| The TV series al-Shatat
(The Diaspora) |
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During the month of Ramadan (October-November, 2003)
al-Manar, the Hezbollah television station in Lebanon, broadcast
the anti-Semitic TV series al-Shatat (The Diaspora)
on both its local and satellite stations. The series is a large-scale
Syrian production and a great effort was made to complete
by the beginning of the holy month of Ramadan, when Moslem television
viewing is at its peak. The series provides a pseudo-historical,
distorted, fabricated, heavily anti-Semitic survey
of the history of the Zionist movement from its beginnings in the
19 th century till the establishment of the State of Israel in 1948.
Twenty-nine episodes were shown, the last one on November 27, 2003.
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| Additional examples
of the series contents1 |
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The fourth episode ,
which was broadcast on October 31, 2002, revolves around the Dreyfus
affair as part of the activity of “the secret central
government” which was established with the fall of the Second
Temple in Jerusalem in 70 AD. That government, according
to the episode, falsely interpreted the Torah (the first five
books of the Old Testament) and used additions from the Talmud
(a post-Biblical collection of Jewish laws and traditions) to
justify its actions. At Dreyfus' trial the prosecutor claims that
the Talmud teaches Jews to destroy the Christian world and to
take it over by creating riots, inciting revolutions and fanning
the flames of war between countries to destroy them so that the
only country left on earth will be the “Jewish empire.”
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1 A
partial survey of the series can be found in English and in Hebrew
on the Intelligence and Information Center Website at www.intelligence.org.il
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After the destruction of the Second [Temple]
in Jerusalem the Jews were dispersed over
the face of the earth |
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However, their rabbis established their own
independent authority and turned it into a
central government. |
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[based on] the Talmud and its laws which was
spread in fearful ways but no Jew could escape it |
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All over the world Jews were brought up to
live apart from the rest of mankind. |
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and prepared for their destructive mission
of demolishing and ruling the Christian world. |
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Their first task was to incite riots and light
the fire of revolution |
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The second was to incite wars between the
Christian countries to destroy them. |
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so that the only country remaining would be
the Jewish empire. |
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The fifth and sixth episodes
(broadcast on November 1 and 2, 2003) present a group of rabbis
who want to expel a family from the ghetto on the grounds that the
mother is not Jewish. The father is executed in the synagogue
in a cruel religious ritual. The mother is cast out of
the ghetto and the son is taken over by the rabbis who teach him
the Torah and tell him that “when the Messiah comes he will destroy
all of Israel's enemies and establish a great kingdom and rule with
the Torah and the Talmud.” |
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The Jews desire to annihilate
all those who are not Jewish and to rule the world. |
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Thus God commanded us |
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to destroy anyone who wasn't Jewish. |
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and [He] said: Kill anyone who isn't an Israeli [sic]. |
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And you will tear his ears off |
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and stab his body with a knife before the
lead kills him. |
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and pour lead into his mouth |
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Anti-Semitic
blood libel: The Jews use the blood of Christian children
to make Passover matzos. |
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The 10th episode (broadcast
on November 19, 2003) presents the blood libel according to which
the Jews are accused of using the blood of Christian children in
Passover matzos. |
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