Well then, by all means, we must not provoke the poor dears. Everyone knows that, right? If we just refrain from doing things that provoke Muslims and poke them in the eye, everything will be all right, no? Isn’t that why virtually the entire Western establishment media avoided reprinting the Muhammad cartoons that Muslims used as a pretext for worldwide riots? The freedom of speech? Pah! We must not provoke them. This is a message that almost the entire Western political and media establishment has internalized. The only problem is that what Muslims see as unacceptable provocations is an ever-expanding list, and yet no one dares to stand up and say, “Enough.”
In other news, Germany just caved in to deploying troops in Jordan under sharia law:
“Jordan: Jews on Temple Mount are a ‘provocation’ to Muslims,” by Dalit Halevi, Arutz Sheva, October 13, 2017 (thanks to Jihad Watch):
The Jordanian government condemned Israel for allowing Jews to visit the Temple Mount, calling it “irresponsible” and “provocative to Muslims around the world.”
Jordan’s Minister of State for Media Affairs Mohammad Momani published a statement declaring Israel’s actions “unacceptable.” Israel, he said, is “provoking in an irresponsible fashion” Muslims around the world.
Momani also claimed Israel is “harming” the “blessed Al-Aqsa mosque.”
According to Momani, Israel’s policy contradicts international law, which requires the preservation of holy sites.
Israel’s actions also harm the relationship between the two countries, and makes it difficult to reduce tension and preserve the historical and legal status quo at Al-Aqsa, Momani claimed. He insisted Israel cease the “provocations” and honor Jordan’s role as protector of holy places in Jerusalem, as per the contract between Jordan and Israel.
Israel Police recently stopped a soccer game on the Temple Mount, confiscating the ball from the Arab youths. Arabs continuously desecrate the holy site by holding soccer games against the law, and even have clowns perform there….
Germany’s Interior Minister, Thomas De Maizière, has just announced that he is “ready to discuss” recognition of Islamic holidays in regions of the country which already have become Muslim-dominant. Federal recognition is not yet on the agenda, but likely could come at a later time.
