salvezza è per Grazia e non per osservanza della legge

salvezza è per Grazia e non per osservanza della legge

ALLORA la tua salvezza verrà grazie alla "grazia del peccato"
che è questa la fede dei satanisti!
la tua fede senza le opere? è morta!"We Have No Mercy on You People" Persecution of Christians, July 2020


Is salvation by grace and not by observance of the law?
è vero hai ragione
ma l'albero senza frutti sarà tagliato!
THEN, your salvation will come thanks to the "grace of sin"
which is the faith of the satanists!
your faith without works? she's dead!

https://www.oltre.tv/dottor-restani-scrive-privato-gente-accadere/
Dottor Restani ci scrive in privato “La gente non sa cosa sta per accadere”


Denise Baldi24 Agosto 2020


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https://www.oltre.tv/dottor-restani-scrive-privato-gente-accadere/








Il dottor Stefano Restani è un medico con trent’anni di esperienza che ha scritto in privato a Oltre Tv. Data l’importanza delle sue osservazioni, abbiamo deciso di pubblicare l’email.

Da sempre la mia professione mi impone eticamente di seguire varie regole. Le due che ritengo imprescindibili sono primum non nocere (per prima cosa non nuocere) e desiderare che le persone godano di buona salute.

Ecco perché ciò che stiamo vivendo con la “pandemia” mi amareggia oltremodo. Vedo calpestare entrambe le regole da parte di persone sotto l’egida della “Scienza”.

Si sta puntando al vaccino, ce ne siamo accorti tutti. Premetto che non sono no-vax a prescindere ma ho molti dubbi che devono essere chiariti su questo vaccino.

Non credo che la gente abbia perfettamente compreso cosa sta per accadere. Per la prima volta a livello globale sarà consentito l’impiego di un vaccino totalmente diverso da quelli che conoscevamo fino ad ora.

Il vaccino tradizionale, quello che abbiamo sempre utilizzato, nasce da questo meccanismo individuo l’agente patogeno, di questo individuo la parte che maggiormente è capace di sollecitare una buona ed efficace risposta immunitaria, faccio studi sulla sicurezza ed efficacia e alla fine lo inietto nella popolazione.

L’organismo comincerà a produrre anticorpi che, nel momento in cui dovesse incontrare davvero il virus o il batterio specifico, avrà già armi (gli anticorpi) per reagire efficacemente all’attacco.

Quindi non ho alterato le cellule del corpo, ho solo accentuato la normale funzione delle cellule del sistema immunitario a produrre anticorpi specifici. Questi vaccini hanno dato risultati anche strepitosi, in passato, basti pensare all’eradicazione del vaiolo.
Il dottor Restani descrive i vari vaccini contro la Covid

Gli approcci vaccinali convenzionali non sono stati altrettanto efficaci contro agenti patogeni in rapida evoluzione e mutazione come l’influenza o come le malattie da virus Ebola o Zika e potrebbero non esserlo verso il Sars CoV-2.

Il vaccino che avremo sul mercato per il Sars CoV-2 sarà molto probabilmente un vaccino a vettore virale. La ditta AstraZeneca è già stataincaricatadi fornire agli stati membri della UE centinaia di milioni di dosi.

Esistono anche altre ditte in corsa per il podio per il vaccino migliore (o il più venduto), come il vaccino Pfizer/BioNTech BNT162b1 e Moderna mRNA-1273, vaccini definiti a “mRNA” e che probabilmente saranno venduti oltre Oceano.

I vaccini a RNA funzionano introducendo una sequenza di mRNA, la molecola che dice alle cellule cosa costruire che è codificata per un antigene specifico della malattia. La produzione dell’antigene avviene quindi all’interno del corpo, non è iniettato dall’esterno come nei tradizionali vaccini.

Torniamo ai vaccini a vettore virale. In pratica si prende un virus utile allo scopo (per esempio quello utilizzato nella sperimentazione dell’Università di Oxford è un virus della famiglia degli Adenovirus, come il virus del comune raffreddore), reso meno aggressivo e incapace di replicarsi (per non rischiare di causare un’infezione nell’individuo vaccinato), che funge da cavallo di Troia a cui vengono inserite “informazioni genetiche”. Dopo la vaccinazione aumenta la risposta immunitaria nel soggetto inoculato con produzione di anticorpi specifici.

Ma qui sta il punto cruciale che i non addetti ai lavori potrebbero non cogliere. Le “informazioni genetiche” non creano da sole l’aumento della risposta immunitaria. Per farlo queste informazioni (software) devono interagire con le nostre cellule (hardware), devono modificare la cosiddetta espressione genica della cellula. Sono impartite informazioni che modificano la normale vita e metabolismo delle cellule.
I dubbi sulla manipolazione delle informazioni genetiche

La domanda sorge spontanea ci potrebbe essere qualche danno in questa sorta di manipolazione da parte di informazioni genetiche?

Una parziale risposta ce la dà l’articolo “mRNA vaccines – a new era in vaccinology” pubblicato sulla prestigiosa rivista Nature. I numeri tra parentesi sono alcuni dei riferimenti bibliografici citati nell’articolo.

«I potenziali problemi di sicurezza che potrebbero essere valutati in futuri studi preclinici e clinici includono l’infiammazione locale e sistemica, la biodistribuzione e la persistenza dell’immunogeno espresso (cioè della sostanza capace di stimolare le reazioni immunitarie), la stimolazione di anticorpi auto-reattivi (auto-immunità) e potenziali effetti tossici di eventuali nucleotidi non nativi (ciò che non è facente parte dell’organismo e che è stato iniettato dall’esterno) e dei componenti del sistema di rilascio (gli eccipienti della fiala del vaccino).

