Zohran Mamdani is hostile to Hindus

Here's another example of the hostilities NYC's first Muslim mayor is espousing:

New York City Mayor Zohran Mamdani, who is Muslim, said he would not support a Hindu event in Manhattan where the leader of the group that is the ideological parent of India’s ruling Bharatiya Janata Party (BJP) will speak.

Asked if the event featuring Mohan Bhagwat, head of the Rashtriya Swayamsevak Sangh (RSS), should be canceled, he ripped the party’s “exclusionary vision,” declaring, “I don’t support the rally, but I don’t know if the city has any jurisdiction to cancel a private event. The vision of India that I was taught by my family and one that I grew up being very familiar with was of a pluralistic society of a secular republic that believed in the belonging of each and every person who was from India. And it has been incredibly troubling to see the rise of a movement that is predicated on an exclusionary vision.”

This is just the latest play in Mamdani’s predictable playbook, seemingly derived from an endless urge to rip into anything he deems anti-Muslim while ignoring history.

Mamdani’s sudden posture as a defender of secular pluralism ignores a long, brutal history that has included centuries of documented evidence of violent persecution of Hindus by Islamic conquerors and movements. From the medieval raids of Mahmud of Ghazni targeting iconic Hindu temples to the bloody 1921 Moplah Rebellion in Malabar and the 1946 Direct Action Day massacres, history is replete with chapters of targeted anti-Hindu aggression.

This is just as abominable as Mamdani's hostility to pro-Israel sources. It's chilling to think what he'll say next about Armenia. Mamdani continues to be a humiliation for everybody sensible, and again, it's chilling to think of the high probability he'll be reelected in a few years.

Muslims in India attack Hindus over music

Hugh Fitzgerald points to the disturbing problem of Islamofascists in India who attacked Hinduists over their music celebrations, on Ramadan and surely even when it's not the holiday:

Contrary to the popular view that portrays them as a hapless minority, Muslims are the second-largest population and the fastest-growing demographic in India, and by far the most pampered one, be it by media, politicians, or pop culture. Ramadan is a month when Muslims fast during the daytime; however, it is shocking how Muslims force their religious beliefs on non-Muslims, Hindus in particular, and stop them from going on with their regular lives and celebrating their festivities.

In Banswada town in Telangana, a Muslim mob gathered in front of a department store and resorted to violence. The incident occurred on February 20, when a Hindu saleswoman at the Reliance Smart Mart store played a devotional song dedicated to the Hindu deity, Goddess Durga. A Muslim customer, Muzammil, who was at the store at the time, objected to the music and asked her to stop it, as Ramadan was ongoing.

The situation quickly deteriorated, as a massive Muslim crowd gathered outside the store and began throwing stones at it. Police efforts to calm the throng were also met with stone-throwing, leaving at least two police constables injured. Police officials have confirmed that 10 to 12 individuals have been arrested in connection with the unrest. In response, additional security forces were deployed throughout the town to stop further escalation. Authorities, who are always rushing in to safeguard Muslims, their interests, and image, warned against the spread of provocative content on social media that could incite further communal tension. Efforts were reportedly made to suppress this news, or rather, the incident did not find mention in many news reports.

Another incident of Islamic entitlement during the holy month occurred in Ahmedabad, Gujarat, which again was not reported by most news agencies, lest the popular perception of Muslims be tarnished. A traditional Hindu wedding procession turned violent on Friday night, February 20, after a dispute over the music played during the celebration escalated. The incident occurred in the Rakhial area when the Hindu groom’s party was playing songs dedicated to Hindu deities associated with the ceremony, a common practice in India. Muslims formed a gathering and objected to the music, citing the ongoing observance of Ramadan, and demanded that the Hindus stop playing the songs.

The disagreement quickly turned hostile, as Muslims started throwing stones at wedding guests and nearby parked vehicles, forcing the celebration to be halted abruptly. The Hindus were holding their celebrations at their venue, and the Muslims still objected to it, claiming that they were fasting and preferred quieter gatherings.

This is utterly repugnant, and any police, media and politicians who bury the news for the sake of brownie points should be absolutely ashamed of themselves. The public in India who were struck by these atrocities should start demanding that the Islamofascists be exiled, and there should be serious opposition to any further indoctrination by the Religion of Peace.

Tucker Carlson continues his downward spiral

The disgraced former Fox News writer continues his kowtowing to Islam, this time in Saudi Arabia:

In Saudi Arabia Wednesday for the Real Estate Future Forum, disgraced former Fox News host Tucker Carlson said, "I'm, for whatever it's worth, a pretty fervent Christian, and I feel completely comfortable here in the seat of Islam… and just saying that is a threat somehow to some people, who are propagandists and liars."

Well, who exactly is the propagandist and liar here? It is no surprise that Tucker Carlson feels "completely comfortable here in the seat of Islam." He is a welcome and lauded guest of the state, and his presence there is useful for the Saudi monarchy. They aren't going to give him any trouble for being a Christian, and even if they were, Carlson is not there as a missionary or preacher. He didn't proselytize, and no one expected him to do so. If he had done so, it would have been quite quickly made clear to him that such behavior was not what the Saudis invited him for, and that he should stop it forthwith or would be just as quickly shown the door.

Carlson also appears to be trying to generalize from his own experience, as if every Christian who ever ventured into Saudi Arabia were an internationally renowned VIP who could expect to receive nothing but the most deferential treatment from the Saudi government. The reality, of course, is quite different. Virtually all of the Christians in Saudi Arabia are foreign workers from countries such as the Philippines or India. They know very well that when they come to Saudi Arabia, they are expected to leave their religion at the door. There are no churches. Public worship is forbidden to them. If the Christians gather in someone's private home and conduct their own worship services, they could end up being the recipients of a police raid. If they speak to any Muslim about Christianity, they could be arrested and imprisoned or deported. Even having a Bible or a cross could get them arrested and imprisoned or deported. Christians in Saudi Arabia don't have the privilege of being Tucker Carlson and are well aware of how precarious their situation is while they are there.

