PMW Bulletin : Blood slandering Al-Aqsa teacher vs. PMW

Al-Aqsa teacher charges PMW with copyright violation after PMW exposed his teaching that Jews make matzah from blood of children. HT: IMRA.


PMW Bulletin June 15, 2015 Al-Aqsa teacher vs. PMW

Al-Aqsa teacher charges PMW with copyright violation after PMW exposed his teaching that Jews make matzah from blood of children

Sheikh Khaled Al-Mughrabi complained to YouTube, which has temporarily removed PMW's subtitled video of the teacher's Antisemitic statements

PMW has submitted a counterclaim that exposing his hate speech is legal under "Fair Use"

Currently the subtitled video can be seen here http://www.palwatch.org/main.aspx?fi=157&doc_id=15022

A Palestinian teacher from the Al-Aqsa Mosque, which is situated on the Temple Mount in Jerusalem, taught in his lesson on May 29, 2015, that the reason Europeans expelled Jews and the reason the Nazis burnt Jews in the Holocaust, was because Jews use the blood of non-Jewish children to make matzah bread for Passover. According to Sheikh Khaled Al-Mughrabi, "they were burned in Germany because of these things."

Palestinian Media Watch's exposure of his blood libel generated international condemnation and 8,000 views on YouTube in just three days.

In order to have PMW's video removed from YouTube, the Al-Aqsa lecturer charged that PMW had violated his copyright. YouTube, following US law, removed PMW's subtitled video that exposed his hate speech.

PMW has since sent a "counter-notification" to Sheikh Khaled Al-Mughrabi via YouTube, arguing that the video of his hate speech was "Fair Use" of the material - since "Fair Use" permits the use of a work "for purposes such as: private study, research, criticism, review, journalistic reporting, quotation, or instruction and examination by an educational institution." [Israel Copyright Act 2007, emphasis added]

YouTube is supposed to reinstate the PMW video in 10 days unless Sheikh Al-Mughrabi decides to take his claim of copyright violation to court and sue PMW.

It is also noteworthy that in order to hide his hate speech, the Sheikh made the video of his lesson on YouTube "private" after PMW's exposure so it could no longer be seen by the general public.

In order to make the video accessible to viewers immediately, PMW has uploaded the video to a different server and it can be seen here.

PMW suggests that those who posted this story and linked to the original source change the link to this so the video will be visible to people reading their websites and Facebook pages, etc.

Click here to see how Sheikh Khaled Al-Mughrabi defended his Antisemitic hate speech as "advice" to Jews and an attempt to "save them from Hell". http://www.palwatch.org/main.aspx?fi=762&doc_id=14979

PMW p:+972 2 625 4140 e: pmw@palwatch.org f: +972 2 624 2803 w: www.palwatch.org

Video - French Imam: "people who eat pigs meat, will behave like them and become pigs'. (French).

Here is an excerpt from a sermon in French by Imam Mehdi Khabir . Posted on March 24, the video was recorded in the Mosque of Villetaneuse (Seine-Saint-Denis) - so not in an obscure Saudi mosque - during Friday prayers April 15, 2013. The late theologian - if one can call it declaims theology - very popular in some mosques in France, particularly says this:

"That's why the one who eats pork - Na'am [yes] - tends to have the behavior of a pig [...] And Allah or the Prophet informed that the time will come when Allah will transform certain beings humans into apes and pigs "...

'The people who eat pork, you find them among the dirtiest people around' 00.25 min.

'There will come a time when Allah will transform certain people in to pigs and monkeys. 00.58 min

'Certain people will get the heart , brain and the spirit of a monkey or pig.' 01.14 min

'It is forbidden to touch, cook , sell or transport pork.Our Muslim brothers should not work in restaurants, hotels, stores, markets where they trade and serve pork. This is forbidden and a great sin.'  03.13 min

Video - 'Blood for Blood' - SANG POUR SANG - French singers Against the persecution of Christians

Le collectif des Enflammés en association avec l'organisme Portes Ouvertes chante pour la cause de nos frères et soeurs chrétiens persécutés. Visitez la page des Enflammés sur http://sangpoursang.portesouvertes.fr/


