Swedish foreign minister joins with Mahmoud Abbas in blaming Israel and the Jews for the Paris jihad terrorist attacks
From Elder of Ziyon:
Mahmoud Abbas’ Fatah cartoon blames Jews for Paris
The official Fatah Facebook page these cartoons in the wake of Paris.
The first is merely accusing Israel of partnering with ISIS on the attacks:
The second has the same theme, but this time it accuses Jews of the terror attack:
Here is an older cartoon from Fatehmedia.ps showing a Jew using a menorah to ignite a Palestinian baby:
We’ve seen a similar theme as Fatah blamed all Jews for the death of the Dawabshe baby:
… Again, this is not Islamic Jihad or Hamas. This is the ruling party of the PA that the world community has decided is far more moderate and peace-minded than the Israeli government.
It isn’t just incitement. It is Jew-hatred.
Now today, the Swedish ambassador join Fatah in blaming the Jews for the Muslim terrorist attack in Paris. The Jews in Israel have been the victim of murder, stabbings, being run over by cars, suicide bombings, shootings, and terror from the PLO, Hamas, ISIS, and multitudes of other Arab anti-Semites.
From Arutz Sheva:
The Israeli Foreign Ministry responded sharply to the words of Swedish Foreign Minister Margot Wallstrom on Monday, after she stated in a Swedish-language television interview that Islamic State (ISIS)’s attacks on Paris were partially fueled by Palestinian frustration.
“To counteract the radicalization we must go back to the situation such as the one in the Middle East of which not the least the Palestinians see that there is no future: we must either accept a desperate situation or resort to violence,” she stated.
Foreign Ministry spokesman Emmanuel Nachshon stated Monday that the Swedish ambassador had been summoned to clarify the remarks, and that her words were “ridiculous in their rudeness.”
“The Swedish foreign minister is systematically biased, hostile, and one-sided against Israel when she points to the connection between the attacks in Paris and difficulties between Israel and the Palestinians,” Nachshon added.
“Anyone involved in a hopeless attempt to create a link between the attacks from radical Islam and the difficulties between Israel and the Palestinians is deceiving himself, his people and international public opinion.”
Deputy Foreign Minister Tzipi Hotovely (Likud) added that the comments were “blatant and vile anti-Semitism” and equivalent to “blood libel,” and that the MFA would make abundantly clear the severity of her statements.
Shortly after the segment aired, the Swedish embassy in Israel backtracked, claiming that Wallstrom had never linked the two.
