What other possible explanation could there be?
Many thanks to Hellequin GB for translating this article from Apollo News. The translator’s comments are in square brackets:
Green Politician at “Hard But Fair”
Lamya Kaddor explains Palestinian hate demonstrations as German “racism”.
The ARD talk show “Hart aber Fair” [“Hard But Fair”] discusses the Middle East conflict. The Green politician Lamya Kaddor attempts to explain the hate demonstrations of many Palestinians, Arabs and Muslims in Germany: The reason for these dissolution of boundaries is “racism” and a lack of integration by the German majority society. [I guess that’s the crux of the matter: most Germans haven’t bowed down to Islam and integrated into a Muslim-ruled society. Sounds to me like she’s calling for Jihad, now, doesn’t it?]
The ARD talk show “Hart aber Fair” will discuss the Middle East conflict on Monday evening. While the moderator wants to focus the conversation mainly on the situation on site, a guest takes a look at Germany — and the many pro-Palestine demonstrations.
Lamya Kaddor is a member of the Bundestag for the Green Party and her group’s Middle East expert. “I think we need to talk again about why so many people are currently taking to the streets.” The demonstrators have a “high and important concern,” says Kaddor. A “limit” is inhumanity, she emphasizes. “At the same time, we also have to realize,” the politician puts it into perspective: “These are people who were obviously pretty angry about different things.”
The people are “angry migrant citizens,” she says. The reason for this anger is “failed integration policy, failed opportunities for participation. Maybe they have experienced racism.” [Yes, they are experiencing it out of their own mouth while attacking Germans verbally as filthy pigs, or just murdering them as infidels.] They would also experience the feeling of “being constantly oppressed.” [They are so oppressed that they don’t even have to work for a living, since their German slaves have to do the heavy lifting and get thrown out of their homes to make space for even more hostile “migrants”.] With the Middle East conflict, they have “finally found an outlet for this frustration.” So the anti-Semitic hateful migrant is not to blame — at least not only — but also the German state and German society, which did not lend them enough of a hand, says Kaddor. She claims that she doesn’t want to excuse the hate demonstrations, but rather “explain them”. Nevertheless, she receives sharp opposition out of the group, for example from former Interior Minister Gerhart Baum (FDP). [I guess since she is also one that really didn’t integrate into German society, even though she was born in Germany shortly after the arrival of her parents from Syria, it’s time for her to go back there.]
Kaddor has been a member of the Bundestag for the Greens since 2021. She previously worked as an Islamic scholar and teacher. She gained notoriety because, among other things, several of her former students joined the terrorist group Islamic State. [No wonder, Green is the colour of Islam, after all.]
Afterword from the translator:
Well, Ms. Kaddor, how many of the poor, oppressed, angry migrant “citizens” have you personally accommodated on their way to integration? Or is it always just someone else’s responsibility, while you yourself live in the cozy political parasite bubble and give out “good” advice that no one wants to hear because it comes from a mouth that has no idea what is really going on? Frankly, what she’s doing is just what every “tame” Muslim does in a Western country, taqiyya.
And then, none of these “oh-so-peaceful” Muslim communities stood up and condemned the bestial, inhumane murders by HAMAS. On the contrary, they took to the streets, distributed sweets in celebration and cheered on the barbaric crimes. It is also understandable if one bothers to read the Koran and other Islamic Scriptures. Today it’s the Jews who will be burned; tomorrow all other unbelievers in the name of their inhuman creed! The world has been terrorized by this criminal ideology for over 1,400 years already, and indirect aid to their aims has been and is being provided by morally corrupt and drunk on wokeness Western politicians and NGOs. If the people of Germany want to live in peace in their own country, they’d better start getting a one-way rail going to the Middle East, and if they all want to kill each other down there, let them, as long as they don’t come back and start killing again in Europe.
I know. In “Palestine” you won’t find any more tolerant people than the Palestinians. They love everyone, especially if you’re a minority, like say a Jew. They’ll go out of their way to accomodate your every need. They’re even more woke than the westerners that are attending ultra-woke universities, and especially when it comes to people who don’t share their religious sentiments or cultural norms.
The Palestinians are the wokesters of the Middle East.
You realise that more than a few Palestinians are Christians, and they plus the Sephardi/Mizrahi Jews, who had centuries of roots in Palestine, all kind of got along for more than a millenium? Things didn’t really go Tango Uniform til 1948, when the European Ashkenazim, who originally hailed from the area around Armenia and only have apocryphal connexion to the Kingdom of Judea, decided the Holy Lands were their birthright.
Wow! Great history lesson. You are an expert on all things Middle East. You could easily teach at Harvard, Yale or any other stinking Ivy League pseudo-universities. But here, free of charge are a few refreshers for your total lack of knowledge:
(1) There are no “palestinians”. Therefore there are no Christian “palestinians”. A few arab Christians have survived to islam’s onslaught, but most have been driven away, mostly by Arafat and his thugs, even the once prosperous Maronite Christians in Lebanon, wiped out by muslim terror.
(2) Jews didn’t get along with muslims for more than a millenium in muslim occupied lands throughout the Middle East and North Africa, including the Ottoman Empire. They lived as dhimmis, a tolerated oppressed minority that had to pay constantly ransoms to their muslim “masters”.
(3) You are certainly a great scholar in Judaism: “…Ashkenazim… only have apocryphal connexion to the Kingdom of Judea”. Ashkenazim, Sephardic, Yemenite, Persian. All Jews have a clear and constant attachment to the Land of Israel. It’s in the liturgy, in the culture, in the prayers, in the history, in the traditions and in the soul of each and every Jew. But now “Cato the Scholar” decides that European Ashkenazim “suddendly decided the Holy Land is their birthright”. You need to read and learn quite a lot if you want to pass as a mediocre apprentice of an intellectual.
while the jews do their rightfull wars and ethnic cleansing, all these other people is sent to us. so they can have pure ethnic land, at the expense of others who have to do migrant welcoming and have to share the burden of it with multiculturalism. i see a double standard to say the least. i cant really understand why do some people still support them, i see no benefits, maybe it is simple masochism.