Muslim Brotherhood Seeks Global Islamic Conquest
by Oren Kessler
Pundits have portrayed the
Brotherhood as uncompromising zealots or beneficent providers of social
services that long-deprived Egyptians desperately need. But a translation
released Tuesday of a 1995 book by the movement’s fifth official leader sheds
light on just how Egypt’s Brotherhood views itself and its mission. Jihad is the Way is the last of a
five-volume work, “The Laws of Da’wa” by Mustafa Mashhur, who headed the Muslim
Brotherhood in Egypt from 1996-2002.
They detail the Brotherhood’s
objectives of advancing the global conquest of Islam and reestablishing the
Islamic Caliphate, the public and private duties of jihad and the struggle
Muslims must wage against Israel.
Elsewhere, it exhorts Muslims,
“Know your status, and believe firmly that you are the masters of the world,
even if your enemies desire your degradation.” The
movement differs from international terror groups like Al-Qaida only in
tactics, but not goals. "One should know that it is not necessary
that Muslims repel every attack or damage caused by the enemies of Allah
immediately, but only when ability and the circumstances are fit it.”
Jihad is the Way explicitly
endorses the reinstatement of a worldwide Islamic regime. “It should be known
that jihad and preparation towards jihad are not only for the purpose of
fending off assaults and attacks of Allah’s enemies from Muslims, but are also
for the purpose of realizing the great task of establishing an Islamic state
and strengthening the religion and spreading it around the world.”
Mashhur wrote, “The problems of
the Islamic world - such as in Palestine, Afghanistan, Syria, Eritrea or the
Philippines - are not issues of territories and nations, but of faith and
religion. They are the problems of Islam and all Muslims, and their resolution
cannot be negotiated and bargained by recognizing the enemy’s right to the
Islamic land he stole, and therefore there is no other option but jihad for
Allah, and this is why jihad is the way.”
US have Freed Islamist Terrorist - Pollard still in Jail!
An American jihadist, Mohammed Junaid Babar, who set up the
terrorist training camp where the leader of the 2005 London suicide bombers
learned how to manufacture explosives, has been quietly released after serving
only four and a half years of a possible 70-year sentence. (This is another amazing exhibit of the
US hypocrisy, if not governmentally sponsored anti-Semitism!)
Home Grown Jihad in the US - 35 Al Qaeda training camps in USA
- Nothing is done to
stop it!
Food for Thought. by
Steven Shamrak
Once again president Obama and his administration are humiliated for not
being in touch with reality. The White
House said, "Transition must begin now", ignoring the danger of
Islamisation of Egypt by the rapid removal of the Mubarak regime. Egyptian
general’s answer was: "We can on no account permit an Egyptian general,
Hero of the October (1973) War against Israel, be humiliated, whatever the
political price may be." They have already started playing the anti-Israel
card to calm the mob on the streets! By now the army, which is integral part of
the regime, took over and will implement Mubarak’s transitional plan.
Turkey: Enemy
that NATO and EU Refuse to Recognise
1. A Turkish official said no action is
planned against two Turkish associates of an Iranian businessman who has been
charged in the US with helping Iran's missile program by smuggling materials
from the United States in violation of a trade embargo.
2. Iran and Turkey signed a trade pact on
Sunday, which could be worth $30 billion over five years. Tehran especially,
played up the deal as evidence of a new era in relations. "Iran and Turkey
are two countries that complete each other," said Iranian Foreign Minister
Ali Akbar Salehi. (We must admit, while it is not too late, that the current
government of Turkey has managed to undermine its country's secular
constitution and has been successfully implementing a transition towards
Islamic rule!)
The demonstrations against President Hosni Mubarak’s government in Egypt
are rocking the relationship between the United States and its most important
Arab ally. The unsettled outlook in Egypt has also scrambled American
calculations about nurturing peace talks back to life between Israel and the
Palestinians. American and Israeli diplomats are wondering about a broader
regional realignment in which Israel would be left feeling more isolated and
its enemies, including Iran and Syria, emboldened. (Ignoring all those considerations, the Obama administration, like many
before him, is abandoning another friend of the US - fast!)
Even Germans Know
Better
57 percent of Germans would oppose a Palestinian State, according to a
new poll released by the Greenberg Quinlan Rosner institution for The Israel
Project. (But not US administration!)
Predictable 'Revolutionary' Development
On Thursday a political leader of Egypt’s Muslim Brotherhood called on
any government that replaces Hosni Mubarak’s regime to withdraw from the
32-year-old peace treaty with Israel. “After President Mubarak steps down and a
provisional government is formed, there is a need to dissolve the peace treaty
with Israel,” said Rashad al-Bayoumi, a deputy leader of the currently outlawed
Islamic movement.
Basic Democratic Freedom under Attack
The Israel Police have issued an arrest warrant against Rabbi Dov Lior,
one of the most prominent Zionist rabbis and halakhic decision makers. The
warrant was issued after the rabbi refused to come in for questioning regarding
the halakhic approbation he wrote at the beginning of a book called Torat
HaMelech, which was written by another rabbi. The book discussed the
theoretical attitude of Jewish Law toward killing a non-Jew in wartime. The
purpose of the investigation, like the investigations against dozens of rabbis
in recent months, is to silence people.
It is Always about Money
About 10 percent of the 1,500 tunnels that link the Gaza Strip to
Egypt's Sinai Peninsula were operating but Gazans prefer the cheaper and
better-made products from Israel rather than from Egypt. As a result, Hamas has
suspended shipments of Israeli diesel fuel and other products to the Gaza
Strip. Hamas wants to maintain the smuggling tunnels as a source of revenue for
the Islamic regime. (Anti-Israel politic,
same as Anti-Semites, is always about money first! Religion and other arguments
are just a camouflage of ugly greed.)
Quote of the Week:
"For years, the Nation of Israel has been abandoned to an
anti-Jewish and anti-Israel justice system that has been nurtured since the Six
Day War. It is the product of symbiotic political and legal decisions that
represent the values of pseudo "enlightenment", a euphemism for the
support of assimilation and the abandonment of the Biblical Land of
Israel." - Professor Hillel Weiss
Treaties are Good, but Deterrent is Better
by Leo Rennert
The ongoing turmoil in Egypt has
focused attention on whether Israel can continue to rely on its peace treaties
with Cairo and Amman. Military analysts have described these treaties as the
main 'linchpin' of Israel's security in a hostile neighbourhood. Some have gone
so far as to suggest that, without an ability to rely on these treaties, Israel
would be left without an effective defence to ensure its very existence.
Yet, while peace with Egypt and
Jordan has indeed been a keystone of Israel's security during the last several
decades, one shouldn't lose sight of the fact that Israel has an even greater
ace in the pack, a deterrent transcending all the other arrows in its quiver -
its undeclared nuclear arsenal.
Israel's alleged arsenal of nuclear
weapons hovers over the direst of threats that can be conjured by military
planners.
Such as,
As important are Israel's highly
valued and rightly appreciated peace treaties with Jordan and Egypt, Israel's
enemies should be reminded of a much more formidable
deterrent to Arab hostilities waiting in her wings.