The collective of inflamed in association with Open doors sings for the cause of our brothers and sisters persecuted Christians . Visit the page on http://sangpoursang.portesouvertes.fr/ Fired

Turkey’s top official Imam DIBMehmet Gormez: "It is not possible to have interfaith dialogue"

Via @abdbozkurt #Turkey’s top official Imam told @Pontifex he ruled out interfaith dialogue declared by the church. pic.twitter.com/eNyizR8qbl
— MFS - The Other News (@MFS001) January 13, 2015

Turkey’s top official Imam DIBMehmet Gormez: "It is not possible to have interfaith dialogue" HT: AbdozKurt.

“Violence does not build up the kingdom of God, the kingdom of humanity. On the contrary, it is a favorite instrument of the Antichrist, however idealistic its religious motivation may be,” Pope Benedict XVI.

#Turkey’s top official Imam @DIBMehmetGormez: It is not possible to have interfaith dialogue
— Abdullah Bozkurt (@abdbozkurt) January 13, 2015

#Turkey’s top official Imam @DIBMehmetGormez told @Pontifex he ruled out interfaith dialogue tat was declared by the church
— Abdullah Bozkurt (@abdbozkurt) January 13, 2015

#Turkey’s top official Imam @DIBMehmetGormez: I repeat there can’t be a dialogue between oneness and the trinity
— Abdullah Bozkurt (@abdbozkurt) January 13, 2015

#Turkey’s top official Imam @DIBMehmetGormez says meetings on interfaith dialogue since 1960 has contributed nothng to the humanity
— Abdullah Bozkurt (@abdbozkurt) January 13, 2015

#Turkey’s top official Imam @DIBMehmetGormez says he told the visiting @Pontifex that the word ‘dialogue’ has been contaminated

— Abdullah Bozkurt (@abdbozkurt) January 13, 2015

Hmmmm......It's pretty Obvious the 'Caliphate' is drawing the lines for the next religious war.

Integration Case : German Court to Rule on Swim Lessons for Muslim Girls.

Integration Case : German Court to Rule on Swim Lessons for Muslim Girls.HT: Spiegel.

A German court will rule Wednesday whether Muslim girls can be exempted from co-ed swimming lessons, an issue that has sparked many disputes. The judges must decide what takes precedence: freedom of religion or the state's obligation to educate all.

Aisha, a 13-year-old schoolgirl, is actually an ideal student in the eyes of German politicians who advocate the integration of people from other cultures. Her parents moved to Germany from Morocco; her father is a tradesman and her mother is a housewife. Aisha (not her real name) attended school until the age of eight in Morocco, yet she still managed to do well at Helene Lange High School in Frankfurt. She received top grades in math, English and German. When she grows up, she wants to become a doctor.

Yet for a number of years her family has been locked in a dispute with the central German state of Hesse. This case is about whether Aisha, who has been raised according to the Muslim faith by her parents, can be forced to attend mixed swimming classes with boys. In a broader sense, though, it has to do with the relationship between the state and religion.


This Wednesday, the judges of Germany's Federal Administrative Court in Leipzig, the country's highest court for public and administrative disputes that don't concern the constitution, will examine the case.

According to the court, it is necessary "to clarify the conditions under which a pupil, based on his or her basic right to freedom of religion, can, on an individual basis, be exempted from the obligation to attend a school event." The judges will have to make a fundamental decision between the individual's constitutional right to freedom of religion and the state's constitutional obligation to educate all children.

Conflicts repeatedly arise between families and schools when boys and girls are to attend co-ed swimming classes. According to a survey conducted on behalf of the German Islam Conference, a forum of dialogue between Muslim groups and the government, seven percent of Muslim girls don't attend co-ed swimming lessons, and roughly half of their families give religious reasons for this absenteeism. What's more, 10 percent of the girls don't take part in class trips where children spend nights away from home.

In extreme cases, this can mean the children are not allowed to attend certain schools. In the state of North Rhine-Westphalia, for example, middle schools, high schools and secondary schools are allowed to make a child's acceptance dependent on whether the parents consent to their son or daughter attending co-ed swimming classes. In the northern German state of Lower Saxony, a father recently pulled his daughter out of high school because she wasn't excused from swimming classes.

