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October 1, 2026
Congratulations Mohammed Adnan Khan,You Won A Free Trip To Auschwitz! Death Camp Photo Ops For Muslim "Influencers"
Holocaust Education As Jihad Denial - Trips To Death Camps Won't Make Islamonazis Decide To Stop Killing Jews
"I prefer a powerful and proud Jewish State that is hated by the entire world than an Auschwitz that is loved by one and all"
Rabbi Meir Kahane H"YD
'We Cannot Fight Antisemitism By Taking Jew-haters To Auschwitz, It Is Not Part Of Their Collective Memory Or Identity, It Is Part Of Ours'
Michael Nelinson - 5/7/25
Mohammed Adnan Khan, a student a Temple University and a member of Kappa Delta Rho fraternity, was a patron at Barstool Sports in Philadelphia, when he ordered bottle service and requested a sign that said, "F*** the Jews." Apparently, the servers were either impressed with the college student throwing money around, or they too were harboring their own antisemitic sentiments and obliged him.
Imagine, if a patron in a crowded bar, in a major US city, requested a sign that said, "F*** the Blacks" or "F*** the Latinos," do you think the server would oblige him or have him escorted out of the facility instead? It is a very scary state of affairs when "F*** the Jews" has become acceptable.
The owner of the bar, a Jew whose name is David Portnoy, fired the servers who obliged Khan's request, publicized the incident, and decided that a lesson in Jewish history by means of an all-expense paid trip to Poland to visit Auschwitz, would foster understanding in the young Jew-hater's mind. While I am driven by emotion to want to criticize Portnoy for his ignorance regarding the psychology of antisemitism, I will refrain and try to explain the failure of Jews to deal with this and other incidents appropriately.
Sending an antisemite to Auschwitz is like sending a pedophile to Disney World!
Mr. Portnoy, Auschwitz might strike an emotional chord for you as it should most rational individuals. However, to an Arab Jew-hater, who is a "dyed in the wool" antisemite, you are celebrating the accomplishments of one of his idols, Adolf Hitler. Did you forget that Mein Kampf and The Protocols of the Elders of Zion are still atop the best sellers list in much of the Muslim world?
Somewhere in your education you must have missed the history lesson that teaches that the Nazis and Arabs bonded over their hatred of Jews. After WWII, many SS officers found safety in Arab lands and set up educational facilities that taught antisemitism. They were also instrumental in starting The Muslim Brotherhood, the terror organization that assassinated Anwar Sadat and Rabbi Meir Kahane. The Muslim Brotherhood is also the parent organization of Al Qaeda and other terror organizations.
Mr. Portnoy, while I am critical of your methodology, I am aware your idea is symptomatic of a larger problem in the American Jewish landscape: our profound Jewish attachment to liberal ideals that are built on the premise that discourse and discussion will eventually yield the outcome we are seeking. I assure you that no amount of discourse or discussion would have made Hitler decide that the final solution was a bad idea, or bring Hamas to release the remaining hostages.
A heart to heart with Khan over a bottle of expensive scotch is not going to change his deeply engrained belief system. If we go back to the Torah, we were not commanded to have discourse and discussion with Amalek, we were commanded to rid the world of them. Today Amalek remains the symbol of classic antisemitism.
If we accept the premise that antisemitism has been elevated to a religious level in Khan and other like-minded individuals, how can we counter his beliefs using rational discourse? Perhaps we should force him to write a report on Hannah Arendt's" Antisemitism Part One of the History of "totalitarianism?" That is probably a bad idea because it may teach him how to craft better antisemitic narratives. We would be better served making Arendt's work mandatory reading for liberal Jews who think like Mr. Portnoy.
There is, sadly, no easy fix for the problem of antisemitism, as it has been weaponized numerous times over the course of history for different goals. Unfortunately, the internet and social media feeds on the vile anger that these narratives produce. The governments and organizations that drive these narratives invest massive amounts of money customizing the narratives to appeal to people across divergent groups. I laugh when I see protesters holding a sign that says "Queers for Palestine", since homosexuals are routinely decapitated in Islamic countries. Carry this thought one step further and we can argue that any American who has allowed their mind to be hijacked by these narratives does not understand that these are the same people who chant "Death to America, death to the Jews!" It's sad to think that eighty years after the Holocaust some Americans are buying into proto-Nazi narratives.