Even now, when women aren't forced to wear niqabs in Saudi Arabia, there's still obviously many things still going wrong, and forbidding anybody religious freedom, if that's still in effect there, is very disturbing. No doubt, even Hinduists, Buddhists and Shintoists are forbidden to practice their faiths there. And, lest we forget, even Judaists quite likely aren't allowed to practice theirs. That they may be allowed to enter the country now is beside the point.

Carlson's kowtowing is a very bad omen, and he's continuing to let down everybody by opening his big mouth for worthless reasons. And if Saudi Arabia's still restricting freedom of faith, then prince Mohammed bin Salman's definitely not improving on something.

Israel first to recognize new sovereign Somaliland, a breakaway from Somalia

Something I'd wanted to comment on before, but only now have found the time, is Israel being the first to recognize the sovereignty of the new area that's broken away from Somalia called Somaliland:

In a conversation on Wednesday between Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu and Indian Prime Minister Narendra Modi, the issue came up, and India may be the next country to recognize Somaliland. For the Indians, strategic partners of Israel in trade to and from Europe, a foothold on the coast opposite the Bab al-Mandab strait is particularly important.

Trade from India to Europe has been damaged due to attacks by the Houthis, who are located on the other side of the Gulf of Aden. In the conversation with Netanyahu, other issues came up, including strengthening cooperation in combating terrorism, advancing initiatives on trade and communication routes, and collaborating in military technologies.

Israel Hayom has learned that, besides India, Israel has been holding discussions with other countries about recognizing Somaliland – countries that have identical interests to Israel on the issue. Among others, these include Ethiopia, which previously signed a memorandum of understanding with Somaliland authorities, and Kenya, which suffers from Islamist terror organizations whose bases are in Somalia.

At the end of last month, Israel became the first country in the world, and the only one so far, to recognize the independence of the African territory. This week, Foreign Minister Gideon Sa'ar made a historic visit to Somaliland to mark Israel's recognition of the nation. His visit sparked significant anger. The recognition stemmed from strategic considerations – Somaliland sits on one of the world's vital shipping routes.

It's welcome based on how it does undermine the main Somalia itself, but one problem is that Somililand may also be run by Islam. So beyond whether it gives the main Somalia what they deserve, does it do much good to recognize them? I suppose one good thing is that Israel's government may be doing this because of a possible arrangement where Gazan Muslims can move there instead. Even so, we still have to be careful about how to provide recognition to any country or region where the Religion of Peace reigns.

In New York, "Mohammed" is becoming the most popular name for boys

Just like in many other parts of the world where Muslims are heavily entrenched. Daniel Greenfield explains all this, along with how Zohran Mamdani's reached such a high position that could lead to his ascension to city hall:

In 2023, Mohammed made its appearance on the list of the top 10 most popular names for boys in New York City. Anyone paying attention to this seemingly minor statistic could have predicted the emergence of Zohran Mamdani as the Democrat nominee in the upcoming mayoral election.

Mohammed had appeared as the sixth most common baby among ‘Asians’ in New York City in 2013. By 2017, the name of the genocidal warlord of Islam had become the most common baby name among ‘Asians’ in the city. The rapid growth showed the power of demographics.

Nearly 300 Mohammeds (under various spellings) were born in New York City in 2021 accompanied by over 150 Ahmeds, and dozens of Alis, Omars, Adnans and many others.

The Muslim population of New York City is still undetermined. While Islamist groups claim that there are over 1 million Muslims, they tend to exaggerate to build up their influence, but a Pew survey estimated Muslim settlers as making up 3% of the population of New York City.

Mamdani only won the votes of 5% of the population of New York City. That’s within 2% of the estimated Muslim population of the city. Whatever the actual size of the Muslim population of the city may be, it was more than enough to make the difference in a mayoral primary that few New Yorkers bothered to vote in because they found all the candidates repugnant even while mosques successfully turned out the bloc vote to rig an election for their candidate.

Mamdani was not a popular candidate, but he toured the city’s mosques and told the members of one Hamas-supporting mosque that this is “an opportunity — to tell the world that Muslims don’t just belong in New York City but that we belong in City Hall.”

That message, delivered in a mosque, combined tribal nationalism and Islamism.

How many mosques are there in the city? There were 285 in 2015. Some current estimates place the number at over 500 now. While Islamist groups do build mosques that they don’t need and can’t fill in order to build up influence with projects like the Ground Zero Mosque and other mosques in Manhattan (which unlike Brooklyn, Queens and the Bronx, does not have a significant Muslim population below 125th Street) they reflect a growing Muslim population.

The vast majority of that growth happened after 9/11. The old Arab Muslim population which cheered on the rooftops after the September 11 attacks and was responsible for pre 9/11 terrorist attacks like the World Trade Center bombing mainly lived in New Jersey and parts of Brooklyn are a minority now with the massive influx of Pakistanis, Bangladeshis and other Muslims from the vicinity of India colonizing the city.

No doubt, we have George W. Bush and other cowards claiming to be conservative to blame for all the immigration of ummah followers to NYC. Now, there's no telling how we'll be able to turn around a bad situation that's only rewarded the jihadists who committed the 911 attacks in the long run, and desecrated the memory of the victims at the World Trade Center.

Muslim who stabbed Salman Rushdie sentenced to 25 years in prison

The monster from New Jersey who stabbed author Salman Rushdie has received a sentence of 25 years, which isn't enough:

The 27-year-old New Jersey man who was convicted in February of stabbing and partially blinding famed novelist Salman Rushdie was hit with the maximum sentence of 25 years in prison on Friday.

Hadi Matar was convicted of second-degree attempted murder for the August 2022 stabbing attack that also injured the event’s moderator, Henry Reese, the co-founder of Pittsburgh’s City of Asylum, which helps exiled writers, Reuters reported. Rushdie — who sparked the ire of the Iranian regime with his 1988 novel, “The Satanic Verses” — was stabbed by Matar between 10 and 15 times in the head, neck, torso, and left hand at a New York arts institute. After the book was published, Ayatollah Ruhollah Khomeini issued a fatwa, calling for Rushdie’s assassination.

Video captured Matar rushing the stage where Rushdie spoke during a writers’ event focused on protecting exiled writers. During the trial, a trauma surgeon testified that without immediate medical intervention, Rushdie would have died, ABC News reported. The jury took just two hours to reach a verdict. Matar was also sentenced to seven years for second-degree assault in the stabbing of Reese, but that sentence will run concurrently with the longer one.

