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The author asked whether there had ever been a party that openly declared its intention to win elections with votes from migrants – specifically Arab and Muslim voters – and to seek more, including irregular, migration for that purpose. He also wrote that Berlin should become a safe haven for irregular migrants. https://t.co/q9MAHiczzw #Migration #Wahlen #Berlin #DE #AR (translated)

On 'HeadtoHead,' I asked top Democrat and CAP head @neeratanden.bsky.social why she both quote-tweeted and retweeted Laura Loomer, "one of the most vicious anti-Black, anti-Muslim bigots in this country," and whether Democrats take Islamophobia seriously. Full show: www.youtube.com/watch?v=mh49...

The author described an unnamed statement as nonsense. He wrote that Israel is a multireligious and multiethnic state where Muslims, Christians, Arabs, and Jews live and, despite their differences, are citizens. He also stated that Hamas and the Israeli government are facing the International Court of Justice for crimes against humanity. #Israel #Völkerrecht #Menschenrechte #IL #PS (translated)

The Baron of Øresund described Marine Le Pen's message as disgusting. He quoted her statement that France was the land of Muslims and that Muslims were French. He asked whether Le Pen was a new Giorgia Meloni or if she was using political rhetoric to secure the presidency in 2027. #Frankrig #Politik #Muslimer (translated)

Yvonne Kussmann wrote that the French teacher Samuel Paty was murdered on October 16, 2020, in the Paris suburb of Conflans-Sainte-Honorine by an 18-year-old Chechen. The 47-year-old regularly addressed Mohammed cartoons from Charlie Hebdo in class regarding freedom of speech. A Muslim student, who according to Kussmann was not present during the relevant class, felt offended in her religion and told her father about it. According to Kussmann, the father urged Muslims to take action against Paty and spread a video about him. An Islamist who was already known to the police in France supported the call. The later perpetrator, Abdullah Ansorov, learned about the incident through the video, asked students about Paty's habits, and offered money for information. On October 16, he confronted Paty on his way home and beheaded him with a 35-centimeter-long knife; shortly thereafter, he was shot by the police. Kussmann regarded the case as a sign of the advanced influence of Islam in European schools. She also wrote that Paty had been reported for distributing pornographic materials to minors and had in turn filed a complaint for defamation. The reaction from Canadian Prime Minister Justin Trudeau sparked outrage: he had not commented for 14 days and then stated that freedom of expression is not limitless and should not harm anyone. #SamuelPaty #Meinungsfreiheit #Islam2020 (translated)

The writer referred to a prominent report that, according to the post, the French government published in the spring of 2025. According to the writer, the report stated that the Muslim Brotherhood in Sweden had significant influence over the movement's structures in the rest of Europe. #Islamism #MuslimskaBrödraskapet #Sverige #SE #FR #EU (translated)

Apollo News reported that, according to a survey, 46 percent of Muslims would want to leave France if Marine Le Pen wins the presidential election next spring. Le Pen is currently a clear favorite. https://t.co/GtQsQKD3KV https://t.co/xueAYU3L2Q #Frankreich #Wahlen2022 #MarineLePen (translated)

Tom Jensen wrote in a leader in Berlingske that the two Muslim participants in last week's episode of the TV 2 program 'Højskolen' had invoked Danish values such as tolerance and inclusiveness to defend views he believed were far from those values. He raised questions about the limits of tolerance in Western democracies and referred to philosopher Karl Popper's argument that open societies must be able to protect themselves against intolerance. Jensen described a growing hatred of the West, which he linked to fundamentalist and dictatorial regimes, as well as people, often from MENAPT countries, who had obtained residency in the West. He wrote that some of them were increasingly allying with a left wing that accepted extreme views when they were expressed by minority representatives. He associated Hamas-apologetic pro-Palestinian demonstrations with parts of the recent unrest in France, growing antisemitism, and opposition to Iran's influence in the Middle East. He also connected the debate to Pia Kjærsgaard's showing of TikTok images of Afrah al-Jabouri in 'Højskolen'. Jensen wrote that free citizens had the right not to tolerate intolerance and warned that the foundation of society could otherwise crack. He concluded by stating that one must tolerate the bad atmosphere. https://t.co/M4FFmI3JqU #Tolerance #Demokrati #Ytringsfrihed (translated)