We cannot fight back by taking people to Auschwitz, it is not part of their collective memory or identity, it is part of ours. We need to expose the vulgarity of the nations and organizations that drive antisemitism and remind them of the nature of what they are supporting. These are the These are the people who brought us:
- 09/11
- 10/07
- Massacres in Asia and Africa of non-Muslims
- The killing of Jewish athletes at the Munich Olympics
- Massacres of Serbian Christians
- Ethnic cleaning of the Kurdish people
Antisemites can treat Zionists with compassion
After Oct 7 the government of South Africa lost no time dragging Israel to The Hague for genocide in Gaza. It also got bosom buddy Hamas which had dragged slain IDF Capt Daniel Perez to Gaza, to return his mortal remains to the mother and father, who happens to be President of the World Zionist Organisation.
Aug 25, 2026 at 6:04 AM
The unbridled traits of Jew-hate, a.k.a. anti-Zionism, defy belief when giving way to concern for Jewish feelings.
Jean-Paul Sartre, in the unsurpassed 1940's book, Anti-Semite and Jew reveals that what we're dealing with is not a bad opinion of Jews but a warped personality.
A wartime acquaintance had no problem with death camps. Yet on the mantelpiece stood the photo of a friend - a Jew - whom the Gestapo had shot.
No one rivals Sartre for picking to pieces the sadistic mania of antisemites for dead Jews. Of several latter day case studies two dramatically illuminate the psychosis.
Linda Sarsour the activist of many parts in her creature head scarf said that "Nothing is creepier than Zionism". When Zionism comes forth we expect the Jew problem to follow on its heels. So that when Sarsour said that Israel had been founded, "On the idea that Jews are supreme to everyone else" it was quite characteristic of an antisemite.
In her climb to prominence Sarsour liked to crowd-fund her malignant campaigns. She instigated legal proceedings to stop the Trump administration deporting her namesake, Salah Sarsour as a wanted terrorist. But it was her crowd-funded campaignto repair a vandalised Jewish cemetery which, though seemingly wacky, was entirely in keeping with the antisemite's behaviour pattern.
A standout antisemite of her standing or greater, is Nava Pillay, formerly the High Commissioner for Human Rights. Pillay had her bad eye trained on Israelis and her good eye on violent Palestinian Arab men. For the wife-beating rife in 'The Territories' who or what did she blame? Who else could it be if not Israel whose oppression is what maddened wife-beaters to the point of...well, madness.
None of it stopped her conducting a seminar, deeply empathetic, on the Holocaust. Having eulogised a Jew boy from Prague, Petr Ginz who perished in the gas chambers, Pillay held aloft a snapshot of him and led a minute of silence.
What can be said: people love dead Jews and hate the living.
In all likelihood the spectacular case of the principle occurred in August 2026. Immersed in it were: the South African President and his dominant party, Islamist-captured and all; a rabbi and his wife; their late fallen son, an officer in the IDF; the terrorist group; Hamas; and again the rabbi, in his secular role of President of the World Zionist Organisation.
The intoxicating brew boiled down to antisemites gone bat crazy over a dead Jew.
Communal leadership misread the moment. On a hippo-resembling President of the country it lavished the degree of thanksgiving earned by the famed knight in shining armour.
In "Father to father - Ramaphosa helps World Zionist president" we read with incredulity and growing scepticism:
"President Cyril Ramaphosa became personally involved in efforts to bring (back to Israel) the remains of slain South African-born Israeli soldier Captain Daniel Perez - an intervention the Perez family believe spared them more months of anguish. It was an extraordinary intervention that cut through the bitter divide between South Africa and Israel. Exactly what Ramaphosa and his government did behind the scenes, who they approached and through which channels, remain undisclosed".
The President's media man related how the feat of rescuing the remains of IDF Capt. Perez was very special to Ramaphosa.
"As a parent himself he felt the pain the Perez family felt with the loss of their son, and he was grateful that the intervention of the government could help bring closure to this tragic situation."
