 30 years ahead of their time,” he said, a reference to a series of reports of U.S. eavesdropping on foreign leaders, including German Chancellor Angela Merkel.
Protester Mohsen Rajabi echoed the thought Monday.
“They illegally wiretap the mobile phone of the German chancellor and the Brazilian president. They wiretap their allies and are not faithful to them. How can they compromise?” Rajabi said. “They won’t compromise with us. These are lies, these are tricks to hinder our progress.”
Demonstrators stage an annual Anti-US protest in Iran
Students show their hands displaying Anti US slogans outside the former US Embassy
Iranian artists protest against USA. The Posters read “America cannot do a damn thing”.
Man holds a poster of a US negotiator holding a gun while negotiating with an Iranian negotiator
A woman shouts Anti-US Slogans
Iranian Protesters dangle an Uncle Sam effigy across the barrier.
People protest in front of a barrier near the former US Embassy
Iranian Women display a bloody Statue of Liberty
A woman protests near the former US Embassy in Tehran
By Rowan Scarborough – The Washington Times – Tuesday, March 17, 2015
Members of Peace Brigades, a Shiite militia group loyal to Shiite cleric Muqtada al-Sadr, heading to Tikrit, where Iraqi troops backed by Shiite fighters and Iranian advisers are fighting extremists, sit with their weapons in an armored vehicle as they … more >
A top special operations aide to Iran’s leader says his troops are in a global war that will one day bring “the banner of Islam over the White House.”
Ali Shirazi is the Supreme Leader Ali Khamenei’s representative on the Iranian Revolutionary Guard Corps Quds Force, the overseas operations branch that trained Iraqi Shiites to kill American troops and is active throughout the Middle East.
The Middle East Media Research Institute said Mr. Shirazi on Feb. 26 spoke at a ceremony attended by the families of Iranian “martyrs” who died fighting overseas.
He listed the countries in which Iran’s Shiite Islamic revolution has spread, including Nigeria, Lebanon, Syria, Iraq, Egypt and Yemen.
Then he said, “We shall not rest until we raise the flag of Islam over the White House,” according to MEMRI, whose analysts in Washington monitor Islamic extremists.
“Today, in every country we look at worldwide, we see that the love of martyrdom is spreading like wildfire every day,” Mr. Shirazi said.
He said more Muslims are embracing the idea of dying for jihad.
“When we look at the Islamic world, we see that the culture of the Islamic Revolution has reached all countries and all Muslims throughout the world,” Mr. Shirazi said. “This is why love of martyrdom is spreading. This has come about thanks to the blood of your [sons], the Islamic State.”
Quds Force fighters are now in Iraq along side Iraqi Shiite militias battling the Islamic State, a Sunni Muslim terror army. Quds operators also helped Shiites bring down the government in Yemen and are engaged in Syria against various rebels and extremists trying to bring down President Bashar Assad.
President Obama has reached out to the Iranian mullahs ruling the country, saying Iran has the potential to be a major regional power. He is close to approving a major nuclear deal that would lift sanctions on Iran in exchange for Tehran stopping its effort to one day build atomic weapons. spacer
At the same time, Iran’s Supreme Leader Ayatollah Ali Khamenei blames America for the problems of the Middle East.
Iranian legislators voted Tuesday to continue using the ubiquitous slogan, “Death to America!” despite the recent nuclear negotiations.
As reported by the AFP, 192 Iranian lawmakers out of the 290-seat parliament released a statement reading, “The martyr-nurturing nation of Iran is not at all prepared to abandon the slogan of ‘Death to America’ under the pretext of a nuclear agreement.”
The statement was published by the state-run Islamic Republic News Agency (IRNA).
The slogan is commonly chanted at Friday prayers in the country’s mosques and at government-organized protests.
“The statement was issued two days before Iran’s commemoration of the start of the November 4, 1979 seizure of the US embassy in Tehran by radical Islamic students that led to a 444-day hostage crisis and a break in diplomatic relations between the two countries lasting up to the present day,” AFP noted.
Further, on Sunday, speaking to a group of Iranian diplomats, Iran’s Supreme Leader Ayatollah Ali Khamenei blamed America for the problems of the Middle East, saying, “Contrary to certain people’s belief, the U.S. is the cause of the major portion of regional problems and is not part of the solution to the problems.”
Khamenei denied reports the nuclear deal signaled a change in Iran’s foreign policy and an openness to engage with the West. “The Islamic Republic of Iran’s foreign policy has acted as impenetrable rock against the domineering nature of hegemonic powers, especially the U.S., in the region,” Khamenei declared, adding that Iran’s foreign policy was “based on Islam and stems from the aspirations and goals of the [Islamic] revolution.”
In contrast, America’s foreign policies “differ 180 degrees with the policies of the Islamic republic,” he said.