Before the trial began in Chautauqua County Court, Matar rejected a plea deal. Shortly after the jury reached its verdict, his defense attorney, Nathaniel Barone, said Matar plans to appeal the conviction. Matar has also been charged by the federal government with an act of terrorism. He will face those charges at a separate trial in Buffalo, according to Reuters.

We can only hope this'll lead to an extended prison sentence for the jihadist. Of course, it's also angering that the staff at the institution where Rushdie was speaking didn't enforce security properly, or this whole terrible incident might've been prevented. Rushdie is lucky to have survived, and this case must serve as a vital lesson why security is needed for these kind of meetings, no matter the cost of employment.

Pakistan starts war with India

There was a terrorist attack by Pakistani Muslims in India a few days ago, and now, it can very easily be said that war has started by Pakistan against India:

Troops from Pakistan and India exchanged fire in disputed Kashmir, officials said Friday, after the United Nations urged the nuclear-armed rivals to show “maximum restraint” following a deadly shooting in the region.

Relations have plunged to their lowest level in years, with India accusing Pakistan of supporting “cross-border terrorism” after gunmen carried out the worst attack on civilians in contested Muslim-majority Kashmir for a quarter of a century.

It's shameful Pakistan has any foot in Kashmir, and also offensive the UN's once again trying to draw a moral equation between India and that sharia-controlled country that was built on Indian territory.

India’s army confirmed there had been limited firing of small arms that it said had been “initiated by Pakistan”, adding it had been “effectively responded to”.

Indian security forces have launched a giant manhunt for those responsible for killing 26 men at the tourist hotspot of Pahalgam on Tuesday, with police naming two Pakistani nationals among the fugitive gunmen.

On Friday Indian troops blew up homes in Kashmir in their search and issued wanted posters with sketches of three men.

[...] Indian Prime Minister Narendra Modi had earlier said his country would “track and punish every terrorist and their backer.”

“We will pursue them to the ends of the Earth.”

[...] Kashmir has been divided between India and Pakistan since their independence in 1947. Both claim the territory in full but govern separate portions of it.

Rebel groups have waged an insurgency in Indian-controlled Kashmir since 1989, demanding independence or a merger with Pakistan.

Indian police say three of the gunmen are members of the Pakistan-based Lashkar-e-Taiba group, a UN-designated terrorist organisation, and issued a bounty for their arrest.

‘Reduce it to dust’

A day after the attack, New Delhi suspended a water-sharing treaty, announced the closure of the main land border crossing with Pakistan, downgraded diplomatic ties, and withdrew visas for Pakistanis.

Islamabad in response ordered the expulsion of Indian diplomats and military advisers, cancelling visas for Indian nationals — with the exception of Sikh pilgrims — and closing the main border crossing from its side.

Of course, even Sikhs doubtless aren't safe there. It's clear that sooner or later, war will erupt, and we must hope India has what it takes to do battle with these Religion of Peace monsters. And Pakistan's continued dominance in these areas can't continue.

British village's quiet ruined by Muslim migrants housed at local hotel

The UK's dhimmitude for Muslim migrants continues apace, with the village of Datchet the latest victim of the Muslim migration tragedy (via Jihad Watch):

A four-star hotel in the picture postcard village of Datchet near Windsor has opened its doors to asylum seekers who allegedly scream “Allah, Allah” and “Muslim is good” at locals. Residents claim the migrants are committing acts of racism and theft after being put up in the Manor Hotel at taxpayers’ expense.

A local shopkeeper, Abhi, 24, who came to the UK years ago from India, claims some of the asylum seekers from Pakistan and Afghanistan abuse him while he works. He told The Times: “They abuse me because I’m from India and I’m Hindu. “They come in and shout ‘Muslim is good, Allah Allah’. They come in and say, ‘Indians are not good, f*** Hinduism’. It’s f***ing bad. They’re always coming in, taking food, [they] don’t pay. I personally hate it.”

The “boutique” 54-room hotel sits in the centre of the village, just a ten-minute stroll from Prince William and Princess Kate’s Adelaide Cottage.

It was one of six additional hotels being used to accommodate asylum seekers since Labour formed a government in July 2024. That’s despite the Prime Minister’s pledge to “smash the people smuggling gangs” that ferry migrants across the English Channel. More than 38,000 are in hotels across the country at a cost of £5.5 million per day.

To make matters worse for Labour, 6,796 migrants have crossed the Channel this year, the most since records began in 2018.

Irene Husbands, 91, had her wedding reception at the hotel in 1962 but said asylum seekers being housed there tarnishes the memory.

She said: “Nobody’s happy around here.

“It shouldn’t be allowed. The hotel’s making a nice lot of money, aren’t they, because the government pays them.”

The worst part is, they're paying with the taxpayer's money, as was noted. And now, a village that may have once been a quiet neighborhood is paying a terrible price.

Muslims in India support Hamas at festival in Kerala

The Mohammedans in India have caused horror by supporting Hamas at a festival they hold in the province of Kerala:

Indian social media seethed with outrage on Monday after photos of slain Hamas terrorist leaders were displayed during a cultural festival in the Palakkad district of Kerala.

The offensive images were paraded by a group of men riding elephants during an Uroos festival, an annual Muslim event in Kerala. The eleven-day festival commemorates the death of a legendary Indian Muslim leader named Beema Beevi, who was ostensibly related to Islam’s founder, Mohammed, and purported to perform miracles.

The festival concludes with a grand procession, making it a major tourist attraction. This year’s procession on Sunday drew a crowd of about 3,000 people, including a few prominent opposition politicians. One of the VIP guests was V.T. Balram, a leader of the opposition India Congress Party.

This year’s procession included an elephant carrying a group of youths waving posters of slain Hamas leaders Yahya Sinwar and Ismail Haniyeh, architects of the horrific October 7, 2023, attack on Israeli civilians. The banners included a slogan that implied Indian Muslims should embrace the terrorists as their own flesh and blood.