For his part Rabbi Perez took to Instagram to pile praise on the anti-Israel President and government:
"Shelley and I express our heartfelt gratitude for the role they played behind the scenes in bringing our beloved son back to Israel for burial."
They'd met before, the Perez family and Ramaphosa. Washington had been the venue and the occasion Ramaphosa's bawdy clash with his counterpart Donald Trump in the Oval Office, to the amusement of a global audience.
By this time knowhow gives us occasion to nod at Ramaphosa treating the family with - in the words of Rabbi Perez - "warmth and openness".
Don't people that hate Jews simply adore them to death.
Rabbi Perez and family were bound, in their traumatic state, to misread the moment.
"Amid geopolitical complexity and division, humanitarian considerations often shine through and ought to rise above all else," he said.
Not so communal spokespeople. We expect them not to be conned. The acts of President Ramaphosa as an antisemite speak loud and clear. He assisted the world's top Zionist in every way: physically, psychologically and spiritually. And he did so out of real respect for a martyred Jew and a tormented Zionist family.
Consider:
-Ramaphosa appointed Islamists to his cabinet and government department of International Relations.
-He and his colleagues took Israel to the UN's International Court of Justice for committing genocide.
-They all wrapped themselves in keffiyehs.
-They speak of 'Palestine' as a real country rather than the imaginary concept it is.
-Far from treating Hamas as a terrorist group, they hosted its leaders in the country, before and after October 7.
If those are not the traits of antisemitism the critic must explain why they aren't.
Zev Krengel of the SA Jewish Board had a go.
"At the end of the day, it is the government that protects the Jewish community.
The story is a reminder that reality is rarely that simple. Very few things are black and white. Everything is grey."
Really?
Not black and white?
Jews are hated up to a point. The point of death. Beyond it, more than tolerated, Jews are venerated. To memorialize the martyred, antisemites will go the extra mile. Not for crude virtue-signalling but propelled by their murderous psychosis.
Living Jews are the drivers of antisemitism. The mere designations 'Israel' and 'Zionist' make antisemites want to kill.
https://www.israelnationalnews.com/news/
Auschwitz
January 23, 2020 — Krakow, Poland
Muslim World League (MWL) Secretary General Dr. Mohammad bin Abdulkarim Al-Issa and American Jewish Committee (AJC) CEO David Harris led today a groundbreaking joint visit of Muslims and Jews to Auschwitz, the infamous Nazi German death camp.
Al-Issa, who is based in Mecca, Saudi Arabia, led a delegation of 62 Muslims, including 25 prominent religious leaders, from some 28 countries on several continents. The mission is the most senior Islamic leadership delegation to ever visit Auschwitz or any Nazi German death camp.
The mission to Auschwitz is a key element of the Memorandum of Understanding between AJC and MWL, which was signed by Dr. Al-Issa and Mr. Harris at AJC headquarters in New York on April 30, 2019.
The visit occurred just ahead of International Holocaust Remembrance Day, which this year will mark the 75th anniversary of the liberation of the Nazi camp, where more than one million Jews were exterminated, as well as over 100,000 non-Jewish inmates, among them principally Polish Catholics, Roma, and Soviet prisoners of war.
"To be here, among the children of Holocaust survivors and members of the Jewish and Islamic communities, is both a sacred duty and a profound honor. The unconscionable crimes to which we bear witness today are truly crimes against humanity. That is to say, a violation of us all, an affront to all of God's children," said Dr. Al-Issa.
The AJC delegation of 24 people included AJC President Harriet Schleifer, immediate past president John Shapiro and his wife, Dr. Shonni Silverberg, and Roberta Baruch and Steven Zelkowitz, members of AJC's Executive Council. The parents of Schleifer and Zelkowitz were Holocaust survivors.
"Visiting this sacred place, understanding what transpired at Auschwitz, is vital to preserving the memory of the Jewish, and non-Jewish, victims of the Nazis and striving to ensure that such horrors never happen again," said Harris, the son of Holocaust survivors. "We are deeply moved to be the hosts for such an unprecedented visit. This creates the chance not only to deepen understanding of the unparalleled crime that took place here, but also to build bridges of friendship and cooperation between Muslims and Jews in pursuit of a more humane and safer world for all."