Khamenei’s rhetoric, as well as the recent vote by the parliament endorsing “Death to America,” comes at a crucial juncture in the implementation of the nuclear deal.
Although Western media has reported Khamenei approved the agreement and American Democratic politicians celebrated its official adoption, the Supreme Leader made clear his disapproval of the deal in a letter he wrote to Iranian President Hasan Rouhani outlining the conditions he would place on the deal.
In the letter, Khamenei outlined nine conditions that change the deal entirely, effectively rendering it null and void. The Iranian parliament as well as the Supreme Council have also not voted in favor of the agreement and have said they will not implement it.
Moreover, although Iran is now demanding a complete and final cancellation of the economic sanctions (the agreement calls for a suspension of the sanctions), it has not as yet made any move to comply with any of the commitments required in order to lift of the sanctions (i.e., disabling centrifuges, removing the core of the Arak reactor, lowering enrichment levels, reducing its stock of enriched uranium and agreeing to monitoring of their nuclear sites).
The leader of Iran’s Islamic Revolution, Ayatollah Seyyed Ali Khamenei says the United States is the country’s principal enemy but the Iranian nation is prepared to defeat this enemy in all arenas.
ANKARA (Reuters) – The United States is Iran’s “number one enemy” and Tehran will never succumb to Washington’s pressure over a multinational nuclear deal, Iran’s Supreme Leader Ayatollah Ali Khamenei said in a televised speech on Thursday.
U.S. President Donald Trump broke ranks with other major powers last month by refusing to formally certify Iran’s compliance with the nuclear deal. Under that deal, most sanctions on Iran were lifted in exchange for Tehran curbing its nuclear work.
“The American president’s foolish remarks against our people show the depth of America’s hostility towards the entire Iranian nation,” Iran’s top authority Khamenei told a group of students.
“America is the number one enemy of our nation.”
Since the deal was reached in 2015, Khamenei has continued to denounce the United States publicly, suggesting that antagonism between the two countries since the 1979 Islamic revolution in Tehran would not abate because of the accord.
Iran and the United States severed diplomatic ties shortly after the revolution, when hardline students took 52 Americans hostage for 444 days. Iran will mark the anniversary of the American embassy seizure on Saturday.
Trump has called the nuclear agreement, which was reached under his predecessor Barack Obama, “the worst deal ever negotiated” and has adopted a harsh approach to Iran over its nuclear and ballistic missile programs.
Washington has imposed new sanctions on Iran over its missile activity, calling on Tehran not to develop missiles capable of delivering nuclear bombs. Iran says it has no such plans and its missile program is solely for defense purposes.
The deal’s other signatories, Britain, France, Germany, Russia and China, and the European Union say Washington cannot unilaterally cancel an international accord enshrined by a U.N. resolution.
Iranian officials have repeatedly said that Tehran would stick to the nuclear accord as long as the other signatories respected it. But it has warned about the consequences if the deal falls apart.
“We will never accept their bullying over the nuclear deal … Americans are using all the wickedness to damage the result of the nuclear talks,” Khamenei said to chants of “Death to America” by students.
“Any retreat by Iran will make America more blatant and impudent … Resistance is the only option.”
Trump also accuses Iran of supporting terrorism in the Middle East. Iran rejects that and in turn blames the growth of militant groups such as Islamic State on the policies of the United States and its regional allies.
Shi’ite-dominated Iran and its regional arch-rival, U.S.-backed Sunni Saudi Arabia, are involved in proxy wars across the region, backing opposite sides in Syria, Yemen, Iraq and Lebanon.
Writing by Parisa Hafezi; Editing by Catherine Evans
Iran’s Foreign Minister Mohammad Javad Zarif – who John Kerry, EU foreign policy chief Federica Mogherini, senior British and French diplomats, and leading New York Times and BBC journalists, are constantly trying to persuade us is a moderate – was caught on tape on Thursday joining a crowd in a chant calling for the destruction of the US, UK and Israel. The chant broke out after a speech delivered in Tehran by Iran’s Supreme Leader Ayatollah Ali Khamenei. While the crowd chants “Death to America”, “Death to Britain” and “Death to Israel,” Zarif mouths the genocidal words shouted by the fanatical audience.
HORRIFYING: Watch as these young Palestinian students stage a mock killing of an Israeli soldier. The Palestinians teach their children to hate the Jews. #TuesdayThoughts #iStandWithIsrael
An UNRWA school holding a ceremony honoring and celebrating Palestinian stabbing attacks against Israelis. Photo: Facebook.
An UNRWA school holding a ceremony honoring and celebrating Palestinian stabbing attacks against Israelis. Photo: Facebook.
On February 23, the Israeli Education Ministry, Jerusalem District Police and Shin Bet security agency closed down a Hamas-operated school in east Jerusalem for teaching a violent, antisemitic and anti-Israeli curriculum.