Una possibile preoccupazione potrebbe essere che alcune piattaforme vaccinali basate su mRNA (54,166) inducano potenti risposte all’interferone di tipo I, che sono state associate non solo all’infiammazione ma anche potenzialmente all’autoimmunità (167,168). Pertanto, l’identificazione di individui a maggior rischio di reazioni autoimmuni prima della vaccinazione con mRNA può consentire l’adozione di precauzioni ragionevoli.

Un altro potenziale problema di sicurezza potrebbe derivare dalla presenza di RNA extracellulare durante la vaccinazione con mRNA. È stato dimostrato che l’RNA extracellulare “nudo” (RNA che non arriva a “un bersaglio” e che rimane fuori dalla cellula) aumenta la permeabilità delle cellule endoteliali e può quindi contribuire all’edema (169).

Un altro studio ha mostrato che l’RNA extracellulare promuove la coagulazione del sangue e la formazione di trombi patologici (170)».

Qui si potrebbe obiettare che in Italia sarà usato il vaccino a vettore virale. Ma il succo è sempre che con entrambi i metodi (a vettore virale o a mRNA) si agisce fornendo dall’esterno informazioni genetiche.
Dottor Restani sul vaccino mRNA Moderna

Un altro importante articolo è “An mRNA Vaccine against SARS-CoV-2 – Preliminary Report“, uno studio sul vaccino Moderna RNA-1273.

45 soggetti volontari sani testati sono stati suddivisi in tre gruppi. Hanno sottoposto ogni gruppo a una determinata dose di vaccino bassa (25 μg gruppo 1), media (100 μg gruppo 2), alta (250 μg gruppo3). Due dosi di vaccino distanziate di 28 giorni l’una dall’altra.

«Gli eventi avversi che si sono verificati in più della metà dei partecipanti includevano affaticamento, brividi, mal di testa, mialgia e dolore al sito di iniezione (nota mia sono in definitiva effetti trascurabili).

Gli eventi avversi sistemici erano più comuni dopo la seconda vaccinazione, in particolare con la dose più alta, e tre partecipanti (21%) nel gruppo con dose da 250 μg hanno riportato uno o più eventi avversi gravi.

Il vaccino mRNA-1273 ha indotto risposte immunitarie anti-SARS-CoV-2 in tutti i partecipanti e non sono stati identificati problemi di sicurezza limitanti lo studio. Questi risultati supportano l’ulteriore sviluppo di questo vaccino».

Qualche dubbio sulla veridicità delle righe appena lette io ce l’ho. E c’è un altro punto su cui vorrei attirare l’attenzione. I soggetti volontari sani sono stati selezionati secondocriteri di esclusione(se il soggetto era idoneo per poter essere arruolato nello studio).

È corretto porre criteri di esclusione negli studi. Ma un domani che il vaccino sarà sul mercato, ogni persona sarà sottoposta ad attenta anamnesi?
Risvolti economici e le parole di Bill Gates

E se una donna fosse in stato di gravidanza precoce, senza ancora saperlo? Un criterio di esclusione è la gravidanza e le donne in età fertile devono avere un test di gravidanza su siero o urine negativo entro 24 ore prima di ogni vaccinazione. Si escluderanno gli obesi?

Prima di sottoporre una persona a vaccinazione si controlleranno ogni volta gli esami del sangue recenti, datati con meno di 90 giorni prima dell’inoculazione? Valutazioni di laboratorio di screening clinico globuli bianchi (WBC), emoglobina (Hgb), piastrine (PLT), alanina transaminasi (ALT), aspartato transaminasi (AST), creatinina (Cr), fosfatasi alcalina (ALP), bilirubina totale, lipasi, tempo di protrombina (PT) e tempo di tromboplastina parziale (PTT).

Tutto ciò comporta importanti aumenti di tempo e costi sanitari e non vorrei che per “risparmiare” si saltassero alcuni passaggi.

C’è anche un risvolto economico in tutto ciò. In un’intervistarilasciata a CNBC, Bill Gates ha affermato «I governi dovranno essere coinvolti perché ci sarà qualche rischio (danni post vaccinazione) e saranno necessari dei risarcimenti prima che si possa prendere una decisione».

Già ora con la legge 210/1992 e successive modifiche è lo Stato a dover risarcire per i danni documentati e creati dai vaccini. I produttori non hanno alcuna responsabilità per lesioni, salvo in caso di dimostrazione certa di lotto difettoso di fiale di vaccino. In pratica paga lo Stato e non la ditta che produce vaccini.

Voglio anche riportare unafrasedetta daBill Gates, visto che le cose dette dal filantropo si sono puntualmente avverate e lascio a voi le considerazioni:

«La mia speranza è che il vaccino che avremo tra 18 mesi sia il più vicino possibile al perfetto. Anche se non lo sarà, continueremo a lavorare per migliorarlo. Ottenuto ciò, suppongo che il vaccino COVID-19 diventerà parte del programma di vaccinazione neonatale di routine».
Considerazioni conclusive del dottor Restani

In Italia la legislazione ostacola l’utilizzo sul territorio nazionale di alimenti che abbiano subito tecnica OGM sostenendo che possano essere pericolosi (e non vi è certezza unanime riconosciuta su questo) ma un vaccino che va in qualche modo direttamente a interagire sulla cellula impartendole di produrre qualcosa va bene?

Io, come medico, considero molto meno rischioso incontrare il virus per strada che farmi iniettare qualcosa che ancora non conosciamo a sufficienza come potenziale pericolo nel lungo periodo. Non mi preoccupano il dolore nel punto di iniezione, un po’ di mal di testa, questi si supererebbero o, mal che vada, si gestirebbero con un farmaco sintomatico. Ma una potenziale auto-immunità, o forse altro, no grazie, passo.

