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January 29th, 2014 
FAKE NEWS for the Zionist agenda January 28, 2014 @ 10:03 pm
Greetings in the Lord, dear Brother Nathanael.
Outstanding follow-up on your masterpiece from last year, Egypt’s Revival of Pan-Arabism @ http://www.realjewnews.com/?p=844 and your coverage of General Al Sisi and the military intervention which ousted Morsi.
In case anyone missed it in the link that +BN provided, the reason the Egyptian military had “no choice” but to intervene on behalf of the Egyptian people is because their constitution provided no political remedy such as a recall or referendum to oust Morsi politically. This has hardly been mentioned at all in the Judeo-Western media.
It is wonderful seeing the people of Egypt making progress in their political affairs. First their new constitution was overwhelmingly adopted by the people, and now Field Marshall Al Sisi is a viable and highly popular candidate for president as the Egyptian peoples’ “DeGaulle.”
As far as the accusation of Al-Sisi’s mother being a Jew, I commented on this back last August. The source was the Muslim Brotherhood, scarcely an unbiased report, and the smear was backed up by Jewish press and “Middle East” experts who had reasons of their own to attempt to discredit Al Sisi among his fellow Egyptians and on the Arab Street.
In short, the Tamarod (Rebellion) Movement, which played a major role in the July 2013 protests in Egypt and the ouster of Morsi, joined a popular grassroots campaign calling to stop US aid to Egypt, and to cancel the 1979 Camp David peace treaty with Israel.
Tel Aviv said, “Uh, oh.”
RJN family can go to it at this link:
http://www.realjewnews.com/?p=844#comment-1467389
I wrote then (excerpted):
This is the Muslim Brotherhood accusing General al-Sisi of being a crypto-Jew. It is a common tactic in the Arab world to accuse one’s political enemy of being a secret Jew to attempt to discredit them.
The one constant among all the quarreling Arab clans is anti-Israelism. In the Arab world, next to throwing a shoe, the most effective way to insult an Arab is to call him a “Jew.”
Qaddafi was a “secret Jew.” Bashar al-Assad is accused of being a “secret Jew.” When Morsi appointed al-Sisi he was a good pious member of the Muslim Brotherhood (according to the Muslim Brotherhood); when Morsi was sacked by the Egyptian people, al-Sisi becomes a Jew (according to the Muslim Brotherhood).
And even if his mother was a Moroccan Jew as alleged who hadn’t converted to Islam, because the father is Muslim, any children would still have to be raised as Muslims.
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Gamal Nassar is the man making the claims that Morsi is a “secret Jew.” Nassar is the former media secretary to the General Guide [Guidance Office(?) — the information and propaganda arm] of the Muslim Brotherhood.
He aired these claims on the Pro-western, neo-Zionist Qatar government-funded, Morsi and Muslim Brotherhood sympathizer Al-Jazeera network on August 17, 2013.
The interview was also carried by Israeli-founded MEMRI-TV which provided the English translations:
“Al-Sisi Is Jewish, Implementing Protocols of Elders of Zion in Egypt
Al-Jazeera TV (Qatar) – August 17, 2013 – 01:50
http://www.memritv.org/clip/en/3948.htm
Nassar said in the interview, “I was trying to figure out Al-Sisi’s origins. I wanted to know more about him. I was surprised to learn, from the Algerian Al-Watan newspaper, that Al-Sisi is of Jewish origin.”
On the other hand, when Morsi appointed al-Sisi, the Muslim Brotherhood started the rumors that he was a member of the MB, that his father, uncle and children were Brotherhood members, and that his wife wore a veil.
They also claimed that he was an instrument for the Brotherhood’s quest to Islamize the armed forces and induct them into the Brotherhood.
The Brotherhood’s aim in spreading these rumors was apparently to make the Egyptian people lose hope about keeping their army purely nationalistic and apolitical, free from the dangers of political affiliation and frequent lies, and break their trust.
Approximately 96% of the Egyptian people trust their military.
General al-Sisi embraces the principle of Egyptian nationalism and secular government “based on the principles of Islam,” (but not Islamic religious law or Sharia itself), both of which the Brotherhood opposes who strive for an Islamic state under the rule of Sharia.
He grew up in the Gamaleya neighborhood of Cairo which is a poor area, his family known to be a pious conservative Muslim family but also Egyptian nationalists who were loyal to Nasser; his father was a shop owner and artisan in Muslim religious arts and crafts; he has extended family in Cairo.
