Three spiritual representatives of Christianity, Judaism and Islam have laid the foundation stone for a common house of worship in Berlin. The “House of One” will be a church, synagogue and mosque in equal measure and a symbol of understanding between the three religions, the multi-religious group announced on Thursday.

The initiators of the project are the Protestant pastor Gregor Hohberg, Rabbi Tovia BenChorin and Imam Kadir Sanci. The latter is part of the Gülen movement, which Turkish President Recep Tayyip Erdogan blames for the attempted coup in 2016.

“We have been active in the interreligious dialogue for many years and in our daily work in the House of One Foundation we keep making our contribution to more understanding, tolerance and togetherness in our society,” said Andreas Nachama, the future rabbi of the institution. “Today Berlin is opening up once more to a special way of understanding between religions,” Sanci affirmed.

The chairman of the Evangelical Church in Germany (EKD), Heinrich Bedford-Strohm, called the project an “important sign” in view of current events. “Anti-Semitism and Islamophobia are increasing. But they are misleading because they stir up hatred and potentially lead to violence,” he told the RedaktionsNetzwerk Deutschland (RND) .

In mid-March, on the occasion of the Middle East conflict, there were anti-Israel demonstrations in several German cities. Most of the demonstrators of Arab origin chanted openly anti-Semitic slogans which system politicians in German have simply ignored.

The “House of One” is being built on the historical foundation of the Petrikirche in Berlin-Mitte, which was damaged in World War II and demolished in the former GDR. The new church will cost around 47 million euros. The federal government and the state of Berlin are contributing to the project with a total of 30 million euros. Church taxes, however, will not be used to finance the construction.

https://freewestmedia.com/2021/05/31/house-of-one-a-multi-religious-house-of-worship-for-berlin/

This trial was pretty weird! Because a little boy (8) did not want to eat his Christmas goose, his father (36) was now in court.
What happened?
On Christmas Day 2018, the son of industrial worker Ilker Y. was hospitalised in the children’s ward of the Diakonie hospital in Bad Kreuznach (Rhineland-Palatinate). They had Christmas goose for lunch. But the eight-year-old did not want it. His father refused an alternative menu (pork) for religious reasons.

The disaster took its course.
Because the nurse had to take care of another chronically ill child after serving food, the boy remained hungry. His father went berserk, shouted at the nurses and called one of them a “Nazi”.
Nurse Berna D.: “It got louder and louder, so I locked myself in the ward room with a colleague and a doctor out of fear.” Patients and visitors panicked.
When the police arrived, Ilker Y. stormed towards the officers with his fists raised, according to the newspaper “Rhein-Zeitung”. They tried to calm him down, and a new argument broke out.

The father refused to leave the clinic, so the police officers forcibly pushed him into a lift and took him away from the clinic premises.
Nurse Berna D. told the newspaper BILD am SONNTAG: “Later his wife came and said: ‘You always see each other twice. Then we were really scared! After work we always went to our cars as a group.”
Ilker Y. was charged with resisting law enforcement officers and was sentenced to a fine of 5,000 euros at the local court. He appeals.
On Friday, the surprise came at the Bad Kreuznach district court: The judge dropped the case because of minor culpability! Y. has several previous convictions, including insulting behaviour, bodily harm and driving without a licence.

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The infiltration of the public school and education system in North Rhine-Westphalia by Islamist influence agents controlled from abroad is becoming more and more dramatic: after it became known that the Düsseldorf state government had also appointed the mosque association Ditib, controlled by the Turkish Erdogan regime, and a successor/cover organisation of the banned “Millî Görüş” to the advisory board on state-run Islamic education, further suspect networks are becoming known.

The newspaper “Welt” reports of a “hot line from the Islamic association Ditib to the Ministry of Education” – in person of an influential advisor to the Ministry of Education, Ahmet Ünalan, a political scientist at the University of Duisburg-Essen, who is an expert on Islamic religious education. He was heavily involved in the inclusion of Ditib in the state’s lesson planning, which is now causing nationwide outrage.

After all, the Federal Prosecutor General’s Office was already investigating several Ditib imams for alleged espionage for the Turkish secret service, and, according to the “Welt”, there have been frequent cases of Ditib congregations spreading war propaganda and anti-Semitism. This is precisely why Ditib had to vacate its position on the advisory board, the predecessor of the new commission, in 2017. Now, however, due to an officially “new statute” of Ditib and the self-sacrificing lobbying of Ünalan, among others, it has been reinstated – by the FDP-led Ministry of Schools and Education.

Ünalan vehemently denies having a leading function in Ditib, but his connection to the Erdogan-run association is beyond question: according to the register of associations, the Institute for Turkish-European Relations, which he was one of the founders of, operates at the same address as the Ditib mosque in the Wahmeimerort district of Duisburg – and he maintains close contacts to the Turkish government, whether to the religious authority Dyanet or to the AKP lobby organisation UETD, is unclear.

