These were the words of a Quran-quoting woman to an Israeli woman and an American Jewish man on a New York subway just after the heinous jihadi attack on a Jersey City kosher market.
The Jew-hating woman went on to mimic the face of a deadman with tongue lolling, and spitting curses against the Jewish people before fixing a cruel smile upon her face. After that, she jumped up to launch a physical attack on the Israeli woman—leaving a long, bloodied scar on the face of the Israeli woman. And it all took place on a subway…in the United States.
This Jew-hater was not an Arab, was not a foreigner, but rather an American poisoned by the spirit of death that accompanies followers of Islam wherever they roam.
God’s chosen people are under both verbal and physical attack every single day, not only here in the United States, but also in Israel. Yet "Whoever blesses Israel will be blessed" (Numbers 24:9).
With just a few days left in 2019, will you bless Israel by giving to help us fight for the Jewish people and the Jewish state? Will you stand against the rising, violent anti-Israel, anti-Jewish sentiments spreading violence and hate against God's chosen people?
Even after police came to arrest this hate-filled woman, she continued her expletive-laden rant. And she made the reasons for her attack crystal clear:
"Allahu akbar, you filthy, stinking *** Jew. It's in the Quran where they curse the serpent Jew, you ******* nasty *** Jew".
The rant went on for several minutes. All this, right in a New York city subway, knowing she was being filmed, knowing the police were documenting her words. But she didn’t care. Her utter and complete hatred of God’s people overwhelmed any sense of shame.
The subway scene reminds me too much of what Jews suffered throughout Europe in the years leading up to the Holocaust, when hatred and violence against Jews was not only tolerated, but encouraged in an effort to desensitize Germans, ultimately preparing the population for acceptance of, first, Kristallnacht, followed by the "final solution" of mass executions and ethnic cleansing.
NEVER AGAIN said our parents and grandparents, yet just 74 years after the last Holocaust victims were rescued from Hitler's gas ovens, we see the same hatred, the same violence rising again.
As the attack victim Lihi Aharon so eloquently said "Please, DO NOT STAY SILENT. Do not be afraid to stand up to hate."
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