“Young children were seen holding the posters of Sinwar and Haniyeh, with the crowd cheering them on throughout the procession. The incident quickly became a topic of contention, with many questioning the organisers of the festival for allowing such displays,” India Today reported.

Members of the governing BJP party swiftly condemned the Hamas iconography at the Kerala festival, pointing out that Muslim groups have made pro-Palestinian political statements at several events held after Hamas launched the Gaza war.

In one of the more egregious examples, Kerala University attempted to rename its annual youth festival “Intifada” in 2024, a word that describes perpetual Palestinian warfare against Israel. Hamas figures have also been invited to participate as virtual guests at Indian Muslim events.

BJP filed complaints with state and district police on Monday, naming the president, chief secretary, and treasurer of the Kerala Uroos festival, known locally as “Thrithala Fest” after the town where it is held.

This is heinously repulsive, and calls for the festival to be stopped. A disgrace it would even be celebrated to begin with. This is only confirms all the more what's wrong with the Religion of Peace.

If Israel were to have weddings as extravagant as this one in India, we'd be getting somewhere

A billionaire businessman in India and his now wife enjoyed a most wonderful wedding ceremony in Mumbai this past week:

After months of celebrations leading up to their big day, Anant Ambani and Radhika Merchant are married!

The 29-year-old heir and youngest son of billionaire businessman Mukesh Ambani and Radhika, 29, the daughter of pharmaceutical tycoons Viren and Shaila Merchant, married on July 12 at the Jio World Convention Centre in Mumbai's Bandra-Kurla Complex, according to the Associated Press, the BBC and CNN,

A Divine Blessings Ceremony (Shubh Ashirwad) will follow on July 13, before the newlyweds' celebration will culminate with a grand reception (Mangal Utsav) on July 14, according to the Economic Times. The couple's star-studded nuptials were attended by royals, celebrities, world leaders and tech titans alike.

Kim Kardashian and Khloé Kardashian, Nick Jonas and Priyanka Chopra, as well as John Cena were among the A-list guests. Former British Prime Minister Tony Blair and his wife Cherie Blair were also in attendance.

Anant and Radhika's highly-anticipated wedding has made the global headlines for months, as the couple hosted a series of high-profile pre-wedding celebrations, kicking off with a three-day affair and hastakshar (a traditional Indian prenuptial event that symbolizes the couple's bond and commitment to each other) at the Ambani's home in India, in early March.

The event was executed by Anant’s mother, Nita Mukesh Ambani, along with Indian designer Manish Malhotra as the creative director.

“It added to the divinity of the night—all in the temple where we spent so many special moments during the last seven years together,” Radhika told Vogue of the celebration.

Well I think this is very inspiring news, and wish good luck to the newlyweds. And the photos of lehenga dresses were a blessing. Now if Israel were to celebrate weddings this extravagant, I think it would be a very important sign of positivity for this country. So I'd appreciate if anybody who recognizes that the kind of weddings India's got are a great thing were to try and follow their example. It could be a very helpful image for Israel. Yes, seriously.

More about a Turkish painter's conversion to Judaism

Here's another article about Turkish painter Lea Gul's journey to Judaism:

Artist Lea Gol's living room in her Jerusalem home is also her studio. The evidence is scattered all over: brushes, paints, and artwork from all periods of her life. The ZOA House (Beit Ziyonei America) in Tel Aviv is currently displaying an exhibition of her paintings "Exposed to the Forces of Nature": 23 large canvases, full of emotions, reflecting the spiritual journey she encountered, documenting her life history and femininity, and also magically touching stories of Jewish tradition. Two men, one with wings, struggle in a surrealistic landscape full of color – a symbol of the struggle between Jacob and the angel, between good and evil; or the painting of "Eshet Chayil" – "I drew the seven Sefirot, and it is quite clear," Gol claims, mentioning the Kabbalistic term in passing. "There are also many different codes in the colors I chose: crimson and light blue are the colors of the Temple. I generally do not need to explain the painting; people understand on their own, but I enjoy hearing what they have to say about my paintings. Sometimes we see the same things, and sometimes I discover new things through what I hear from them."

This is her first exhibition in Israel, but certainly not the first in her life – she has held dozens of exhibitions in Turkey. "Painting and art are an inseparable part of who I am. This is the world I was born into. My mother studied art at the Academy of Art in Istanbul, and I grew up in a house of artists. My mother's uncle was a famous director who won international awards, and after spending a long time in the United States, he returned to Turkey and moved in with us, so I got to know this world from a close-up. When I was young, I wanted to be a ballerina, but pursuing this career wasn't possible in Turkey. I started drawing, and I was good at it, so my parents took it seriously and I became an artist.

Anyone aware of how much influence Islam has in Turkey won't be shocked by that. As further explained:

Conversion is impossible in Turkey. According to an old, but valid, Ottoman agreement between the Turkish state and the Jewish community, a Jewish court in Turkey is not allowed to convert to Judaism. The agreement is rooted in the sources of Judaism in the Ottoman Empire: in 1492, after the expulsion from Spain, Sultan Bayezid II invited the Jewish refugees to come to his country, and about 40,000 people responded to his call, settling mainly in Istanbul and Thessaloniki. According to Islam, a Muslim is, of course, forbidden to convert his religion, so already at the time of establishing the institutions of the Jewish community, the Ottomans strictly forbade the courts from holding any conversions. What does a Muslim woman who wants to convert do? She must travel to another country and find a court that is willing to accept her.

That's assuming she'll be allowed without danger threating her life. Even in Turkey, there's the horrifying threat of honor murders committed against women - and men - who take any actions that Muslims view as slighting their ideology. She's lucky she didn't encounter that. And Gul's aware of what a disaster Turkey's bound to sink into again under the Religion of Peace:

An impressive painting of the Istanbul shores looking from the sea, the Bosphorus straits, and the mosques behind them, their columns and domes hanging on the wall of her home. She did not paint this picture, Gol reveals, but rather her mother. In her voice, you can hear her longing for her native surroundings. If you ask her, she has not cut her ties with the life and culture in Turkey, and her "blood" is still Turkish.