Non è che “aspetto e spero”. Lavoro costantemente per cercare di mantenere in buono stato ilsistema immunitarioe la letteratura è ricca di articoli che dimostrano che è possibile fare ciò, ricordando, come disse Claude Bernard, coevo di Pasteur, che «il terreno (il nostro organismo) è tutto, il microbo (l’agente eziologico, microbo, virus o altro) è nulla».

Se mi dovessi ammalare, sceglierò le terapie che riterrò più performanti e mi affiderò a colleghi preparati, per fortuna ancora tanti nel nostro Paese.La salvezza è per Grazia e non per osservanza della legge?
ALLORA, la tua salvezza verrà grazie alla "grazia del peccato"
che è questa la fede dei satanisti!
la tua fede senza le opere? è morta!byRaymond Ibrahim
August 23, 2020 at 5:00 am



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"[T]here are young girls who have been abducted and enslaved, forced into sexual slavery by some of these guerrillas, these insurgents, these terrorists... We know that the recruitment of boys and adolescents, some of them very young, aged 14, 15, 16, is also happening. It is obvious that these young boys are under coercion. If they refuse to join the group, they could be killed." — Paulo Rangel, Portuguese Member of European Parliament, Catholic San Francisco, July 23, 2020; Mozambique, where Islamic State (ISIS) seized a port.


In one week in June, 15 people were beheaded in the Christian-majority nation. Discussing the situation, Bishop Lisboa said "The world has no idea yet what is happening because of indifference." — Mozambique.


A 16-year-old Muslim refugee from Syria pleaded guilty to four counts of terrorism. His schemes were shared with and exposed by an undercover FBI agent posing as a fellow ISIS supporter online.... "It was a bomb lab," the report said. — Global News, July 31; Canada.


"Somalis generally believe all Somalis are Muslims by birth and that any Somali who becomes a Christian can be charged with apostasy, punishable by death." — Morningstar News, July 9, 2020.





A Muslim man broke into Holy Cross, a historic Armenian cathedral on Akhtamar Island in eastern Turkey, and proceeded to recite the adhan — the Islamic call to prayer— and to scrawl graffiti on the church walls, according to a July 2 report. (Image source Mishukdero/Wikimedia Commons)




The following are among the abuses that were inflicted on Christians throughout the month of July 2020:

The Slaughter of Christians

Uganda A group of Muslimsbeat and drowneda pastor and another Christian for sharing the Gospel with other Christians. Peter Kyakulaga, pastor of the Church of Christ, and church member Tuule Mumbya, had begun to sail across Lake Nakuwa, where they would meet and evangelize to Muslims. More "hard-line" Muslims disliked this "We have discovered that your mission is not to fish but to hold Christian meetings and then convert Muslims to Christianity," a mantoldthem. "We are not going to take this mission of yours lightly. This is our last warning to you." The next day in late June, Christian villagers came knocking on the door of David Nabyoma, alocal leader:


"They were requesting help, saying Muslims from Lugonyola had invaded the area around the lakeside, and several Christians were reported to have been injured, including my son. Immediately we rushed to the scene of the incident with several Christians. We hired four boats and drove to the lake and found out that two of the Christians had been badly beaten and drowned in the lake and died instantly."

Kyakulaga, 25, is survived by a wife and two children, aged 2 and 4; Mumbya, 22, is survived by a wife and a 2-year-old child.

Mozambique Islamic militants have been responsible for "escalating extremist violence" in Cabo Delgado Province, where they are attempting to carve out an Islamic state [Note on August 14,ISIS captured the port], and "where multiple churches have been burnt, people beheaded, young girls kidnapped, and hundreds of thousands of people displaced by the violence," according to a July 23report. More than a thousand people have been slaughtered since 2017, when the Islamic uprising began. In one week in June, 15 people were beheaded in the Christian-majority nation. Discussing the situation, Bishop Lisboasaid "The world has no idea yet what is happening because of indifference. We do not yet have the solidarity that there should be."

One of the worst incidents occurred on Good Friday, when the terrorists torched a church and massacred 52 people. After explaining how five or six chapels were torched in just one recent month, the bishopdescribedwhat happened to the historic Sacred Heart of Jesus mission:


"They attacked the church and burnt the benches and a statue of Our Lady, made of ebony. They also destroyed an image of the Sacred Heart of Jesus, to whom the parish is dedicated. Fortunately, they were unable to burn the building itself, only the benches."

What is happening is "an injustice that is crying out to heaven" heconcluded. Paulo Rangel, a Portuguese Member of European Parliament, also discussed the situation in Mozambique "The international community is nowhere to be seen in regard to the problem," hesaid:


"The people were already living in extreme poverty, facing grave difficulties. [The] problem is that at the present moment these people are facing the threat of death, of losing their homes, of becoming uprooted.... At present we know that there are young girls who have been abducted and enslaved, forced into sexual slavery by some of these guerrillas, these insurgents, these terrorists...We know that the recruitment of boys and adolescents, some of them very young, aged 14, 15, 16, is also happening. It is obvious that these young boys are under coercion. If they refuse to join the group, they could be killed."

Nigeria In a 35-second video posted July 22, Islamic terroristsexecuted five men, three of whom were Christians. Blindfolded and on their knees, with the executors standing behind them, one of the terroristssaid,


"This is a message to all those being used by infidels to convert Muslims to Christianity. We want you out there to understand that those of you being used to convert Muslims to Christianity are only being used for selfish purposes. And that is the reason whenever we capture you, they don't care to rescue you or work towards securing your release from us; and this is because they don't need you or value your lives. We therefore, call on you to return to Allah by becoming Muslims. We shall continue to block all routes you travel. If you don't heed our warning, the fate of these five individuals will be your fate."