Each member of the Muslim and Jewish delegations carried a memorial candle and placed it at the monument honoring the more than 1.1 million people murdered at the Nazi camp.
Following the ceremony and memorial prayers for the dead, Dr. Al-Issa offered remarks in which he said, "By paying tribute to the victims of the Holocaust, we not only honor the dead but celebrate the living. Throughout the visit, stories of our shared humanity showed through the horror. I was amazed by stories of some individual Muslims who sought to save Jews from the Holocaust at great personal risk in Europe and North Africa. These precious men and women represent the true values of Islam. And today's visit by the AJC and MWL is made in the spirit of this noble tradition of brotherhood, peace, and love."
The MWL and AJC delegations will continue their joint mission in Warsaw tomorrow. They will visit the POLIN Museum of the History of Polish Jews, meet with the Muslim community of Warsaw and attend a prayer service, participate in a special program at the Nozyk Synagogue, and join together for an interfaith Shabbat dinner at the Royal Castle in Warsaw.
https://www.ajc.org/news/american-jewish-committee-muslim-world-league-historic-joint-visit-to-auschwitz
New York - April 30, 2019 - His Excellency, Dr. Mohammad Abdulkarim Al-Issa, Secretary General of the Muslim World League, will become the most senior Islamic leader to visit the Nazi death camp at Auschwitz. The trip is a key element of a historic memorandum of understanding signed by Dr. Al-Issa and American Jewish Committee CEO David Harris today at AJC headquarters.
The MOU codifies the commitment of the two global institutions to further Muslim-Jewish understanding and cooperate against racism and extremism in all its forms. As part of the understanding, Dr. Al-Issa has accepted an invitation from Mr. Harris to join him at the 75th anniversary of the liberation of Auschwitz in January 2020.
"I believe that by paying my respects to the victims of Auschwitz, I will encourage Muslims and non-Muslims to embrace mutual respect, understanding and diversity," said Dr. Al-Issa, a widely recognized thought-leader on moderate Islam. "I am grateful to David Harris for his thoughtful and timely invitation, and am honoured to accept."
"The launch of cooperative projects by AJC and MWL, and Dr. Al-Issa's visit to Auschwitz, is a direct rebuttal to the extremists who threaten us all," Harris said. "By educating people on the horrors of history, we can plant the seeds for a future where Jews, Muslims and all other groups can live free of fear."
As part of the MOU, Dr. Al-Issa also has accepted an invitation from Mr. Harris to address the AJC Global Forum in Berlin, in June 2020. Mr. Harris, in turn, has accepted an invitation from Dr. Al-Issa to lead an American Jewish Committee delegation to Saudi Arabia.
Dr. Al-Issa said: "The heinous attacks in Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania, in Christchurch, New Zealand, and most recently in Sri Lanka compel us all to unite and stand up against those who want to divide us."
Harris said: "I thank Dr. Al-Issa both for his valued partnership and invitation. We shall look forward to returning to Saudi Arabia, which AJC first visited nearly 25 years ago, to learn more about current efforts to launch interfaith initiatives."
The MWL, an organization based in the holy city of Makkah, educates Muslims on true Islam, a religion of peace and moderation. It also conducts a range of activities worldwide to promote interfaith harmony.
In 2017, Dr. Al-Issa visited the United States Holocaust Memorial Museum and declared Holocaust denial a crime against Islam. More than 1.1 million people, mostly Jews, were killed at Auschwitz-Birkenau. The site stands as a memorial to all those who perished in the Nazi genocide.
AJC, based in New York, with offices across the United States and posts around the world, is the premier global Jewish advocacy organization. Founded in 1906, AJC combats anti-Semitism and other forms of hatred and extremism. AJC has long been a pioneer in interfaith relations. The MOU with the Muslim World League is the latest AJC Initiative advancing Muslim-Jewish understanding and cooperation.
The agreement between MWL and AJC is an initiative of the Centre for Responsible Leadership and its Founder and President, Bawa Jain.
https://transatlanticinstitute.org/press-releases/muslim-world-league-and-ajc-agree-historic-visit-auschwitz#:~:text=Mohammad%20Abdulkarim%20Al%2DIssa%2C%20Secretary%20General,Nazi%20death%20camp%20at%20Auschwitz.
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