But, she explains to me and her face expresses deep pain, the beautiful, good country she grew up in no longer exists. She believes that the Atatürk Reforms, initiated by the founder of modern Turkey, are going to disappear. Turkey is moving away from the progressive and secular country it used to be. Most of Gol's non-Jewish friends, who are not Erdoğan supporters, have already purchased homes for themselves outside of Turkey, ready for the day when the situation becomes unbearable.

As strange as it may sound, Leah's Jewish friends actually believe that the situation will improve. But she doesn't think like them. "I am happy that my parents did not live long enough to see what Turkey has become today," says Gol. "I am very proud that my children, despite the fear they experienced when the war broke out, never asked to return to Turkey. This is my greatest success."

Well what's happening in Turkey today shouldn't go unopposed. Nor should Azerbaijan be allowed to do what Turkey failed over a century ago to Armenia. Somebody's got to speak up and out about the continuing crisis of Islamic influence the world over.

In the meantime, let's wish Gul good luck with her painting career, and it's good that as a convert to Judaism, she doesn't follow any absurd dress codes.

Muslims in India continue persecution of Hindu women

Ashlyn Davis writes about the horrifying crisis of Muslim in India kidnapping, raping and forcing Hindu women to convert to Islam. Here's some of the most recent cases found:

A Hindu woman was raped by her colleague Saifuddin in Bahrain; the victim is from Lucknow, Uttar Pradesh. The accused is from Karnataka, India. They met at work and had grown friendly, only for the woman to be raped by Saifuddin just a few days after they met. The victim recounted that she had lodged a complaint with the authorities in Bahrain. While investigations were underway, she discovered that she had been impregnated during the rape. Pregnancy, without marriage and out of rape, could result in humiliation and be seen as a social taboo in her culture. Exploiting her situation, Saifuddin and his family coaxed her to marry him, but not before getting her converted to Islam and withdrawing the case in Bahrain. Once she was converted and married to Saifuddin, they sent her to Mumbai, India. In the pretense of visiting a doctor, they got her five-month pregnancy terminated without her consent. They also pressured and tortured her for her dowry, says the victim, who has now filed a complaint against Saifuddin and others in his family in India. While police have accepted the case, Saifuddin remains untraceable as of this writing.

In a similar case reported from Supaul, Bihar in India, Mohammad Nizamuddin and his family members abducted a 22-year-old Hindu girl, compelled her to embrace Islam, and pushed her to marry Nizamuddin on May 10. In the First Information Report, the victim’s mother stated that her daughter had been missing since that day. She has also named Mohammad Nizamuddin’s father, Mohammad Salauddin, his mother Shahjahan, his brothers Mohammad Azharuddin, Waseem Akram, and Mohammad Ziauddin, and his sister, Fehmida Nasreen, as accused in her daughter’s disappearance. Investigations revealed that the 26-year-old Nizamuddin had called the girl to a local Hindu temple, from where she was abducted. While police took Nizamuddin’s father, Mohammad Salauddin, into custody on the night of Tuesday, May 14, six others among the accused are currently at large.

Another horrific case of raping, threatening, and forcing Hindu women to embrace Islam is reported from Madhya Pradesh, India. The victim is a 30-year-old married Hindu model who has repeatedly been raped for two years by her husband’s friend Kashan Sheikh, a native of Srinagar. As per reports, when she resisted the first time, he placed the knife on her infant son’s throat and threatened her, saying, “I have sacrificed many goats. I can also slit your son’s throat with this knife.”

This is just as chilling as October 7, 2023 was for many Israelis. And the mother of one of the Muslim savages was involved? This is exactly why such women are completely unfeminine. Much work must continue to be done to get these monsters to stop following the Religion of Peace, and punish those who commit horrifying offenses.

The sojourn of a Turkish convert to Judaism

Here's the story of artist Lea Gul, a Turkish woman who converted to Judaism, and what's great about this news is that it looks like she's not the kind of convert who follows the kind of dress code the ultra-Orthodox go by:

Painter Lea Gul’s first solo exhibition in Israel – opening the evening of May 15 at the ZOA House in Tel Aviv – marks a new chapter in the fascinating life story of a religious Jewish Jerusalemite raised as a secular Muslim in Istanbul.

A mother of four who looks like a fashion model even though she just turned 51, Lea overcame many obstacles to get where she is today.

Though many students in her Istanbul high school were Jewish, she says, and all her boyfriends were Jewish, her pull to Judaism was precipitated by nearly dying in a car crash in 2000.

“I should have died, and I started wondering why I didn’t,” she says.

That question led her on a spiritual search, and in 2002 she told her parents that she wanted to move to India.

Her mother suggested that first she should read three holy books “to see if I could find the source of the power that protected me from death.”

Converting to Judaism

She was very taken by the Torah’s philosophy and started to research Judaism. Two years later, while visiting Anne Frank’s house in Amsterdam, she made her decision to convert. “That’s what I wrote in the guest book on the way out,” she recalls.

At home in Istanbul, she had two passions: competitive horseback riding and painting. She had a painting studio where she taught adults and children, and hosted evening discussions with art historians and philosophers. She had four solo and two group exhibitions between 1999 and 2005.

Gradually, her mother took over the classes so that Lea (then named Konca, Turkish for “rosebud”) could delve into Jewish learning. Her mother was fully supportive, happy that her daughter had found something to believe in.

But she couldn’t convert in Turkey because Ottoman law forbids Jews from converting Muslims. In 2005, she decided to live in the Amsterdam Jewish community and convert there, but first she had an exhibition of her horse paintings.

Her family may have been "secular" and only Moslem by default, but the rest of Turkey is run by sharia that clearly does pose a threat to ladies like her, so it's lucky she was able to travel elsewhere, if that's what it took to ensure she could convert. That said, Turkey should not have to continue being run by Islam, and someday, all land stolen from Greece must be returned, including the Hagia Sophia cathedral that Recep Erdogan's regime is converting to a mosque.

HER FATHER passed away in 2019 and her mother in March 2021. Needing to support herself, she put her full energy into painting, a passion she had returned to in 2015, using a style she learned from surrealist Turkish painter Erol Denec, a protégé of Austrian painter Ernst Fuchs, co-founder of the Vienna School of Fantastic Realism.

“I felt if Hashem gave me this talent, I should use it,” she says.