Then the speaker says bismillah — meaning, "in the name of Allah" — and the executioners shoot their captives in the backs of their heads.

In addition, at least171 Christians were slaughteredby Muslim Fulani herdsmen in the space of roughly three weeks. Summaries of some follow:
On July 10, Muslim herdsmen massacred 22 Christians — "mostly women and children" — and torched many homes. "They killed two of my children [and husband],"recalledBilkisu James from her hospital bed. They also "hacked another five of Bilkisu's relatives to death with machetes including a mother and her baby daughter and a mother and her two sons."
On July 11, a neighboring village wasraided "ten women, a baby and an elderly man were burnt to death in a house where they had taken refuge. Another seven villagers were injured and four houses burnt out."
On July 19, people attending awedding celebrationwere among at least 32 Christians massacred in Fulani attacks.
On July 23, a "horrificnight attack [was launched] during a torrential rain storm ... [A]t least seven Christians died... as militants brutally hacked unarmed men and women and children to death with machetes." The reportaddsthat "This was the second attack on the village within days, with seven murdered in an attack days earlier."
On July 29, Muslim herdsmenmurdered another 14 Christians— 13 of whom belonged to one extended family. Only one member of the family remained alive; his wife, all his children, aunt, uncle, brother and other relatives were slaughtered.

Attacks on Christian Churches

Turkey A Muslim manbrokeinto Holy Cross, a historic Armenian cathedral on Akhtamar Island in eastern Turkey, and proceeded to recite the adhan — the Islamic call to prayer traditionally made from mosques — while others videotaped him. He repeatedly chanted "Allahu Akbar," and proclaimed the Islamic creed or shahada. He also scrawled graffiti on the church walls "Raising the Adhan in the church's sanctuary has brought life back to it." The July 2 report adds that,


"Most churches and monasteries in Turkey have been left abandoned following the genocides of Christian peoples in the early 20th century and the mass emigration of Christians from the country due to decades of persecution. As a result, many churches in Turkey were left to ruin or turned into mosques or stables for animals."

In a separate incident, right before the start of Sunday worship service on July 12, a Turkish man appeared at the Antalya Bible Church and asked to speak to church leadership. He was told to return on the next day, and did so — only to issuedeath and arson threatsto a pastor "You and Özgür [another church leader] are dead. I broke the window of this church a few months ago, will attack again and, if necessary, burn it." Security personnel intervened and he was asked to leave before police were involved. It was later revealed that police had apprehended him when he first broke the church's windows, but released him because he had expressed "regret."

Pakistan A church in a village near Baloki was forced totake down its cross. Barnabas, a Christian resident of the village, explained:


"We constructed three floors of minarets on a church and fixed the cross on top of that. However, it was removed after we received threats from local Muslims. The Muslims demanded we remove the cross and all three floors of the minarets, therefore, we had to obey them. Now, the building does not look like a church. It's just a room and therefore we are sad."

"With broken hearts," a local pastoradded, the congregation agreed to take the cross down—even though "it was an illegal demand against Pakistan's constitution, which guarantees religious freedom to all citizens."


"We took this decision for the safety and protection of Christians in the village.... Muslims threatened that if we don't remove the cross, they will ban the prayer services and take the church property.... The authorities must look into this matter and ensure freedom of religion to all the segments of society."

In a separate incident, police violently interrupted a Christian prayer service. According to a brief July 13report,


"A priest was leading a prayer before providing a free meal for the poor when police officers appeared, and without further notice, they started damaging the stuff for prayer service.... Policemen turned down the meal, thrashed the pastor and people present. They captured the small sound-system, and beat men and women".

Anotherreportoffers more details concerning the fate of Raja Walter, the event organizer,whoworks to "raise funds to help people who are unfortunate or who have been severely affected by the coronavirus":


"[A]rmed policemen without a badge identifying them came to the food point and attacked him. He was beaten and tortured. Agents also smashed the loudspeaker he uses to motivate people and recite prayers before handing out food. The attack began as Raja was handing out food. As they struck him, the agents threw away his heart medicines and mobile phone. When they tried to arrest him, women present at the scene began to cry and pray for Walter, who by then had lost consciousness."

"It is ridiculous to treat Mr. Raja Walter like that," a beneficiary of the free foodsaid "He has never done anything wrong to anyone. He is like an angel; he supports the poor and needy."

The attack,notesthe report, "was likely caused by the use of speakers for praying."

Canada On July 28, a 16-year-old Muslim refugee from Syriapleaded guiltyto four counts of terrorism. His schemes — including "a solo operation in the next few days" — were shared with and exposed by an undercover FBI agent posing as a fellow ISIS supporter online. "Churches," the Muslim youth had written, and other "crowded places filled with crucifix believers" were among his primary targets. "Detonators, containers filled with white powders that turned out to be explosives, and diagrams of improvised explosive devices were among the 95 exhibits they seized. It was a bomb lab," thereportsaid. His sentencing is set for September.

France After fire broke out in the Cathedral of Nantes — caused by an asylum seeker — "Muslim [social media] users, mostly of Arab origin, and their leftist fanboys in Central Europe express[ed] their enthusiasm and glee online," according to a July 19 German-languagereport. Such expressions appeared all throughout social media, but "especially Facebook," where "the sympathizers of Islamization bluntly celebrated their satisfaction through laughing or smiley emoticons or 'like' clicks they expressed what they think of burning Christian houses of worship." The report furtherobservedthat "this type of expression of opinion ... does not lead to the deletion and blocking of the users by social media teams — whereas masses of [other types of] comments are deleted as 'hate speech.'"