MEMRI was co-founded in 1998 by retired Colonel Yigal Carmon who spent 22 years in Israeli military intelligence, and Meyrav Wurmser, an Israeli-born, American political scientist.
The founding staff of seven included three who had formerly served in military intelligence in the Israeli Defense Forces (IDF).
Carmon later served as counter-terrorism adviser to two Israeli prime ministers, Yitzhak Shamir and Yitzhak Rabin.
Wurmser, who later left MEMRI, is an Israeli-born, American scholar of the Arab world. She is also a Senior Fellow at the US think tank, the Hudson Institute, who participated in a study that led to the report, A Clean Break: A New Strategy for Securing the Realm, a paper prepared for Likud party leader and then incoming Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu.
MEMRI’s current staff includes “people of the Jewish, Christian and Muslim faiths [who] hold a range of political views.” It is based in Washington (although it’s address seems to be a secret) but with recently-opened offices in London, Berlin and Jerusalem.
MEMRI’s original mission statement read: “In its research, the institute puts emphasis on the continuing relevance of Zionism to the Jewish people and to the state of Israel.” It changed its mission statement shortly after the September 11 attacks, and its purpose now, according to its website, “explores the Middle East through the region’s media.”
MEMRI “bridges the language gap which exists between the West and the Middle East, providing timely translations of Arabic, Persian, Turkish, and Urdu-Pashto media, as well as original analysis of political, ideological, intellectual, social, cultural, and religious trends in the Middle East.”
Anyway, I located El Watan (MEMRI translates it as Al-Watan) which is an independent French language newspaper in Algeria, that the Muslim Brotherhood spokesman Gamal Nassar claimed as his source as the originator of this rumor, but without mentioning the issue or the date or providing any other references.
I ran a search using the combination of General al Sissi (and al Sisi) and “juif” (French for Jew). 8 pages turned up, but none of the headlines and synopses going back 6 months had the word ‘juif’ associated together with the words “General al Sissi” (or Jew in the google translation.)
I don’t speak French, however, so if someone who does would care to take a look at El Watan do a search in French, to see if they find a headline or a synopsis from the issue that Gamal Nassar claimed had reported that General Al-Sissi was a secret Jew and had a Jewish mother, here is the website:
( elwatan.com/ )
Of course, none of this could possibly have anything to do with the fact that the grassroots Tamarod (Rebellion) Movement, which played a major role in the July 2013 protests in Egypt and the ouster of Morsi, has joined a popular grassroots campaign calling to stop US aid to Egypt, and to cancel the 1979 Camp David peace treaty with Israel.
From the Jerusalem Post (August):
Tamarod [movement], who played a major role in the ousting of Egyptian President Mohamed Morsi, demand the Egyptian regime to hold a referendum on banning US aid, cancel the peace agreement with Israel, and reword security-related treaties to allow Egypt to revive its national sovereignty.
The movement claims that Israeli and international peacekeeping forces in Sinai prevent the Egyptian military from sending more forces to the peninsula to stop terrorist activity in the area.
Daily News Egypt quotes the movement’s media coordinator Mai Wahba as saying the campaign will collect signatures from people, and that there was no timetable for the campaign yet.
The “No to US aid” campaign had gathered 300,000 signatures in August.
Interesting how this has been ignored or downplayed in the Western media, but played up in the Jewish press. You do know that Tablet Magazine is also Jewish owned, Jewish run, and meant for Jews?
Israhell is part of a disinfo campaign to discredit General al Sisi, a popular trusted figure among the vast majority of the Egyptians. The Jews had no problems with Morsi because from the start, he affirmed that he would continue to hold up the 1979 Camp David Peace Treaty.
Jews have no problems themselves claiming someone else in the Arab world (or elsewhere) is a Jew if such a lie is good for the Jews, because Jews, particularly Zionist Jews, must have anti-Semitism to keep their perpetual victimhood going. And, they came to good terms with Morsi, his government, and were “getting used to” the Muslim Brotherhood as well.
Israhell is keeping fairly quiet about Egypt since there is a large political movement seeking a referendum to shut off US military aide to Egypt, a major condition of the Camp David Peace Treaty between Egypt and Israhell.
The Tamarod movement is also seeking a referendum to abolish or renegotiate the Camp David Peace Treaty.
You can bet that Israhell is not happy with this prospect, either, so why not join in the chorus and parrot the Muslim Brotherhood’s accusative insult that General al Sisi is “a Jew” in order to shake the confidence the Egyptian people have in him and the military?
P.S. Tablet Magazine is also a Jewish magazine.
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