“My work now is an unlimited way of seeing beyond reality. With Torah, I was able to express what is inside of me.”

One day, a real estate agent who had come to show Lea’s apartment to a prospective client saw Lea’s paintings and told her friend Vered Daya, from the ZOA Gallery, about Lea’s talent.

Veteran art world publicist Michal Sadan, a former curator, was brought in to help make arrangements for a show. Excited about Lea’s potential, Sadan engaged Galit Zimbalist to curate the ZOA exhibition, which runs through the end of June.

“I know that she will find her standing in the Israeli world of art because her work has powerful energy, her paintings are fascinating, and the spectators are deeply moved,” Zimbalist writes in her text for the “Unmasked before the Forces of Creation” show.

“Lea paints her pure emotions, using an intense multicolored palette, layers of color, and the precision of the boundaries that create the sense of virtual reality in the story.

This is something I'm impressed to read, that the lady's talents in art are being recognized, and religion shouldn't have to stand in the way. Nor should there be any fuss about dress codes and such when it comes to how a religious woman runs her life. Something we should hope more ultra-Orthodox will come to recognize as well.

Biden insults Japan and India

Fraud-in-chief Joe Biden attacked countries like Japan and India for not letting in virtually every foreigner no matter their background, in another example of how Biden's not concerned with all the Islamic infiltration that's destroying much of the world:

Joe Biden has claimed Asian allies Japan and India’s “xenophobic” policies towards immigrants were causing their economies to stall.

“One of the reasons why our economy’s growing is because of you and many others. Why? Because we welcome immigrants,” Mr Biden said at a Washington fundraising event for his 2024 re-election campaign.

"Why is China stalling so badly economically, why is Japan having trouble, why is Russia, why is India, because they’re xenophobic. They don’t want immigrants. Immigrants are what makes us strong," he said, kickstarting the Asian American, Native Hawaiian and Pacific Islander Heritage Month on Wednesday.

This sure isn't likely to mend failing relations with Japan and India, and it's shameful and disgusting how he lumps them in with communist-led countries like Russia and China. The part about allegedly failing economies is also questionable, and as explained here:

Our GDP growth is 1.9%. Japan is at 1.0%. India’s is 7.2%. China’s is 3.0%.

I wouldn’t brag about being ahead of Japan considering that we’re neck and neck with Burkina Faso and South Africa and lagging much of the world.

Opening up your borders to every invader who wants to cash in on your welfare state is not a plan for economic growth. As the mayors of NYC, Denver, and Chicago have been explaining to Open Borders Joe.

India is a net exporter of immigrants to this country so arguing that it needs immigrants is a confusing thesis. All of the above countries do have declining birth rates and that is bad news, but the solution to that is raising birth rates, not bringing in millions of illegal aliens to loot your cities, as Biden has done.

One could also point out that better education is in sore need everywhere, and that too is something many PC advocates don't seem to have what it takes to raise in discussions.

Biden's statements about Japan and India are offensive and degrading, completely inconsiderate of the need for security, and let's hope their publics will be disappointed with the Democrats for all of this.

Update: both Japan and India responded in dismay to what Biden said.

Indian women victimized by Islam is a tragedy that needs to be known about

A campaign's been launched to draw attention to the plight of Indian women who fell victim to Islamic sexual violence in India (Hat tip: Pamela Geller):

The tragic murder of Neha Hiremath, the daughter of Congress councillor Niranjan Hiremath from Hubli, Karnataka, has transcended international borders, reaching the bustling heart of New York's Times Square. This outcry is led by the Indian diaspora in the United States, who have rallied under banners reading "Justice for Neha," "Stop Love Jihad," and "Save Hindu Girl," bringing significant attention to the case.

⁠Neha Hiremath, a 23-year-old first-year MCA student, was brutally murdered on April 18 at BVB College Campus in Karnataka's Hubli. Reports indicate that Fayaz Khondunaik, a former student of the same college, attacked Neha, stabbing her multiple times including in her neck and stomach. Both the attacker and the victim were subsequently rushed to a local hospital, where Neha was pronounced dead. The motive behind the murder, as claimed by Neha's father, is rooted in what he alleges to be a case of 'love jihad' – a term used by some to describe relationships used to coerce Hindu women into converting to Islam.

The incident has not only sparked widespread grief but also led to global protests, including a notable rally in New Jersey. Echoing the sentiments at Times Square, the demonstrators in New Jersey also aimed to raise awareness and demand action against forced conversions, rape, and violence targeting Hindu women. The display in Times Square particularly stood out, featuring Neha's image alongside the message "Save Hindu daughter" amplifying the campaign for justice.

This is pure abomination that anybody would take an innocent woman's life over petty issues, and the subject must be spoken about as widely as possible. Condolences to the victim's family. It's vital that people know about the horrible subject of Islamofascists targeting defenseless women.

Update: Ashlyn Davis has more on this chilling subject.

Indian worker in Israel murdered by Hezbollah rocket attack

An Indian citizen working in Israel was murdered by a rocket attack of the Hezbollah:

An Indian national hailing from Kerala was killed during a Hezbollah missile strike on Israel. Patnibin Maxwell, a local of Kerala's Kollam district, was killed by an anti-missile strike by Lebanon, in an orchard in Israel's northern border of Margaliot. Officials said that at least two others were left injured due to this strike.

The missile hit a plantation in Margaliot, a moshav (collective agricultural community), in the Galilee region in the north of Israel around 11 am on Monday, Zaki Heller, spokesperson for rescue services Magen David Adom (MDA), told PTI.

Maxwell was near the orchard when the missile struck the Israeli border. His mortal remains were identified at the Ziv hospital, official sources told PTI. Two others from Kerala - Bush Joseph George, 31, and Paul Melvin, 28 - were injured and taken to the hospital for treatment. [...]

Maxwell is survived by a five-year-old daughter and his wife, who is expecting another child and is seven months pregnant. Maxwell has two other siblings, and his elder brother is also working in Israel.

My condolences to the family. This is just as horrible as it is when Israelis are murdered by jihadists. No matter what the nationality, it's tragic when innocent people fall victim to Islamic terrorist organizations, and the IDF will have to start getting serious about going to war in Lebanon against Hezbollah, just as much as they are about destroying Hamas in Gaza.