20,000 pupils are currently attending Islamic lessons in Germany’s most populous federal state, and the number is growing every year; all the more ambitious, therefore, are the attempts of the Turkish regime in Ankara to gain influence over the German and foreign Turks as the largest group of Muslims living here and thus to establish a “fifth column” in the Federal Republic – with far-reaching Islamisation aspirations for the future. It is a disgrace how naïvely the state government watches this goings-on and willingly tolerates it.

Islamunterricht in NRW: Islamisten und türkische Trolle ziehen die Strippen

Gatherings were organized in several cities in France to protest against the censorship of “immersive teaching” of regional languages ​​by the Constitutional Council.

“People are there because they are afraid that association schools will be closed. “This Saturday, May 29, many events were organized in several cities in France, including Colmar, Bastia and Guingamp, reported French weekly Le Point. The goal: to defend the “immersive teaching” of regional languages. While the Paul Molac law on the teaching of these languages ​​was adopted on April 8 by the National Assembly, 61 members of the majority appealed to the Constitutional Council, which ruled on May 21. The sages declared the diacritical marks and the teaching given entirely in a regional language as unconstitutional.

Thousands of French people in the country rallied against this decision, on Saturday, May 29. “People are there because they are afraid that association schools will be closed. The decision of the Constitutional Council could deprive them of all their funding,” Paul Molac told Le Point. This deputy from Morbihan was present at the rally in Guingamp, in Brittany, which had mobilized 10 000 people according to the organizers, and 6 000 according to the prefecture. According to the elected, the decision of the Constitutional Council could jeopardize “an educational method used for more than 50 years”.

On Saturday, the LR president of the Grand Est region participated in a meeting in Colmar, when he was targeted with a flour bomb by a stranger. After a meeting dedicated to the defence of regional languages, Jean Rottner was covered with flour, as he was leaving the premises of the Eltern Alsaceassociation. BFMTV indicated that he also received insults such as “traitor” and “felon”. In reaction to this event, the former mayor of Mulhouse, candidate for re-election for the presidency of the region, used an ironic tone: “To be floured on this occasion by an autonomist is a form of recognition. I am very grateful for this tribute to Alsatian pastry,” he tweeted.

Nearly 200 people gathered to defend the teaching of Alsatian immersion at school. Rottner is well known for having defended the maintenance of Alsace as a region during the government’s administrative reforms. But today, he is nevertheless perceived as an important figure in the defence of the new great region which brings together Alsace, Lorraine and Champagne-Ardenne, which would dilute the influence of Alsace.

About 400 people gathered in Pau for this occasion. The mayor of the town, François Bayrou, as well as the deputy Jean Lassalle were notably present. In Corsica, in Bastia, nearly 200 people gathered to defend regional languages, according to Le Point. The demonstration ended with Corsican songs in front of the premises of the academic inspectorate, in defence of the Corsican language.

https://freewestmedia.com/2021/05/30/thousands-demonstrate-in-france-to-defend-regional-languages/

Once again shameful scenes of hatred against Jews on German streets – watched by the state power!

These are anti-Semitic excesses that we have seen again and again in German cities since Hamas terrorists bombed Israel’s civilian population over many days and Israel retaliated with air strikes. Mostly young Muslims take to the streets in Germany and demand the destruction of the Jews and their state.

The latest crime scene: Hamburg. There, dozens of Islamists gathered on Friday for a march of the haters in the St. Georg district, not far from the main railway station. A pro-Palestinian demonstration was announced. In fact only a pretence!

The police report reads plainly: around 200 demonstrators were peacefully protesting against Germany and Israel on Steindamm. The chants were mainly in German, but also in Arabic. There were no criminal charges. According to the police, “about 30 officers” were on the scene.

But it was not as harmless as the police said!

The Twitter video of politician Ali Ertan Toprak shows what really happened. Coffins were placed on the street and the demonstrators chanted: “Israel – child murderer”, implying that the Israeli army was deliberately murdering children.

Again and again, a man with a megaphone gives the slogan, the rest shout it: “Out of Aqsa, forever” and “From the Ummah, for the Ummah!”

By Aqsa, the Islamists mean the area of the Temple Mount in Jerusalem. Among other things, the al-Aqsa Mosque, the third most important sanctuary of Islam, is located there. But for much longer, it has also been home to the Wailing Wall, the last surviving remnant of the Second Temple and the most important site of Judaism. For the Islamists, who propagate an ideology of superiority and do not regard Jews and “infidels” as equal human beings, it is the task of the Ummah, a supposed community of all Muslims, to expel or kill the Jews from this place.

The state chair of the Hamburg Christian Democratic Union (CDU), Christoph Ploß, and Toprak issued a joint statement:

“We are stunned and appalled by this Islamist and deeply anti-Semitic as well as anti-Israeli march on Hamburg’s streets. There must be a clear response to this: There is no place for Islamists, enemies of the constitution and anti-Semites in Hamburg. The militia-like, martial appearance, which is meant to intimidate and frighten, is alarming. We must never allow anti-Semites and enemies of Israel to abuse our civil liberties for their disgusting purposes. Jewish life is inextricably linked to our city. It belongs visibly and safely in the centre of our city.”

The openly displayed hatred of Jews is an attack on everyone. And further: “When anti-Semites want to spread fear and terror, it needs a strong response from the rule of law. Words and statements alone are not enough.”

