Islamic organisations are expanding their presence in the state apparatus, from the local city council to the EU in Brussels. In the Bundestag, a spokeswoman for an association close to the Muslim Brotherhood works for the SPD.

Last week, the internet portal “Freie Welt” reported that the chairperson of the “European Network Against Racism” (ENAR), Karen Taylor, works in the German Parliament for the Social Democratic MP Karamba Diaby. According to her biography at the ” Berlin Festival”, she allegedly also works as a “political adviser for human rights at the German Parliament”. Diaby denies this.

Critics accuse ENAR of being a lobbying organisation for the Muslim Brotherhood. ENAR’s senior figures include Senior Advocacy Officer Julie Pascoët, who previously worked for the NGO Islamic Relief Worldwide, which is considered a terrorist organisation in Israel and the United Arab Emirates because of its links to Hamas. In August 2020, Heshmat Khalifa, director of Islamic Relief Worldwide, had to resign after Arabic-language anti-Semitic tweets became public in which he referred to Jews as “grandchildren of monkeys and pigs”, as revealed by the London Times and Social Democratic Party (SPD) Islam expert Sigrid Herrmann-Marschall. The entire board of Islamic Relief UK consequently resigned.

Following revelations by the magazine Jüdische Rundschau and Die Welt about the links between Islamic Relief and terror, “Aktion Deutschland Hilft”, which is linked to Islamic Relief and supported by the German public broadcasters ARD and ZDF, had to suspend its cooperation in September 2020.

ENAR Impact and Process Officer Mahmoud AbuRahma is a Palestinian activist from Gaza who previously worked for the Al Mezan Center, which, according to NGO Monitor, maintains close contacts with the terrorist organisations Hamas and People’s Liberation Front (PFLP). PFLP operatives were responsible for the Ein Buven bombing in Samaria on August 23, 2019, which killed 17-year-old Rina Shnerb. Al Mezan is funded by the EU, Medico International based in Germany and the Open Society Foundations (OSF).

ENAR head Michaël Privot was a member of the Muslim Brotherhood until 2008. The EU funded ENAR with a total of 5,422,678 euros in 2014-2019. I&D MEP Mathilde Androuët called ENAR a ” backdoor organisation of Open Society” in a May 2020 parliamentary question. ENAR received €706,015 in direct funding from OSF in 2016-2018.

Currently, Karen Taylor is mobilising with ENAR against European counter-terrorism, which she accuses of “racism” and “Islamophobia”. In the new report “Suspicion, Discrimination and Surveillance”, European security agencies are accused of monitoring “human rights groups” and making ethnic minorities “unsafe”. No robust evidence is presented for the alleged “structural racism” in European agencies. The author of the report, Prof. Tufyal Choudhury of Durham University, spoke on 3.2.2021 at the invitation of the Open Society Initiative for Europe on “Human Rights Guidelines in the Study of Racial and Religious Discrimination in European Counter-Terrorism.” Chouhury, according to his Durham University bio, was “Senior Policy Advisor” to the Open Society Foundations 2006-2015, where he primarily researched “Anti-Muslim Discrimination”.

Thus, a suspected Muslim Brotherhood front organisation with terror links is mobilising at taxpayers’ expense against the fight against terror in Europe. The security authorities should obviously have ENAR and its supporters on their radar – also in the German Parliament.

The author of this article wrote to ENAR and MP Karamba Diaby asking for a statement on the allegations, specifically the fact that Karen Taylor accused the President of the European Jewish Congress Moshe Kantor of “inciting against Muslims and migrants” at the EU’s “Anti-Racism Summit” on March 19, referring to a deleted video, and demanded that the EJC be expelled. He wanted to know from MP Karamba Diaby to what extent Taylor’s involvement in ENAR and her hostility against the European Jewish Congress are compatible with her involvement in the German Parliament, and where one can find the video in which Moshe Kantor “incites against Muslims and migrants”.

On March 31, Karamba Diaby, MP, responded: “Ms. Taylor is employed in my office as a student assistant, but is currently on parental leave. She is not a political officer for human rights of the Social Democratic Party (SPD) parliamentary group. Her participation in the conference had nothing to do with her work in my office, therefore I cannot and do not want to judge her statements.”

