Tag: JEWS
In supporting Israel, Germany still hasn’t learnt its lesson
By defending Israel's actions against Gaza, has Germany not learnt anything from its appalling historic role against the Jewish people?
Abdul Hamid II showed that anti-Zionism isn’t anti-Semitism
Zionists regularly conflate anti-Zionism with anti-Semitism, but one Ottoman leader disproved this back in 1876.
When Albanian Muslims rescued Europe’s Jews in the Holocaust
In marking 80 years since Albanian Muslims risked all to save Jewish lives in the depths of the Holocaust, Edward Rowe speaks about the unsung heroes.
Norman Finkelstein like you’ve never seen him | Unscripted #52
Norman Finkelstein opens up on Unscripted
ʿĀshūra: Remembering the Real Legacy of Mūsa
Does our right to Mūsa (ʿalayhi al-Salām) extend beyond just fasting the Day of ʿĀshūra? What is the true legacy?
The Balfour Declaration: The Ignored Majority
"Today, as a handful of Jews take to the streets in protest of the Declaration, they are simply labelled as ‘self-loathing Jews’ and are portrayed as an anomaly. But arguably, those few Jewish voices of opposition were, once upon a time, seen as the majority."
Tariq Ibn Ziyad: Invader or Liberator?
"...the Muslims were welcomed by a large proportion of the ruling aristocracy and the Jews."
Thoughts From Auschwitz
Dr Uthman Lateef's reflections from his recent trip to Auschwitz...
The Rise and Fall of Islamic Seville
Seville’s Islāmic Heritage The city of Seville has once again been propelled to our attentions with Sevilla FC recently being crowned champions of the Europa League for a third successive year, this time overcoming an average looking Liverpool team from England. The city of Seville does of course have its…
The Politics of Anti-Semitism
It has been incredible to watch how swiftly the government, the mainstream media and dissidents within the Labour party have exploited comments made by a handful of politicians to try and undermine the leadership of Jeremy Corbyn with allegations that there is a problem of anti-Semitism within the party. It…
