ATTENTION ALL JEW HATERS accusing Israelis of being “colonizers” and telling them “go back to Poland, Germany”

For those of you who have never read the Quran, you might be surprised to learn that Prophet Mohammed talked about Jews several times, but not the Jews in Poland or Germany. He talked about the Jews in the Middle East, mostly in Israel, who were there before Islam was ever created.

Diane BedermanSo when people scream to Jews, today, go back to Poland and Germany, nope. Wrong places. Not surprisingly, the notorious anti-Israel U.S. State Department is standing by an adviser to the federal agency who spoke at an anti-Israel rally that saw chants of “Death to Israel,” praise for slain Hezbollah leader Hassan Nasrallah, and calls for Jews to be returned “back to Poland.”

Hmmm… where have we heard that before? 🤔@Columbia @BarnardCollege seems to think telling Jews to go “back to Poland” is perfectly fine – they didn’t do anything about it in April, and now they’re letting this student come back to campus. 🙄 pic.twitter.com/1AW9Z0Pbby

— Columbia Jewish & Israeli Students ✡️🇮🇱 (@CUJewsIsraelis) December 19, 2024

During the days of Jewish clashes with the Roman Empire, Jews fled to areas outside the control of Rome and founded many towns and villages in Arabia. One very famous town, founded by Jews, was Yathrib. Today Yathrib is better known as Medina and is considered Islam’s second holiest city(after Mecca).  

Mohamed’s journey to Yithrab in the year 622 CE, the year 1 of the Islamic calendar, was immortalized as the Hegira, his flight from Mecca to Medina, “the city of the prophet, in 622 where he was welcomed by the Jews. The Jews? Yes, Medina, founded by Jewish tribes who planted a date palm oasis after fleeing Roman conquered Judaea, and gave Muhammad refuge from his enemies in Mecca. Well, I”be darned!

And as an historical document, the Quran provides evidence about the belief and practices of Arabian Jews during Late Antiquity(from the late 3rd century to the 7th or 8th century CE).  Arabian Jews, not a white European among them.

This evidence is found in numerous forms. First, the Quran makes numerous references to narratives from the Hebrew Bible, especially the Books of Genesis, Exodus, Kings, and Jonah. The text assumes that its contemporary audience, which included communities of Arabian Jews, was already steeped in Jewish scripture.

Quranic retellings of Biblical stories provide clues about how these stories were understood by Arabian Jewish communities at the time. Second, the Quran engages with various aspects of Jewish law, both Biblical and Rabbinic. Quranic commentary on these laws contains evidence of Jewish legal culture and practice in Arabia at the time of the Quran. Third, the Quran contains communal addresses to Jewish communities in its historical context. These communities are called “The Sons of Israel,” “the Nation of Moses,” “the People of the Book,” “the Judeans(Judeans? From Judea????).”

The Quran speaks of the Jews and even Israel.In fact, Israel is mentioned  more than 40 times in the Quran.

Israel Is Mentioned Many Times In The Quran. pic.twitter.com/StfeyoCK4C

— Am Yisrael Chai 🇮🇱🎗 (@kyg_best) June 13, 2025

On the other hand, there not even one mention of Muslims in the Torah or Gospels. How is that possible if Muslims lived on the land before the Jews? Wouldn’t these two Great Books have mentioned them? They mention other tribes: like the Canaanites, Philistines, Moabites, Ammonites, and Edomites.

Yet, the late Pope Francis seemed to think Jesus was an Arab Palestinian. How did that happen? If Jesus was a Palestinian, as suggested by Pope Francis, then why is there no mention of that in the Gospels?

Several suras (chapters) in the Quran mention the Children of Israel (Banu Isra’il), a term often associated with both Jews and Christians as a single religious lineage. Imagine my surprise when the Jews were mentioned in the second sura! Additionally, the Quran refers to the Jewish people (Yahudi) as a specific religious group. The exact number of suras mentioning Jews, or Banu Isra’il, is not definitively stated, but it is a significant number.

You can see translations of them here: References to Jews in the Quran

So Mohamed knew all about the Jews: their receiving of the Law at Mount Sinai from God.

In the early stages, Mohammed was greatly impressed by the Jews, but he reacted with anger when Jews refused to recognize him as the last of the prophets.

Seems Mohamed’s interactions with the Jews of Medina led him to lose faith in the Jews in Arabia, the Middle East, because they would not accept him as the last prophet and he declared in the second Sura and fourth and fifth…

• “And humiliation and wretchedness were stamped upon them, and they were visited with wrath from God.” (Sura 2:61)
• “Of all men you will certainly find the Jews … to be the most intense in hatred of those who believe.” (Sura 5:85)
• “Vendors are they of error and are desirous that you go astray from the way … But God has cursed them for their unbelief.” (Sura 4:48-49)

The period from 622 C.E. until Mohammed’s death in 632 C.E. was punctuated by periods of intense anti-Jewish violence as he systematically expelled, plundered and even slaughtered the Jewish tribes of Nadir, Khaybar and Banu Qurayza who lived in and around Mecca.

Mohammed’s victories of the Jews are discussed in great length in Sura 59 of the Koran, primarily discussing the expulsion of the Jewish tribe of Banu Nadir from Medina.

So Mohammed killed Jews, who had been living in the area, long before Muslims came into being!

Seems Jews have never been popular in Islam; long before October 7.

Fathi Hammad, senior Hamas official:

“All of you 7 million Palestinians abroad, enough of the warming up. You have Jews everywhere and we must attack every Jew on the globe by way of slaughter and killing.”

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— Eyal Yakoby (@EYakoby) June 2, 2025