“I have great human respect for my colleague Karamba Diaby, who has indeed been subjected to racist hostility, which we as the AfD naturally condemn in the strongest possible terms,” said the human rights spokesperson of the AfD parliamentary group Jürgen Braun. “However, it is unacceptable that under the guise of anti-racism, a presumed subordinate organisation of the Muslim Brotherhood has found its way into the German Parliament. If the allegations are true, Ms Taylor must break away from ENAR or from the German Parliament.”

There has been no response from ENAR so far.

https://haolam.de/artikel/Deutschland/44451/-Muslimbruderschaft-im-Deutschen-Bundestag.html

Three new cases of atypical thrombosis (blood clots) associated with AstraZeneca’s Covid-19 vaccine, resulted in two additional deaths in France between March 19 and 25, according to the Medicines Agency (ANSM).

Since the start of the vaccination, there have been “12 cases, including four deaths in total” of rare thromboses which have occurred in France, said the ANSM on Friday.

These are “thromboses of the large veins atypical by their location (mainly cerebral, but also digestive), which may be associated with thrombocytopenia (blood platelet deficiency) or coagulation disorders”.

The health agency, which had reported this risk a week ago, “confirms again the very rare occurrence of this thrombotic risk” in people vaccinated with the AstraZeneca vaccine.

But it nevertheless recalled that the European Medicines Agency (EMA) confirmed the “positive” benefit/risk balance of vaccination with AstraZeneca in the prevention of Covid-19.

These cases occurred within a median of nine days after vaccination, mainly in women, with no specific common history identified (nine people under 55, three patients over 55).

The ANSM recommended that people who had received this vaccine consult a doctor immediately, in the event of symptoms that persist beyond three days, such as “shortness of breath, chest pain, swelling of the legs, abdominal pain, headaches. severe headache, blurred vision, or bruising far from the injection site”.

The family of a 38-year-old woman, who died of thrombosis after receiving a first dose of the vaccine, filed a complaint against X with the Toulouse prosecutor’s office on Friday, with the aim of “obtaining an investigation,” their lawyer told AFP.

The previous report revealed nine such cases including two deaths.

A group of experts has been assembled by the European Agency to assess the mechanism of action, any underlying risk factors and any additional data to explain such cases. Their observations will be discussed during the European pharmacovigilance committee next week.

https://freewestmedia.com/2021/04/03/two-more-deaths-in-france-from-astrazeneca-vaccine/

by Giulio Meotti 

She said it during a television program. “I will continue to write, because I have received many messages from people asking me not to stop. But I won’t write about Islam anymore. Absolutely not”.The terrible announcement by Turkish writer Lale Gül comes after a flood of death threats.

After the publication of a novel critical of her own culture, Lale Gül had become the target of intimidation and threats through social media and family. She had received gun photos from anonymous accounts. The 23-year-old writer had also left her parents’ home. “But I didn’t expect the threats to be so serious.”

We are in the country where the Blossom Books publishing house has just removed Mohammed from Dante’s Hell in a new Belgian-Dutch translation of the Divine Comedy.

We are in the country where director Theo van Gogh was killed for making the film “Submission” about women in the Islamic world.

In Linnaeusstraat, a district of Amsterdam, the Islamist Mohammed Bouyeri ambushed the director and slaughtered him after pinning a letter to his chest.

We are in the country where the Iranian artist Sooreh Hera was to exhibit a series of photographic works depicting gay couples in a museum in The Hague, including one where the models wore masks of Mohammed and Ali. “We will burn you alive”, “we killed once we are ready to do it a second time …” were the threats. The museum thus had to cancel the exhibition.

We are in the country where the cartoonist Gregorius Nekschot, who published under a pseudonym, announced that he would no longer make his irreverent drawings, including one that reads “Islamsterdam”. Too dangerous to continue …

We are in the country where a politician critical of multiculturalism, Pim Fortuyn, was killed on the street.

We are in the country from which Ayaan Hirsi Ali, the indomitable co-author of the film that cost Theo Van Gogh’s life, had to flee to the United States, while Geert Wilders, the best-known critic of Islam and whose name was engraved on Van Gogh’s stomach, wears a bulletproof vest in Parliament and even in televised debates.

It goes without saying that the film that cost Theo Van Gogh his life has never been broadcast again. Because in the most free and most tolerant country in Europe, submission is complete.

https://www.israelnationalnews.com/News/News.aspx/299546