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Israel’s envoy to Sweden: ‘Burning holy book of Koran while waving Israeli flag is disgusting act of disrespect’

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It is understandable that he doesn’t want Jews in Sweden or elsewhere to be attacked over this, but does Ziv Nevo Kulman know what “the holy book of Koran” says about Jews? Does he realize that Hamas wouldn’t exist if not for the Qur’an, and is animated by its teachings? Has he thought about the implications of banning Qur’an-burning for the freedom of expression and for free society? Probably the answer to all these questions is no.

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  1. “This cowardly act.” Not so “cowardly” if he decided to think about it.

    And people…regular people, not addicted to islam…would do well to stop calling the book of evil filth and demonic demands to murder others, “holy.”

    There is no way the book mozlums worship along with their false god and fake prophet, qualifies as ‘holy.’ It is a book of disgusting ideas, evil commands, false assumptions, outright lies, and fake promises.

    And with the Jews in Israel fighting for their very existence, this one living in relative security in Sweden, should be ashamed of his words regarding islam and its *unholy* book.

    • +1. There is no discernible way, somehistory, that the Koran is holy. Far from it—it is a hate manual.

      But arguing in the alternative, as is the wont of lawyers such as me, assuming the Koran is holy and Allah is the true deity and Mohammed is the last of the prophets and all that other whole nine yards of Islamic shit, then I would further argue that we live in a very creepy universe, God’s a jerk and it time to emulate Prometheus.

      Yes, in one particular respect it makes no difference whether Islam is the true faith (N.B., it isn’t). Either way, true or not, it still sucks.

      • Thanks, Wellington.
        I am forever grateful, thankful, appreciative, that it is not true.
        It’s a beautiful, wonderful, fantastic world knowing that it is not true.

  2. And his statement: “values of tolerance and mutual respect. ” Doesn’t exist with mozlums. Even the ones living in Israel as “citizens.”
    How many of those mozlum citizens of Israel have condemned hamas? How many have praised the terror of Oct.7?

    mozlums do not “respect” any non-mozlum, and mozlums know they must murder others to retain their “honor” among other mozlums if some family member doesn’t toe the line.

  3. Koran is not holy. Never ever.

    Oh my GOD.
    20% Muslime in Israel.
    That is terrible.

    Israel for ever.

  4. I’m guessing that Israel is out of the question for Salwan Momika. Incidentally, is he still safe, or has he already been deported to Iraq?

  5. Burning Quran is not a disrespect act, it is a chivalrous act, because Quran is an evil book. My only complain is that it is a waste of paper. Better feed the pigs with Quran if it is healthy for the pigs. Or just make some compost from Quran.

    • The Koran may also be a good source of fuel.

      I wonder how many BTUs a burning Koran puts out…

  6. Years ago, the terror org CAIR was giving away free terror guides. I managed to get a few of them, and still take them to the range. I have Israeli ammo (9mm hollow point) from IMI that I use to practice. The paper dust from the terror guide is then repurposed in the cat’s litter box. It’s good for the environment, despite getting looks from the cat like “this is already poop”.

  8. So, Dhimmi; burn some Bibles. On the other hand, Burning the Quran is a waste of 1,000 pages of ass-wipe paper.

  9. Doing anything that Muslim/Islamic people do to others daily is considered disrespectful if done to them.

    I’ll be damed they “Islam” lives on a one way street. They’re way or no way. Well kiss my arse islam!

  10. As devout Muslims murder Christians and burn down their churches in majority Muslim countries throughout the world. What entitled hypocrisy.

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