The question is: How did a terrorist organization manage to infiltrate the Israeli school system?
Israel’s public education system was created almost 65 years ago, with the passage of the National Education Law, which allowed the Arabs, ultra-Orthodox, religious Zionists and secular Jews to maintain separate school systems. The result has been a farcical testament to the folly of multiculturalism — which only encourages minority groups to isolate themselves, propagate their grievances and promote victimhood.
In the early 1990s, the Oslo Accords mandated that the educational system in east Jerusalem be run by the Palestinian Authority (PA). As a result, only eight out of approximately 180 schools in East Jerusalem teach the Israeli curriculum — and only two of those are public schools.
So what happens when the Palestinians teach their own children?
In 2015, an exhaustive report published by Palestinian Media Watch revealed that the PA — Israel’s ostensible peace partner — is teaching its children to hate (and murder) Israelis. In fact, the PA’s official educational system uses virulent antisemitic concepts and materials, making it one of the greatest obstacles to peace.
And Israeli citizens are feeling — and dying from — the effects. For example, most perpetrators of the “knife intifada” that engulfed Israel last year were young Palestinians who came from east Jerusalem.
The segregated nature of Jerusalem’s school system also touches upon the festering issue of sovereignty. If Jerusalem is indeed the undivided capital of Israel, then there can’t be separate curricula for Jews and Arabs. More broadly, Israeli sovereignty over Jerusalem should mean that “there are no separate laws for Israelis and for non-Israelis,” as Israeli President Reuven Rivlin recently said.
Therefore, if the true goal of public schools is to develop well-rounded citizens who can think critically, process information, make good decisions, support themselves and serve the needs of society, what can Israel do to reform its divisive educational system?
One idea is for all schools to feature a morning core curriculum, with separate afternoon classes. Such a system would enable students from minority groups to explore their distinct ideological values and religious teachings, while simultaneously obtaining a valuable and comprehensive education.
Less grandiose, but more realistic, is the Education Ministry’s plan to offer extra funding to East Jerusalem schools that switch from the Palestinian to the Israeli curriculum. Under this initiative, schools that either partially or completely adopt the Israeli educational plan will receive additional resources for things such as counseling, music and art classes, teacher’s continuing education and more.
Despite the incendiary rhetoric of autocratic and corrupt Palestinian leaders, most Arabs living in Israel quietly understand that the key to obtaining a better life is a better education for their children. But today, young Arab men and women going to school in east Jerusalem are being brainwashed to take up arms and fulfill the jihadist mandate to destroy Israel, instead of improving their own lives.
If there is ever going to be peace in the region, this must change. And soon.
We think of Jihadist indoctrination of schoolchildren as an evil that takes place in Iran, Gaza or Yemen. We’ve seen the scenes of young children praising violence and committing to war against non-Muslims from the Middle East.
Young Muslim boys, dressed in traditional Palestinian garb, passionately lip-sync:
“The blood of the martyrs is calling us. Paradise, men desire it.
Revolutionaries, Revolutionaries …
Sword and Text, oh free men.”
During the song, several children hold up a copy of the Quran.
“Until we liberate our lands, until reach our anchorages, and we crush the traitor.
… Oh, the winds of Paradise. Oh rivers of the martyrs, lads
My Islam calls whoever responds. Stand up, O righteous ones
The setting, as IPT reveals is, the Muslim American Society (MAS)’s Philadelphia chapter “Ummah Day”.
A poster emphasizes, “One Ummah”.
The theme here is patriotism, but not American patriotism. Instead it is the Islamic patriotism of an interdependent order in which Muslims fight each other’s Jihadist battles around the world, that has driven so many Muslims to enlist in ISIS.
Children in Philadelphia Say “We Will Chop Off Their Heads For Allah!”
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A Muslim group linked to the radical Muslim Brotherhood acknowledged that video footage showing small children singing “we will chop off their heads” for Allah is realand said it had fired the event organizer. The videos were posted in mid-April to the Facebook page of the Muslim American Society’s Islamic Center in Philadelphia. It …
The Muslim American Society Islamic Center in Philadelphia (MAS Philly) uploaded videos on April 22 to its Facebook page. The videos show children singing lyrics that appear to call on the next generation of Palestinian youth to embrace terrorism and glorify suicide bombers, according to the Investigative Project on Terrorism (IPT).
It is extremely disturbing, to say the least, to listen to what these children are singing about. At such a young age, their goal is to murder “the enemy.”They do not value life.Throughout much of America, elementary schools have children performing plays about the U.S. presidents, having state fairs, and other similar educational things.