Attacks on Converts to Christianity

Kenya A group of seven Muslims beat Fozia, a Christian woman, aged 21, untilshe lost consciousness. They also broke the teeth of her sister, Asha, aged 19, and beat their 18-year-old brother. Problems began when "Muslims started questioning us why we were not attending Friday worship at the mosque," Foziaexplained. "This interrogation continued for several months." Then one day, when the siblings went outside their home to restore its water supply, they saw a raucous group of Somalis approaching "There were noisy shouts calling us infidels,"recalledFozia:


"They said, 'We know you do not belong to us. We have got hold of you today – we have no mercy on you people. You need to return to where you came from.' They began hitting me with sticks and a blunt object, which injured my back and my right hand. There I fainted for five hours and regained consciousness at the hospital [where she remained for two days]."

"The attackers injured me by hitting my head against the wall," her sister Ashaadded. "My two front teeth got broken, and the attack caused the left side of my body to swell..."Accordingto their widowed mother, the family has been "running for their lives from Muslims of Somali descent who have attacked them for nearly 10 years:


"[And now we] are receiving threats that my children should withdraw the case from police if we are to remain safe. But we demand compensation for my three ailing children and medication for them. Three weeks have now gone by, and my children are constantly on pain killers."

Apparently these were not the first attacks on the apostate family; according to thereport,


"In 2016 Somali Muslims attacked another of her adult sons, beating him unconscious. Muslim Somalis in Nairobi had seriously injured the same son on Oct. 27, 2011, after they learned that family members had become Christian. The Somali neighbors hit him with a metal bar on his forehead and face, and he lost two teeth and sustained knife wounds to his hand. They left him for dead. Her family has suffered various attacks since embracing Christ. After she filed a police complaint about an attack by Somali Muslims in Kenya in 2014, no fewer than 10 Islamic elders visited her to warn that she was risking her life by doing so. Somalis generally believe all Somalis are Muslims by birth and that any Somali who becomes a Christian can be charged with apostasy, punishable by death."

Morocco "Converts to Christianity in Morocco have been repeatedly arrested by police as part of a campaign clamping down on the Faith," says a July 17report; some have been arrested as many as three times in one week. Jawad Elhamidy, president of the Moroccan Association of Rights and Religious Liberties,elaborated:


"Most are released after interrogation—but are often put under pressure to return to Islam, and face abuse when they refuse.... The penal code holds that all Moroccans are Muslims, so those who convert to Christianity face legal problems, beside threats to their security."

As one example, he gave the story of Mohamed al-Moghany, who converted to Christianity,and"whose employer had waved a gun at him and threatened to kill him."


"When Mr. Al Moghany filed a complaint with police, he was told not to speak about his conversion and threats were made against his family. Six months later, following an argument with his employer, he was arrested and sentenced to six months in prison. His wife was interrogated as well.... If a Moroccan enters a church, one of two things can happen—either a policeman sitting in front of the church arrests him or her, or the cleric in charge of the church asks the person to leave, unless the purpose is tourism....Moroccan Christians worship in secret house churches to avoid state sanctions or harassment from society."

Thereportelaborates:


"[I]t is even more dangerous for Christian converts when allegations of blasphemy are made—Christians have been held for several days and there have been incidents of violence.... Unlike foreign Christians, converts do not enjoy freedom of worship under the law.... Foreign clergy are said to discourage Moroccan Christians from attending their churches because of fear of being criminally charged with proselytism. Under Moroccan law, proselytising or converting to another religion is a criminal offence punishable by between six months and three years in prison."

Generic Abuse of Christians

Pakistan A group of 12 Muslim men, led by one Muhammad Irfan, broke into a Christian man's household, "and tried to kidnap his [13-year-old] daughter, Noor, who they planned to rape and forcefully convert to Islam," says a July 26report. When the man and his family intervened, the Muslims thrashed them. "He often teased and disturbed my daughter in the streets, but we always ignored,"saidthe girl's mother:


"Finally, Irfan forcibly entered into my house and intended to kidnap my daughter. However, we resisted. In response, he attacked and beat my entire family who got multiple injuries. My husband and others got injuries in the attack. However, police have not registered the case against Irfan and medical staff have not provided medical aid to the injured."

Thereportadds that "Local supporters of Irfan have issued threats against the family... [They] have threatened to burn down their house if they pursue legal action against Irfan and the other attackers."

Yemen "Christians living in Yemen," a July 28reportsays, "request prayer as they experience persecution amidst ongoing war, food shortages, and COVID-19."


"These challenges have created a significant burden of isolation, both spiritually and physically. The Christian population, which once numbered approximately 40,000, is reduced to only a few thousand. Most live unaware of each other's existence and in great fear of discovery from their neighbors... [The current] environment has led to persecution that keeps the church underground."

Germany Two knife-wielding Muslim men attacked and injured a Christian refugee from Syria in the streets of Berlin. According to the July 7report, the victim, Kevork Almassian, of Armenian descent, had started receiving death threats a year ago, after "Syrian Islamist activist" Nahla Osman began accusing the Christian refugee of spreading "hate" through his work at a German magazine. The executives at the magazine eventually capitulated to Islamist protests and fired Kevork.