On Saturday afternoon, the police announced that they were evaluating the Twitter video for possible criminal offences.

According to information from the newspaper BILD, the Islamist group Hizb ut-Tahrir is behind the demonstration. The organisation advocated the “liberation” of Muslims from supposed oppression and aimed to establish a worldwide caliphate. For reasons of “self-defence”, “Hizb ut-Tahrir” also approves of violence.

Since January 10, 2003, however, the organisation has no longer been allowed to be active in public in Germany. The then Federal Minister of the Interior, Otto Schily (SPD), issued a prohibition order.

Nevertheless, “Hizb ut-Tahrir”, according to the report, carries on its recruitment work online. In social networks, the initiatives “Reality Islam” and “Generation Islam” are said to be ideologically part of it.

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The Muslim Youth Austria wants to file a complaint against the “Islam Map” promoted by Integration Minister Susanne Raab. The initiator of the map, Professor Ednan Aslan at the University of Vienna, says he is now under police protection because of threats.

On Thursday, the “Documentation Centre for Political Islam” launched a map of Muslim organisations and religious communities in Austria, including several in North Tyrol. More than 600 such organisations were listed.

“This criminalisation of Muslim life must be stopped as soon as possible and the Islam map taken offline,” the Muslim Youth demanded in a statement. It criticised the violation of personal and data protection rights of institutions and private individuals. According to a spokesperson, the exact steps to be taken are currently being examined by the organisation’s lawyer.

The initiator of the map, the Viennese professor of Islamic religious education, Ednan Aslan, considers his action to be legally correct. “The experts who advised me see no problem in this because I can justify for what scientific purposes I am using this data,” Aslan defended the publication of the addresses. He also points out that the addresses used are also publicly accessible in the register of associations.

He also reported being under police protection after threats in the wake of the map presentation. He said he had dealt with many threats before, but the recent attacks were very disturbing.

https://www.unsertirol24.com/2021/05/29/muslimische-jugend-will-uni-professor-verklagen/

Last year, according to the tabloid BILD information, the Federal Police reported 29 cases in which people were pushed into the track area.

Those who pushed people onto the railway track injured 21 people – fortunately no one was killed in 2020.

Striking: According to the Federal Police, of a total of 22 suspects apprehended, 15 persons do not have German citizenship.

Most recently, in mid-April, an unknown person pushed a 17-year-old girl onto the tracks on the platform in Winterhausen (Würzburg district). The young woman was slightly injured.

At Frankfurt Central Station, an eight-year-old boy died in 2019 after being pushed in front of an arriving ICE train by a migrant from Eritrea.

The railway has since increased security measures.

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The sub-directorate for the fight against irregular immigration (SDLII) has just dismantled a network of illegal immigration. The latter was passing through Portugal, and had brought more than 500 illegals to France.

Most of the illegals came from Pakistan, while the rest came from the Indian region. When they arrived in Portugal, they were then taken by car to France, Germany or other regions of Portugal. According to information from French daily le Figaro, they passed through a network set up last March.

The services for the fight against irregular immigration (SDLII) put an end to the organization on May 22. Their suspicions had been aroused by strange comings and goings of minivans registered in Portugal, in the parking lot of a shopping center in Stains (Seine-Saint-Denis), near Paris. The police had observed several exchanges of people and luggage there. Three smugglers and ten illegal immigrants were arrested in a police sting upon arrival.

When they were arrested, the smugglers had some 6000 euros in cash with them. However, according to police estimates, this sum corresponds to a tiny part of the total turnover of the clandestine network. Since March, the smugglers had made nearly 280 000 euros – a hefty sum, collected thanks to the illegals.

For each trip, the latter paid their couriers 500 euros in cash. The drivers of the minivans were paid 400 euros per trip. The three smugglers arrested recognized their participation in the sector which, according to le Figaro, has its roots in Portugal. They were remanded in custody, and face up to a year in prison. Of the ten illegal immigrants arrested, six were ordered to leave French territory.

Meanwhile, in Calais, France, posters have been posted in several streets of the city at the initiative of associations helping illegal migrants. The idea is to glorify the role of “helpers” and to sugar-coat the problem of illegal immigration.

Some posters have already been covered due to the approaching departmental and regional elections. Nevertheless, the majority of posters posted since Wednesday in the four corners of Calais by volunteers from associations helping migrants, are still there. This poster campaign has been orchestrated by “caregivers” aided by Amnesty International.

In a study published by Amnesty International in May, it revealed that inhabitants thought the situation in Calais was getting worse. Some 71 percent said they were “dissatisfied” with the situation. “This fatigue also turns into anger at being helpless before an unsolvable and never-ending problem,” Audrey Boursicot, who headed the study for Amnesty, told the media.

Calais home-owners have surrounded themselves with “walls, barbed wires and fences” admitted one aid worker to AFP. Many inhabitants have had to secure their properties with 2,50-metre high walls because of illegals breaking into homes.

https://freewestmedia.com/2021/05/29/illegal-network-dismantled-after-organizing-the-passage-of-560-migrants-to-france/