Antisemitic Qatari Poem Alleges Jewish Plot Against Muslims
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JNS.org – A Qatari daily newspaper has published an antisemitic poem titled “The Plot of the Jews.”
In the poem, published by Al-Sharq on June 20 for a special supplement for the holy month of Ramadan, Dr. Khaled Hassan Hindawi accuses Jews of plotting against Muslims and spreading corruption by using “venomous serpents” such as Egyptian President Abdel Fattah El-Sisi, Syrian President Bashar al-Assad, Iraqi Prime Minister Haider al-Abadi, and Yemenite Houthi rebel leader Abd al-Malik al-Houthi.
The poem was translated by the Middle East Media Research (MEMRI) Institute as follows:
The Plot of the Jews
The Jew’s plot against the Muslims
Their corruption is spread through ideas and bombardments
With planes and with sharpened tongues
[They send forth] venomous serpents
That penetrate our fortress in times of distress
Let me list these serpents, they are Bashar and Sisi
And Houthi and Haider al-Abadi
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