Lebanon/Turkey As a sign of growing Turkish influence, Neshan Der Haroutiounian, a Lebanese television host of Armenian descent, willstand trialin Lebanon for "insulting the Turkish president and the Turkish people," apparently in the context of mentioning the Ottoman Empire's genocide of Armenians. Turkey's authorities responded by calling on the Lebanese Foreign Ministry to take measures against the television host; the Turkish Embassy mobilized protesters in front of the television station.They"raised Turkish flags, chanted slogans in support of the Ottoman Empire and Erdogan and called on Al Jadeed TV and those in charge of the programme to 'apologise for what happened.'" The Beirut public prosecutor responded by announcing that charges would be filed against Haroutiounian, who is scheduled to stand trial in October. Thereportnotes:


"A Lebanese journalist, who spoke on condition of anonymity, said that there were no grounds for the judicial charges against Der Haroutiounian. 'This is a matter of a historical dispute that has no prospect, knowing that it is about a great crime against the Armenian people — a crime that Turkey refuses to recognise. This in itself continues to provoke Armenians wherever they are,' the journalist told The Arab Weekly.... Some Lebanese Armenians' harsh criticism of Turkey seems to embarrass Lebanese authorities, who have tried to intimidate them into observing certain 'red lines.' There are numerous external forces pressuring Lebanon, starting with Iranian proxy Hezbollah. Turkey is now attempting to curb Lebanon's hard-fought freedoms, of which its citizens are rightly proud, by also exerting pressure on Lebanese authorities."

Egypt A Christian woman whodisappearedfor nearly three months — supposedly because she had willingly converted to Islam and no longer wanted any connection to her "infidel" husband and three young daughters — was finallyreturned to her family. Ranya Abd al-Masih, 39, a high school teacher of English, had disappeared on April 22. A few days after her family contacted state security, she appeared in a one-minute video dressed in a black niqab (Islamic head covering). In the video, and in between tears, Abd al-Masihinsistedthat she had finally and formally converted to Islam, which — "praise be to Allah" — she had been secretly following and concealing from her family for nine years. Accordingly, she no longer wanted anyone — her husband, children, family — to bother about her anymore. From the start, her family refused to believe the video and gavecompelling reasonswhy. "We've no problem for her to go [to Islam] of her own free will—based on conviction—but not as a person who is threatened and coerced into doing so," her brother, Remon,explained "She was definitely kidnapped and forced to make that video, due to threats against her or her husband and children if she refused to comply."

For nearly three months, Abd al-Masih's family and the Coptic Church pleaded with local authorities — even sending a special petition to President Sisi — until she was finallyreturned, on July 15. A Christian spokesmansaidthat Abd al-Masih and her reunited family are currently staying in an undisclosed location, "until calm returns" to the region. Due to the delicate nature of the situation, the spokesman gave no other details concerning her disappearance and reemergence, other than tosaythat "Ranya remains a Christian who never once converted to Islam."

Tunisia A July 21reportsheds light on the "lack of full citizenship" rights and "societal stigmas" surrounding the Christians of arguably the world's most tolerant Arab nation. According to itsabstract:


"Although Tunisia is usually presented as ethno-religiously homogenous when compared to other countries in the region, its minorities have long undergone a process of invisibilisation and/or assimilation into the dominant Arab-Muslim identity. Moving from a status of dhimmi [second class, tolerated citizens] under Muslim empires ... is the quest of Tunisia's religious minorities for full citizenship still ongoing?... [T]he research shows that religious minorities, although having acquired a certain set of rights, still lack full citizenship to some extent and face societal stigma."

Raymond Ibrahim, author of the recent book,Sword and Scimitar, Fourteen Centuries of War between Islam and the West, is a Distinguished Senior Fellow at the Gatestone Institute, a Shillman Fellow at the David Horowitz Freedom Center, and a Judith Rosen Friedman Fellow at the Middle East Forum.

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"In a few days we're going to jail because we're Baha'is"



Wednesday, 14 October 2015MAHROKH GHOLAMHOSSEINPOUR




Two teachers face long prison sentences for educating Baha’is, who are banned from pursuing further education in Iran. After repeated harassment and intimidation, married couple Azita Rafizadeh and Peyman Kushak-Baghi have been convicted for their involvement with the Baha’i Open University (BIHE). Rafizadeh recently received a summons notice to begin her sentence. IranWire talked to the teacher, who will be forced to leave her six-year-old son behind, about the incidents that led to the couple’s convictions.



What is the latest news on your case?

Recently, the Moral Security Police contacted my bondsman and asked him to go to their headquarters. The bondsman asked for a written summons. A few days later, he received orders to present himself at a specified address on Thursday, October 8 and bring the convict he was representing with him. When he arrived, authorities angrily asked him why the convict had not accompanied him, and threatened to confiscate his collateral money and throw him in jail. He was then given a summons demanding that he present me to the police on the morning of October 10. I just hoped they would grant us a few more days so I could prepare my son Bashir for my absence.



What is the background of the case? How did it all start?

It started on May 22, 2011, when security forces raided our home. They turned it upside down and seized every religious item there, as well as books, pictures on the wall, posters, booklets, CDs, the laptop and the desktop computers. They even seized unrelated items, like some cash and our checkbooks, and took them away after recording them on a list.



Did they have a warrant?

Yes. The warrant was issued in my name and that of my husband’s.



Did they arrest you on the same day?

No, they did not arrest us on that day, but they told us that we should expect a call and questioning from the Intelligence Bureau. They called two days later and asked us to present ourselves. They threatened that if we did not, they would come to get us. Since at the time our son was only one and a half years old, we arranged to go separately. Each interrogation took a few hours and we were allowed to return home.



What did they ask you about?

About our connections to BIHE and our part in it. They called about a month later. At the time I was outside Iran. They protested to my husband as to why they had not been informed that I was going abroad, and told him to come with me to the Intelligence Bureau when I returned. But since they did not contact us again, we did not take it seriously — until March 2013, when we received a written summons saying that we must present ourselves at Evin’s prosecutor’s office so that they could inform us of the charges against us. As they were reading the charges, we understood that if we pledged to stop working with BIHE, our case would be closed and we would not be prosecuted. Otherwise, we would be released on bail.



