 Child on Egyptian TV: “This war will never be over. It will continue until the day comes when the stones and the trees say: “Oh Muslims, there is a Jew behind me, come and kill him.”
If the mainstream media takes any notice of this at all, which it almost certainly won’t, it will present it as children learning “extremism.” But in reality there is nothing “extreme” about what they’re saying — almost all of it is based on hadith, traditions of Muhammad that Muslims consider authoritative.
“Children Memorize and Recite Antisemitic Messages on an Egyptian Islamist Channel,” from  MEMRI,  full transcript and context hereÂ
“You were wise, oh Hitler, to rid the world of some of these wild pigs”
Who said that? Some pro-Israel European neofascist? Some pro-Israel American cryptofascist neo-Nazi sympathizer? No, this one doesn’t come from the realm of mythical beasties — this one is from a “poem” published by the Saudi poet Sa’d Al-Bawardi in the Saudi daily Al-Jazirah. Here, then, is a glimpse at what our Friend and Ally enjoys as a bit of light reading after a hard day counting oil money.
“Antisemitic Statements and Cartoons in Wake of Gaza War,” by B. Chernitsky and E. Glass for MEMRI, March 30 (thanks to Weasel Zippers):
*  Arab Leaders and Dailies: “Israel Is Worse than the Nazis”
*Â “Teach the children that death is honor and victory”
So says a Hamas TV show for kids, in this Palestinian Media Watch video (thanks to JW). Yet another example of Muslim children being taught Islamic peace and tolerance.
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