Conflicts over the point where the state's duty to educate children takes precedence over the right to exercise freedom of religion are not just limited to Muslims. This Wednesday, the judges of the Federal Administrative Court will also consider a lawsuit filed by Jehovah's Witnesses who object to their son having to watch the film "Krabat," based on a book by German children's books author Otfried Preussler, because the story involves black magic.

It was 20 years ago, in August 1993, that the Federal Administrative Court exempted a 12-year-old Muslim girl from attending physical education classes if they were not held separately for boys and girls. But times have changed and today many courts have distanced themselves from this position. They now require Muslim girls to at least attend swimming classes dressed in a burqini.

For instance, the Düsseldorf Administrative Court issued the following ruling in the case of a sixth grader in the spring of 2009: The contours of her body could be perceived "only vaguely and thus with no negative impact" underwater, at least when wearing a burqini, the court wrote, noting that the plaintiff could wear a bathrobe at the edge of the pool and change her clothes in a private cubicle. Furthermore, the court ordered the school to make full use of "all pedagogical and organizational options" to prevent a stigmatization.


In Aisha's case, both the Frankfurt Administrative Court and the Hesse Higher Administrative Court have rejected the bid for an exemption -- and decided that the girl will have to tolerate the sight of her fellow male students wearing swimming shorts. According to these courts, an encroachment on the right to freedom of religion is justified here by the state's educational goals.

Mathias Rohe, an Islamic law expert in the Bavarian city of Erlangen, concurs with this approach -- and sees it as a sign of normalcy. Years ago, when relatively few Muslims lived in Germany, it was possible to make exceptions to the rules, says Rohe, "but now Islam has become part of Germany -- with all the rights and obligations that this entails," he argues.

Shooting at U.S. Sikh temple: 7 dead, including suspected gunman, as usual no word on the 'identity or religion' of the shooter.

Shooting at U.S. Sikh temple: 7 dead, including suspected gunman, as usual no word on the 'identity or religion' of the shooter.(Fox).Police say at least seven people, including a gunman, were killed in a shooting at a Sikh temple near Milwaukee Sunday. Police were called to respond to the shooting at the Sikh Temple of Wisconsin in the suburb of Oak Creek on Sunday morning, when witnesses said several dozen people were gathering for a service. Sunny Singh, 21, of Milwaukee, said a friend pulled into the temple's parking lot, heard shots and saw two people fall down. The friend then saw the shooter reload his weapons and head to the temple's entrance, Singh said. Greenfield Police Chief Bradley Wentlandt said four people were found dead inside the temple, while three, including the suspected shooter, were found dead outside. Tactical units went through the temple, and authorities do not believe a second shooter was involved, Wentlandt said. Wentlandt said the shooting suspect opened fire on an 20-year veteran officer, who then "put down" that man. Wentlandt said the officer was shot multiple times and he is being treated in surgery, but his condition is not known. The officer is expected to recover, Wentlandt said. He described the scene as chaotic and fluid and urged the media not to broadcast photos or video showing tactical units, which could put officers in danger. Police responded to the shooting with a dozen ambulances. "Our hearts go out to the victims and their families, as we all struggle to comprehend the evil that begets this terrible violence," Milwaukee Gov. Scott Walker said in a statement. "At the same time, we are filled with gratitude for our first responders, who show bravery and selflessness as they put aside their own safety to protect our neighbors and friends." Three other shooting victims, all men, were taken to Froederdt Hospital in Milwaukee, the main trauma center for the area, spokeswoman Carolyn Bellin said. One was in the operating room, another in a surgical intensive care unit and the third was being evaluated in the emergency room, she said. According to the Journal Sentinel, there could be as many as 30 victims; among those shot was the president of the temple.One of the temple's committee members, Ven Boba Ri, told the Journal Sentinel that the shooting was very sad, and he has been fielding calls all morning from around the world, including India. "Sikhism is such a peaceful religion. We have suffered for generations, in India and even here."Read the full story here.Live updates here.