Showing posts with label Iranian Jews. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Iranian Jews. Show all posts
Thursday, January 1, 2009
Rabbi Calls on World Jews to Help Gazans
It is the duty of every "monotheistic Jew" to help these people, Golestaninejad said. He called on his coreligionists to support Gazans with their financial, medical and food aid, FNA reported on Wednesday. Zionists behave against the teachings of Judaism, adding that any assistance to the Zionists is considered religiously unlawful, he said.
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Gaza Martyrs,
Gaza Massacre,
Iranian Jews,
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Tuesday, December 30, 2008
Iran's Jewish community condems Gaza massacre
Members of the Iranian Jewish community protesting outside the UN offices in Tehran on Tuesday. (AP)Iran's Jewish Community released a statement on Tuesday, saying that Israel's deliberate killing of Palestinians is in direct contradiction to Jewish principles and beliefs.
There is a difference between the great religion of Judaism and the psychopathic racist doctrine of Zionism...
There is a difference between the great religion of Judaism and the psychopathic racist doctrine of Zionism...
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Iran,
Iranian Jews,
Judaism,
Torah Jews,
True Jews
Monday, September 29, 2008
Understanding Iran: The line between Judaism and Zionism
Iranian Jews, Yousefabad Synagogue, TehranWhile Israel, the United States and the majority of media outlets strive to portray any country that does not support Zionist crimes as anti-Semitic, Iran continues to rise to greater heights of respect and tolerance without attention to Western propaganda. "Anti-Semitism is not an eastern phenomenon, it's not an Islamic or Iranian phenomenon - anti-Semitism is a European phenomenon," says Tehran Jewish Committee director Ciamak Morsathegh, who is also a physician and the director of Dr. Sapir Hospital and Charity Center.
Friday, September 19, 2008
Iran's Ayatollah says 'Illogical' for Iranians to call Israelis friends
Iran's supreme leader said Friday it was illogical to say Iranians are friends with the Israeli people, seeking to end a controversy over Tehran's stance toward the Jewish state - it's biggest enemy in the region.
Actually, the originally statement, and what was cleared up by Iran's Supreme Leader today was, "Iran is a friend to Jews but not a friend to Zionists." But, as was the case with the "wiping Israel off the map" fabrication, mis-representing Iranian leaders makes better news print. However, given that Iran has a Jewish Parliamentarian and maintains the largest Jewish population in the region outside of Israel, the original statement is consistent with their actions and national policy.
Actually, the originally statement, and what was cleared up by Iran's Supreme Leader today was, "Iran is a friend to Jews but not a friend to Zionists." But, as was the case with the "wiping Israel off the map" fabrication, mis-representing Iranian leaders makes better news print. However, given that Iran has a Jewish Parliamentarian and maintains the largest Jewish population in the region outside of Israel, the original statement is consistent with their actions and national policy.
Thursday, December 27, 2007
Iranian Jews say republic safe for them
Dr. Ciamak Morsathegh, head of the Tehran Jewish Committee, looks at an x-ray at the Sapir Charity Hospital, owned by the Iranian Jewish community, he heads, in Tehran, Iran, Wednesday, Dec. 26, 2007. Morsathegh rejected as a 'misinformation campaign'against Iran, reports that 40 Iranian Jews immigrated to Israel and left behind their lives in Iran, saying hard-line President Mahmoud Ahmadinejad's policies has not endangered the life of Jews in Iran nor forced them to leave home. A joint statement signed by Morsathegh and Morris Motamed, the only Jewish lawmaker in the Iranian parliament, also said Iranian Jews have never been part of any 'organized immigration' to Israel.(AP Photo/Vahid Salemi) "A top Jewish community leader in Iran on Wednesday described the recent immigration of 40 Iranian Jews to Israel as a "misinformation campaign" and insisted that Jews living in the Islamic Republic were not endangered by the hard-line policies of President Mahmoud Ahmadinejad."
Based on the totality of the caption under the above picture, I doubt if Dr. Ciamak Morsathegh actually said President Ahmadinejad' policies were "hard-line." But, this is about as good as it gets from the Zionist controlled main-stream media in America.
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