Students at a Muslim school in Houston celebrated the 40th anniversary of the Islamic revolution in Iran with condemnations of U.S. sanctions. … Muslim schoolkids sing ‘Khamenei is our leader …
The “Free Palestine, death to Israel, death to America,” chants did not provoke violence, but this massive protest of anti-America angst happened long before President Obama permitted 10,000 Syrian migrants into the country and Korans were found among the belongings left by men fleeing Border Patrol agents along the Rio Grande.
Friday prayers in Iran: “America is an abomination. Death To America! Death To Israel! Death To England!” MAR 29, 2019 5:09 PM BY CHRISTINE DOUGLASS-WILLIAMS 18 COMMENTS The open calls to genocidal jihad against America and Israel continue in Iran.
On May 6, 2023, the Leaders Academy in Philadelphia posted to its YouTube channel a video of a performance made by students of Palestinian heritage at the academy’s “One Ummah Day” event. In the video, schoolgirls are seen singing and acting out a song praising “brave” Palestinian girls who are the sisters and daughters of “real men.” In one part, the song describes a grandmother who arms her granddaughters with a stone and sells her jewelry in order to purchase firearms. Another part of the song describes a girl sending her brother off to battle and telling him: “I will saddle up your horse, and I will tie a dagger to your belt – enhance your resolve.”The video was also posted to the Facebook page of the Alhidaya Islamic Center in Philadelphia, with which Leaders Academy is affiliated.
Same Philadelphia Islamic School Posted Clips Of Children Singing About Chopping Heads In 2019; Following Exposure By MEMRI, School Removed Clip, Claiming It Hadn’t Been Vetted; Similar Song Was Posted By School In 2017
The Philadelphia chapter of the Muslim American Society (MAS) has previously posted to its Facebook page videos from the Leaders Academy’s “One Ummah Day” events from 2017 and 2019, in which young students sang “Chop off their heads!” and expressed their willingness to become martyrs for the sake of Palestine and the Al-Aqsa Mosque.
On May 3, 2019 MEMRI released a clip from a video of an April 22, 2019 “Ummah Day” celebration at the Muslim American Society Islamic Center in Philadelphia (MAS Philly)that had been posted on the MAS Philly Facebook page (see MEMRI TV clip no. 7194). The clip received over two million views on social media, and was denounced by Members of Congress. Following the release of the MEMRI clip, MAS Philly removed the video from its Facebook page.
Screenshot from the 2019 video posted by the Muslim American Society Islamic Center in Philadelphia (MAS Philly).
Following MEMRI’s exposure of these videos, the Facebook page of MAS Philadelphia was suspended, and the Philadelphia chapter no longer appears on the MAS website.See MEMRI Special Dispatch No. 8054for more information about the public response to these clips. Notably, on May 15, 2019, MAS Philadelphia and Leaders Academy issued a statement saying that a “process” has been put in place to prevent the repetition of such an “unintended mistake.” An earlier video, posted on MAS Philly’s Facebook page on May 28, 2017, showed children singing about their willingness to be martyred on Palestinian soil (See MEMRI TV clip no. 7201).
Screenshot from the 2017 video posted by the Muslim American Society Islamic Center in Philadelphia (MAS Philly).
In May 2023 Video, Children Sing About Girls, Women Arming ‘Brave’ Palestinian Fighters
Below is the transcript from of the video posted by the Leaders Academy in Philadelphia to its YouTube channel, showing students performing at the academy’s 2023 “One Ummah Day” event.The video was also posted to the Facebook page of the Alhidaya Islamic Center in Philadelphia, with which Leaders Academy is affiliated.
Girls: “By Allah, I am a brave Palestinian, the sister and daughter of real men. I am Palestinian. My grandmother is a beautiful old woman, she armed us with a stone. She sold her Jewelry and bracelets, and bought guns from the money.
“By Allah, I am a brave Palestinian, the sister and daughter of real men. I am Palestinian.
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“My brother, I will saddle up your horse, and I will tie a dagger to your belt. I am the star that lights up your night, enhance your resolve, and gird your loins.
“By Allah, I am a brave Palestinian, the sister and daughter of real men. I am Palestinian.
“My veil is the most beautiful kaffiyeh. I am brave, I am the sister and daughter of real men. There are glances of victory in my eyes. I am Palestinian.”
May 7, 2019 — The Philadelphia branch of the Council on American–Islamic Relations issued an advisory to all Islamic institutions to increase security …
Lessons in war … in a school book called Defence Readiness, 
Escorted by his bodyguards, Iranian President Mahmoud Ahmadinejad, center, waves to his well wishers as he attends an annual nation-wide pro-Palestine rally known as Quds Day, while a demonstrator chants slogan in Tehran, Iran, Friday Aug. 26, 2011. Quds is the Arabic word for Jerusalem. (AP Photo/Vahid Salemi) ( / AP)
People protest in front of a barrier near the former US Embassy
Global war will result in ‘banner of Islam’ over White House: Khamenei aide
“Iran will defeat US, other enemies”
