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Islamic Zionism:
The Quran is more Zionist than Islamists want you to believe
That is the headline of my op-ed in the @Jerusalem_Post. It is a foundational piece for me, as a co-founder of the Abrahamic Movement.
It started with an interview I gave to the Lebanese journalist Maria Maalouf. As I wrote: "I argued that the Quran can be read as a Zionist document. This claim caused quite a stir, yet it built a crucial bridge between Zionism and Islam, which is essential for establishing peace in our region."
In the piece I ask the two questions Zionism answers: What is the land of the Jews, and to whom does the Land of Israel belong? A reading of the Quran, I wrote, "reveals a surprising agreement between Zionism and Islam on these two foundational issues."
"The Quran itself recognizes the Children of Israel’s right to their land." There, Moses tells his people:
"My people, go into the holy land which God has ordained for you..." (Surah Al-Ma’idah 5:21)
"At the very least, the Quran makes it impossible to honestly claim that the Jewish connection to the Holy Land is foreign to Islam."
The Children of Israel are so central to the Quranic narrative that Surah 17 is traditionally known as both Al-Isra and Bani Isra’il.
And the verse that matters most to me, the one I called "perhaps the most important quote that has eluded us in the Quran":
"Argue only in the best way with the People of the Book, except with those of them who act unjustly. Say, ‘We believe in what was revealed to us and in what was revealed to you; our God and your God are one [and the same]; we are devoted to Him.’" (Surah Al-’Ankabut 29:46)
The piece does not stop at verses. In Sweida, Israel is protecting the Syrian Druze from jihadist attacks. East of Khan Yunis, Palestinian clans and local organizations that oppose Hamas are receiving Israeli backing. "The message radiating from these activities to the region is that the door is open, and Israel’s umbrella is not limited to Jews alone."
And more and more people in the Middle East define themselves as Muslim Zionists, Lebanese Zionists, Iranian Zionists, Alawite Zionists and Kurdish Zionists.
The greater test is still ahead: can the Zionist idea provide the blueprint for rebuilding Sweida and Khan Yunis as free (though not necessarily independent) societies, tolerant in nature, and advancing toward prosperity?
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UAE is Arab & Muslim. These backward extremists can’t block our roads or ruin peoples lives! This is religious thuggery and we reject it. They run to the west because anything goes there!
Protect Your Countries.
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North African migrant explains why Muslims are also targeting Chinese businesses in the riots in France:
“The Chinese in France have become too wealthy and are now part of the ruling class. They wear nice clothes and drive big cars. It's unfair.”
Their entire movement is driven by jealousy and resentment.
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Amb. Tom Barrack just cannot stop with the idiotic comments. Now he claims the Islamic regime isn’t “evil” and that we “respect” fanatical Twelver Shia Islam that guides the entire system of the Islamic regime.
I don’t know who the “we” is we’re talking about here, but it ain’t Americans or Iranians.
The Islamic regime is fundamentally evil and must be destroyed…Not the IRGC, the entire system.
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Pakistanis in Scotland film themselves robbing and tormenting a Scottish boy and upload it to social media taunting him.
Make the inbred rats famous.
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This video from France is for those who still have doubts about what who is wreaking chaos in Europe. Send them back: save Europe.
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Have you noticed something? The BBC hasn't called the France protesters “far-left.” In fact, they call them “mostly peaceful,” yet they call a normal British citizen protesting against the Muslim Brotherhood and illegal immigrants “Far Right.”
What’s right has left the BBC.
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The fuck?
“The Islamic regime isn’t evil. It’s simply a religious government with beliefs we should respect.”
US Ambassador to Turkey Tom Barrack
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U.S. Ambassador to Türkiye Tom Barrack:
“The Islamic regime isn’t evil. It’s simply a religious government with beliefs we should respect.”
This is what a traitor looks like. Fire him.
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It is sad to see Milan like this. A city of fashion, elegance and culture reduced to this.
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In 2025, France was told exactly what could happen to Paris. It chose to ignore the warning. Now, consider this another warning to the West before your streets and universities are torn apart. The warning came before the consequences. Again. Ban the Muslim Brotherhood. Deport illegal immigrants. And, like the UAE, treat antisemitism as a crime, not an opinion.
BREAKING: UN torture expert denounces colleagues Francesca Albanese and Reem Alsalem for denying October 7 atrocities and ignoring Hamas torture of Israeli hostages: “My colleagues said nothing. I felt ashamed. Their one-sided, vitriolic reports added to families’ anguish.”
Dr. Alice Jill Edwards: “The UN had done so little to help them... I felt ashamed. I am still outraged that UN special rapporteurs Francesca Albanese and Reem Alsalem never formally documented these horrors. Instead, both have continued to issue a stream of what I regard as one-sided and vitriolic reports, and hard-to-justify excuses for their lack of attention. That, families and returned hostages have told me, only added to their anguish.”
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Rioter in France.
“In the name of Allah, we will kill them all!”
But apparently it’s about classrooms.
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Why is this man *still* working for the U.S. administration? He has repeatedly made inappropriate and incorrect comments, including those which contradict the Trump administration’s policy.
Now he’s running his mouth claiming that there “wasn’t antisemitism” before 1948. Really Tom Barrack? So I guess that whole ethnic cleansing of the ancient Jewish community of Hebron in 1929 was just not important enough to you to mention?
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🔴 France 📍
They are now armed with Scorpion submachine guns and Revolvers in residential areas.
This German YouTuber was allowed to be shown in the “no go areas”
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I am not Jewish. But I am a proud Israeli citizen. I live in Tel Aviv. Despite the world having extremely opinionated views about the country I live in, few people I have come across on X (that don’t live here) know little of substance about Israel apart from their warped sense of history and reality. This is the first post of a series I will write entitled Everything You Think You Know About Israel is (Probably) Wrong. The points are not in any particular order. Spread the word.
Most Israelis (just over 50%) are not white. The devastating impact on European Jews of the Holocaust meant that the newly formed Israel in 1948 was largely populated by Jews fleeing persecution in Muslim-ruled countries predominantly in the Middle East and North Africa. These are known as Mizrahi Jews and when the State of Israel was formed they made up 80% of the Jewish population living here.
Jews have had a continuous presence in the land of Israel since around 1208 BCE, that’s 3,200 years — long before the creation of the state of Israel in 1948. The Muslim faith, in contrast, dates back 1,400 years (610 CE). Yes, when they lost majority rule in the 7th-century Muslim conquest they were not in the majority for centuries, but still lived in their ancestral homeland.
Arab terrorism against Jews existed before 1948. In 1929, for example, 67 Jews were killed in the Hebron massacre, attacked and slaughtered by the Arabs they lived and worked beside. My wife’s great-grandfather Ben-Zion Gershon (who was a local doctor that often treated the Arab community without accepting payment) was tortured, had both his eyes gouged out and was then murdered. This was after his daughter Esther was raped in front of him, and his wife Zahava had both arms chopped off and was left to die. This was just one of many similar massacres inflicted on Jews that day.
I will continue this series over the coming days.






