Muslims in India taking Hindu women hostage

Ashlyn Davis discusses the horrifying experiences of Hindu women who fell victim to Islamofascists:

A Hindu woman from Gurugram has alleged that a Muslim family from Uttar Pradesh, India, held her and her two sons captive in a house in Moradabad. Hindustan Live reports that the lady claims that she was gang-raped during this captivity, and that her children were forcibly converted to Islam in a local mosque.

The woman was introduced to a Muslim man in Gurgaon in 2014; this man was her husband’s friend and used to work as a contractor. He eventually got closer to the victim by offering to help her after her husband’s mysterious disappearance. But in the guise of benevolence, he lured her into a relationship and raped her. Promising to marry her, he took several private and explicit photos of the victim and used these images to blackmail her.

In December 2019, the accused took the woman and her sons to his native town, which falls under the Mundapande police station area of Moradabad district in western UP. Instead of taking her to his home, the accused took her and the children to a mosque, where all were converted to Islam. The woman was then kept as a captive in his house, where the other women of the Muslim man’s family guarded her to ensure that she didn’t escape. The brothers of the Muslim man who lured her into this captivity gang-raped her and threatened to kill her and her children when she protested. The family also forced her to eat beef. Beef is forbidden in Hinduism and is, hence, often force-fed to Hindus whom Muslims forcibly convert, as a sign of their complete submission to Islam.

Though the woman somehow managed to escape with her children and returned to Gurugram in 2019, she didn’t get any respite, as the accused followed her to Gurugran, assaulted her, and forced her to return with him. On December 25, 2023, the Muslim man conducted a second nikah (Islamic marriage) with another woman.

The woman has recently approached the Senior Superintendent of Police to file her complaint and demand justice. The disappearance of the Hindu woman’s husband remains a mystery and deserves a thorough investigation.

There's much more at the article to ponder that's just as terrifying. This cannot be allowed to continue. Women who were victims of Islamic violence must receive protection.

A case for boycotting Starbucks

A member of the Orthodox Chamber of Commerce makes a case for boycotting Starbucks coffee network, because of a union's support for Hamas:

Over the years, we have witnessed numerous instances of corporations making ill-advised decisions that affected the profits of their decision-makers. Examples such as Ben and Jerry's ice cream, owned by Unilever, and, more recently, Budweiser Anheuser-Busch, whose profits in the US experienced a substantial decline after the highly controversial Bud Light ad campaign perpetrated by Dylan Mulvaney.

However, it is essential to highlight that these marketing campaigns, despite their faults, were not in any way endorsing or supporting issues at all comparable to the mass barbaric murder of innocent civilians, including infants, children, women, and the elderly and were solely corporate marketing bad decisions.

The solidarity shown by the Starbucks Union, consisting of a whopping 9,000 employees, is disturbing beyond measure. It is a support that extends to a family of 20 innocent souls who were ruthlessly shot, piled up, and burned alive by Hamas. The sheer brutality displayed in this act is difficult to process.

How can we, as consumers, be comfortable allowing Starbucks employees, who express such solidarity with perpetrators of egregious violence, to serve us our daily cup of coffee? Should we not feel troubled by the fact that the very cup we hold in our hands might symbolize something far more sinister – the blood of innocent Jews, whose deaths these employees openly align with?

It is with a heavy heart that the Orthodox Jewish Chamber of Commerce, along with our esteemed partners, calls for a widespread boycott of Starbucks. We also implore all the groups that have previously demonstrated their concern by boycotting Budweiser to once again stand united in boycotting Starbucks and show their solidarity for the value of human life. Your voice, combined with ours, will send a strong message against the normalization of violence and hatred.

I remember when Starbucks also caused offense in India over their promotion of transsexuality there a few months ago, which, as one interviewee noted, they would never promote in a Muslim-majority country. Starbucks may have retreated from the position, but if they're allowing employment of anybody condoning savagery/cannibalism/barbarism of the sort Hamas committed, whether through unions or otherwise, that's utterly obscene and horrific, and if they don't part ways with any of the offenders, union-based or otherwise, then they've truly disgraced themselves indeed. They also caused a scandal with anti-white racism, and after this latest scandal, I'm sure few sensible people will care that crime in Democrat-run cities has resulted in closure of a number of their branches.

It would definitely be strongly advised for all sensible people everywhere to boycott Starbucks so long as they keep on with these offenses. And it's stunning how, over the years, there could be only so many movements and businesses that wound up being comprised of people who support barbarism and bigotry.

Update: also on the subject, an Arab stewardess at El Al airlines was fired after she wrote a social media post siding with Hamas.

Egypt bans hijabs and niqabs from schools

In a significant step similar to what France took when it comes to those outfits, Egypt's government is also barring Muslim coverings for women like the niqab from their schools:

The Egyptian government has made a decision to restrict the wearing of the niqab (full-face veil) by girls in schools during the new academic year, which begins on September 30 this year.

Reda Hegazy, Egypt’s Minister of Education, publicly announced the decision and described the new guidelines. Hair covers are permissible, according to Minister Hegazy, but they must not obscure the student’s face. Furthermore, unless approved by the Directorate of Education, no models or illustrations promoting the hair cover are permitted, he said.

Minister Hegazy also emphasized the responsibility of the guardian in the student’s decision. “It is crucial that the guardian is aware of and consents to their daughter’s decision to wear a hair cover, and this choice should be entirely voluntary, free from any external pressure or coercion,” the Minister said.

[...] Apart from Egypt, several countries like Austria, Bosnia, Herzegovina, Canada, France, Kazakhstan, Kosovo, Kyrgyzstan, Russia and Uzbekistan have imposed bans on the wearing of headscarves at schools and colleges.

Recently, in the year 2022, the Karnataka High Court in India also pronounced its verdict on wearing hijab in schools. The court upheld the ban and ruled that wearing of hijab is not an essential religious practice of the Islamic faith.