Did you sign a pledge?

No. During our conversations and questioning, we realized that by getting these pledges from the teachers, they aimed to force activists [working] for the education of the Baha’i to call it quits. My husband and I did not pledge, and stated that no authority had declared BIHE to be illegal. We told them that there were no other facilities for the education of Baha’i students, who cannot study at the universities, and that we had done nothing illegal. That day they released us on a bail of 50 million tomans [close to US$17,000] each.



Was the Baha’i University functioning normally at the time?

Yes. Despite the fact that authorities had arrested the university’s officials and had created an atmosphere of terror and anxiety, the university continued its activities and the Baha’i students continued their studies. But they summoned students as well and threatened them to make them give up their studies at the university.



When were you tried and what were the charges?

My husband and I received our summons at different times and appeared at court separately. My trial was held in June 2014 at Branch 28 of the Revolutionary Court presided over by Judge Moghiseh. Peyman’s trial took place at the same court in May 2015. We were both charged with membership to the illegal and heretic Baha’i sect with the intent to act against national security through our activities with the illegal institution the BIHE. I was sentenced to four years in prison and my husband to five.



Have you taken any action to appeal the verdicts?

Yes. The appeals court upheld both verdicts, mine in February 2015 and Peyman’s in October. The verdicts are now due to be enforced. A few days ago they decided to bring forward the date that I must start serving my time. It might happen to Peyman, too, in which case our son would be left alone.



How old is your son?

Five years and nine months.



Do you know which prison you are going to?

As far as I know, female Baha’i prisoners are sent to Evin and men are sent to Rajaei Shahr Prison in Karaj.



If you both go to prison, who is going to take care of your son?

Our parents are old and cannot take care of him, so we are very worried about Bashir’s future.



Have you tried to find out if you can serve your prison terms at different times?

Yes. A few months ago I went to the assistant prosecutor and told him about our situation. I told him that without us, our child would be without a guardian and we would prefer if our verdicts are not carried out at the same time. I told him that the absence of both parents would be a hard blow to the child and we hope to spare our son such a difficult situation. I asked if the law provided an opening for a legal appeal. The assistant prosecutor answered that there are no legal provisions for such an appeal unless we receive “Islamic compassion”. So we have no hope that our sentences will be carried out at different times.

We have no animosity toward anybody, not even those who are carrying out the verdict. We only wish for a prosperous country with an educated and informed youth so they can work for the betterment of their country regardless of religion and creed. I hope that everybody, including your readers, will pray for our family, especially for Bashir, so that he can remain healthy and happy without feeling a grudge against anybody —so that he can withstand these years of separation with a love for all Iranians in his heart.



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Arabs and Muslims to Turkey's Erdogan "Why Don't You Protest Against Yourself?"


byKhaled Abu Toameh
August 25, 2020 at 5:00 am https://www.gatestoneinstitute.org/16394/turkey-erdogan-israel-uae



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"Erdogan's Turkey has been normalizing its relations with Israel since the establishment of Israel." — Rawaf al-Soain, Saudi writer, Twitter, August 14, 2020.


"Erdogan is trading in the Palestinian cause. Turkey has had relations with Israel for more than 70 years, but it has done nothing good for the Palestinians all these years." — Abdullah al-Bander, Saudi political activist, Twitter, August 18, 2020.


"The statement was actually issued by Erdogan, the official sponsor of terrorist groups in the region. He uses these groups to destabilize the Arab countries, including Syria, Iraq, Libya, and Egypt.... Only the terrorist groups see him as the Emir of the Faithful and Caliph of Muslims... Where is his support for the Palestinian cause when he directs all his support to Hamas and ignores the Palestinian Authority? He hosts wanted terrorists in Ankara and allows them to establish radio and television stations to preach the Muslim Brotherhood ideology." — Adel al-Sanhoury, Egyptian columnist, youm7.com, August 21, 2020.





Turkey's President Recep Tayyip Erdogan has threatened to suspend diplomatic ties with the United Arab Emirates, in response to the UAE's agreement to establish normal relations with Israel. Judging from the broader Arab response to Erdogan's threat, the Turkish leader, rather than being perceived as any kind of Caliph, is perceived as a demented demagogue and a sponsor of terrorism. (Photo by Adem Altan/AFP via Getty Images)




In a statement that hasraisedmany eyebrows in the Arab world, Turkey's President Recep Tayyip Erdogansaidon August 14 that he is considering suspending diplomatic ties with the United Arab Emirates (UAE) and withdrawing the Turkish ambassador from Abu Dhabi.

Erdogan's threat came in response to the agreement ("Abraham Accord") between the UAE and Israel to establish normal relations between the two countries.

A jointstatementissued by US President Donald Trump, Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu and UAE Crown Prince Mohammed Ben Zayed read:


"This historic diplomatic breakthrough will advance peace in the Middle East region and is a testament to the bold diplomacy and vision of the three leaders and the courage of the United Arab Emirates and Israel to chart a new path that will unlock the great potential in the region."

Erdogan, in response, told reporters that the Israel-UAE deal is problematic and that Turkey stands in solidarity with the Palestinian people. "The move against Palestine is not a step that can be stomached," Erdogansaid.


"I have given the necessary instructions to my foreign minister. I told him we may also take a step in the direction of suspending diplomatic ties with the Abu Dhabi leadership or pull back our ambassador."

The Turkish Foreign Ministry alsocondemnedthe UAE-Israel deal for betraying the Palestinian cause. The ministry said that history will never forgive the UAE. "History and the collective conscience of the region will not forget and never forgive this hypocritical behavior of the UAE," the ministrysaid.

Many Arabs, particularly citizens of the Gulf states,scoffedat Erdogan for his threats to sever ties with the UAE after its agreement with Israel.

TheyremindedErdogan that Turkey was the first Muslim-majority country to recognize the State of Israel. They also reminded him of his officialvisitto Israel in 2005 and the decades of military, strategic and diplomatic cooperation between Turkey and Israel.

Egyptian columnist Abeer al-Adawipointed outthat Erdogan, who is now denouncing the Israel-UAE agreement, had previously spoken infavorof normalization between Turkey and Israel. "Erdogan has double standards," shesaid.

Noura al-Moteari, a Jordanianwriter, asked:


"Does Erdogan have a mental illness and a dual personality, or does he know for sure that his followers from the oppressed Turkish people and the Muslim Brotherhood follow him with blind loyalty and do not see beyond the end of their noses? How does Erdogan threaten to withdraw his ambassador from Abu Dhabi because of the historic peace agreement with Israel, while the Israeli embassy in Turkey is active?"

Echoing the same concern about Erdogan's mental status, Saudi political activist Monther al-Sheikh Mubarakwrote:


"I am sure Erdogan needs a psychiatrist. It has been reported that Turkey will serve Israel by transporting Israelis to the UAE at a time when Erdogan is objecting to normalization [with Israel]. There is no cure for stupidity."

In another post on Twitter, Mubarakstated:


"This is not a joke. Erdogan says he will withdraw his ambassador from the United Arab Emirates in response to its decision to establish relations with Israel. Those who have no shame feel that they can do whatever they want. Erdogan's wakaha (effrontery) has no limits."

Dr. Ahmad al-Farraj, a Saudi academic and commentator on political affairs,wrotethat Erdogan has "reached unprecedented stages of underestimating the Arabs." Addressing the Arabs, al-Farrajsaid:


"How do you allow anyone to manipulate you and underestimate your minds? Where is the dignity of the Arabs? I am not angry at Erdogan, but at you, Arabs, because you have turned off your minds."

Abdullah al-Bander, a Saudi political activist, said in avideohe posted on social media that Erdogan is known for his words more than his actions. "What's funny is that Erdogan was also the first Muslim leader to visit the grave of [Zionism founder Theodor] Herzl in Israel and meet with [then Israeli Prime Minister Ariel] Sharon," al-Bander remarked. "Erdogan is trading in the Palestinian cause. Turkey has had relations with Israel for more than 70 years, but it has done nothing good for the Palestinians all these years."

Mohammed al-Zaabi, a political activist from the UAE,wrotethat the decision made by his country was none of Erdogan's business. "This is a purely sovereign decision taken by the United Arab Emirates," al-Zaabi argued. "It is time for the crazy mouths to shut up."

Saudi writer Rawaf al-Soain also posted avideoon social media platforms in which he mocked Erdogan for threatening to cut Turkey's relations with the UAE. "I have just learned that Erdogan is considering withdrawing his ambassador from the UAE in protest of the normalization agreement with Israel," al-Soain said.


"But Erdogan's Turkey has been normalizing its relations with Israel since the establishment of Israel. Instead of protesting against the United Arab Emirates, why don't you protest against yourself? Why don't you withdraw your ambassador from Tel Aviv and expel the Israeli ambassador in Turkey so that we can call you a hero and supporter of the Palestinian cause? By accusing the United Arab Emirates, Erdogan is being silly and despicable."

Egyptian columnist Adel al-Sanhourywrotethat, at first, he could notbelievethat Erdogan had threatened to cut diplomatic relations with the UAE in response to its normalization agreement with Israel. "The news is true, and the statement was actually issued by Erdogan, the official sponsor of terrorist groups in the region," al-Sanhourysaid.


"He uses these groups to destabilize the Arab countries, including Syria, Iraq, Libya, and Egypt. It seems that Erdogan is suffering from schizophrenia that surprises and confuses even his supporters."

The Egyptian columnistderidedErdogan's apparent ambition to present himself as the Caliph of Muslims while he is known for his empty talk and lies. "Only the terrorist groups see him as the Emir of the Faithful and Caliph of Muslims and believe his lies and double standards," al-Sanhouryexplained.


"Where is his support for the Palestinian cause when he directs all his support to Hamas and ignores the Palestinian Authority? He hosts wanted terrorists in Ankara and allows them to establish radio and television stations to preach the Muslim Brotherhood ideology."

Commenting on Erdogan's opposition to the Israel-UAE deal, the Saudi newspaperOkazeditorialized:


"Erdogan's regime does not miss an opportunity to trade in the Palestinian issue and deceive everyone. Despite Erdogan's hypocrisy, which has become exposed to Arab and Islamic public opinion, his regime continues to play on the feelings of Muslims. The Turkish president appears to be applying double standards by ignoring the presence of his ambassador in Tel Aviv." https://www.gatestoneinstitute.org/16394/turkey-erdogan-israel-uae

The strong reactions of many Arabs to Erdogan's threat is a sign that they understand that he is a conniving opportunist playing the Arab and Muslim card in an attempt to revive an Islamic caliphate under his rule.

"It is no secret that he [Erdogan] sees himself as the rightful heir of Ottoman rulers, and as such, intends to extend anew Turkey's influence over countries and territories formerly part of the Ottoman Empire,"notedZvi Mazel, a veteran Israeli diplomat who specializes in Arab and Islamic affairs.

Judging from the broader Arab response to Erdogan's threat, the Turkish leader, rather than being perceived as any kind of Caliph, is perceived as a demented demagogue and a sponsor of terrorism.


Khaled Abu Toameh, an award-winning journalist based in Jerusalem, is a Shillman Journalism Fellow at Gatestone Institute.