This is certainly significant, and at least half a step towards putting a stop to some of the most oppressive outfits ever designed for women. Hugh Fitzgerald notes:

Should a girl want to wear a hair covering, even though it will continue to be allowed, the Minister of Education wants to make sure she has not been pressured to do so by members of the Muslim Brotherhood, hoping to have hair coverings warn in such a way that they become full-fledged hijabs. This new rule should be interpreted as part of the war that the El-Sisi regime is waging against the members of the Muslim Brotherhood. It’s another weapon to be used against members of the MB who, will, of course, continue to insist that their own womenfolk wear — if not the niqab — at the very least the hijab. And now their children can be expelled from school as a result. The Ministry is determined to turn back the clock in Egypt, to the 1950s when secularism was at its height, niqabs were never seen, and hijabs, too, were worn much less frequently on the streets of Cairo than they are today. [...]

There is, in fact, no Qur’an verse that mandates the wearing of the hijab. Qur’an 24:31 merely says this: “And tell the believing women to lower their gaze and be modest, and to display of their adornment only what is apparent, and to draw their veils over their bosoms, and not to reveal their adornment except to their own husbands or fathers or husbands’ fathers, or their sons or their husbands’ sons, or their brothers or their brothers’ sons or sisters’ sons, or their women, or their slaves, or male attendants who lack desire, or children who know nothing of women’s nakedness. And do not let them stamp their feet so as to reveal what they hide of their adornment. And turn to Allah together, O believers, so that you may succeed.”

So a Muslim woman must modestly “lower her gaze,” and “be modest,” or as another translation has it, “guard her private parts” (which no woman, Muslim or Infidel, should need to be told), and not to “reveal their adornment.” This is not generally understood as requiring the concealment of the entire face, or even requiring that all but the reduced oval of her face which is all you see when the hijab is worn correctly be covered. And that uncovered face is what the Egyptian law insists be fully shown, without a scarf covering.

There is a valid complaint to be made here that what is implied in the Koran is that a woman's breasts are abominations, and such blather is simply unacceptable. Such beliefs and commands are unacceptable in any religion, and the Egyptian government in the meantime is doing the right thing to forbid its use in schools. They must also severely punish any parents who abuse girls into wearing such awful garments as hijabs and niqabs.

Why India's battle against jihadists is important for the west

And also the east. Uzay Bulut describes how the Indian regions of Jammu and Kashmir were for a long time Muslim-dominated, which'll hopefully someday be reversed, and in recent years, the government's made efforts to improve the situation in those areas:

Despite historical persecution, ethnic cleansing campaigns, as well as ongoing pressure at the hands of jihadists supported by Pakistan, Jammu and Kashmir remains part of India, whose sovereignty in the region helps improve the civil rights of the residents, enables it to battle the Islamist threat, and enhances stability in South Asia.

Today, Jammu and Kashmir is demographically majority-Muslim, but it is within the borders of India, which has millennia-long historic and spiritual ties with the region.

Indigenous Hindus are the original inhabitants of Kashmir and possess a unique ethno-religious culture existing for more than 5,000 years. Kashmir had a majority Hindu population ruled by Hindu kings until the 14th century when Muslims from Central Asia invaded the region.

Under Islamic rule, Hindus in Kashmir were subjected to persecution. In the early 1800s, Sikh rulers controlled the region, and then a Hindu dynasty from the mid-1800s through 1947.

In 1947, the Princely State of Jammu and Kashmir became part of the secular Republic of India. Shortly thereafter, Pakistani Armed Forces invaded the area. In response, Indian Forces deployed to counter Pakistan’s attacks. In Pakistan-occupied Kashmir, the areas of Kashmir which remained outside of India, thousands of Hindu families were forced to flee for their lives.

In 1948, the UN Security Council passed Resolution 47 urging the Pakistani military to withdraw. Pakistan, however, refused.

Since then, Pakistan has increased its military presence and fomented unrest and terrorism in the region. Thousands of civilians have been killed in terrorist acts carried out by militant groups supported by Pakistan.

In more modern times:

Meanwhile, Pakistan-aided terror groups are still active in the region, such as Lashkar-e Taiba (LeT) and Jaish-e-Mohammed (JeM), designated as Foreign Terrorist Organizations by the United States. LeT was responsible for the November 2008 Mumbai attacks that left 166 people dead, and JeM carried out the September 18, 2016 attack on an Indian army base that killed 19 Indian soldiers. The same terror groups also threaten the West and Israel.

I remember the reports of those terrible incidents some 15 years ago. Jewish community centers in the area experienced a horror story along with the rest of the city. More recently, there's signs things are beginning to improve:

Despite provocations, in 2019, the Indian government legally abrogated Articles 370 and 35A of India’s Constitution, temporary provisions that conferred special status on the state of Jammu and Kashmir. This move tremendously improved the security situation and civil rights of the residents of Jammu and Kashmir – particularly of women, children, and minority groups.

Since this legal change, women in Jammu and Kashmir have more rights in terms of property ownership, marriage, divorce, protection from domestic violence, and access to education and economic opportunities.

Meanwhile, according to the data provided by the South Asia Terrorism Portal (SATP) of the Institute for Conflict Management, local support for the insurgency in Kashmir keeps waning and the region has become more secure overall. The improvement in the security situation has also led to a boom in tourism. On May 22 and 23, 2023, for instance, India hosted a key G20 tourism conference in Srinagar, the capital of Jammu and Kashmir.

Although India has an undeniable and well-documented historic, cultural, and spiritual bond with Kashmir, Pakistan occupies approximately 30,000 square miles, known as Pakistan Occupied Kashmir (POK) and the Northern Areas. And there are no Hindus remaining in POK due to killings and forced conversions though it is still home to ancient Hindu sacred sites.

Hence, the Islamist violence in Kashmir is not a struggle for democracy or independence against the government of India. It is a campaign of jihad to destabilize, oppress and Islamize Kashmir in its entirety. This jihadist war is carried out by the government of Pakistan and its hardline Islamist allied groups that aim to establish an Islamic state in Kashmir that will be free of Hindu people and where women and minorities will have an inferior status.

Well this is exactly why something must be done to put an end to Islamic dominance in those areas, and let's hope the Indian forces can be united and dedicated to stopping the Religion of Peace's dominance in those areas, along with Pakistan's. Vigilance is most vital for defeating Islamofascism.