Luka Svetina wrote that the workbook sparked a lot of reactions and believed that children should learn to accept differences since there are children from other countries among their classmates. He criticized that a girl from Kabul, covered with a scarf, was named Maria, and noted that a more appropriate name, common in the Islamic world, would be Fatima or Scheherazade. He added that Muslims give their children Muslim names and that Mohamed is the most popular name in England or Wales this year. He also wrote that scarves do not belong in school. #različnost #izobraževanje #toleranca (translated)

Daniel Schatz asked why the Social Democrats, along with their intended coalition partners V and MP, voted against the condemnations of Islamism and the Muslim Brotherhood in the EU Parliament, when Magdalena Andersson, according to him, stated her desire to combat extremism. https://t.co/8fDTkp0V2D #Politik #Extremism #Islamism (translated)

Liberation asked how many decades similar pamphlets had been present in France and Belgium. He noted that in 1926 there were 649 Muslims living in Slovenia, while in 2026 there would be between 120,000 and 160,000, which he claimed is a comparable share to Germany, Switzerland, and Belgium. He also argued that political Islam is already present through support for radical leftists. #PolitičniIslam #Francija #Belgija (translated)

Elina Hiltunen wrote that the Finns Party should justify its immigration concerns more clearly and calmly, and rely on facts. According to her, many Finns perceived the party's anti-immigration stance as racism, even though, in her opinion, the party should communicate that it defends the whole of Finland instead of immigrants. Hiltunen argued that a free and equal Finnish society would cease to exist if immigration, particularly from Muslim countries, continued as it is. Hiltunen estimated that the party's swearing, provocation, and the communication style she described as “rude” might drive away educated supporters. She also urged so-called “hidden supporters,” especially members of the National Coalition Party, to either join the Finns Party or strive to change their own party's line. According to Hiltunen, the party should not only seek support from those who already agree with them but also help Finns understand the basis of their politics. #maahanmuutto #keskustelu #Suomi (translated)

Yvonne Kussmann recalled that the conservative politician Sir David Amess was stabbed to death on October 15, 2021, during a constituency surgery at a church in Leigh-on-Sea, Essex. She named the perpetrator as Ali Harbi Ali, a 26-year-old Somali with a British passport. Amess died at the scene; the act is classified as an Islamist terrorist attack. Kussmann wrote that Ali Harbi Ali was later sentenced to life in prison. During the trial, it became known that he had planned further attacks on politicians, including Michael Gove, whom he considered harmful to Muslims. The jury reached their verdict after 18 minutes. When the verdict was announced, Ali refused to stand. Amess is survived by his wife and five children, Kussmann wrote. #Terrorismus #Politik #Gedenktag (translated)

Yvonne Kussmann recalled that the conservative politician Sir David Amess was stabbed on October 15, 2021, during a public meeting in a church in Leigh-on-Sea, Essex. The 26-year-old Ali Harbi Ali, a Somali with a British passport, had repeatedly stabbed Amess; he died at the scene. Kussmann described the act as an Islamist terrorist attack. In the later trial, Ali Harbi Ali was sentenced to life in prison. It became known that he had planned further attacks on politicians, including on Michael Gove, because he was harming Muslims. According to Kussmann, the jurors took 18 minutes to reach their verdict; at the sentencing, Ali refused to stand up. Amess left behind a wife and five children. #Gedenken #Terrorismus #Politik (translated)

Christian Marcussen wrote that Afrah Al-Jabouri had posted a video on social media where she pulled Ali's double-edged sword out of a gold-plated sheath. According to him, the video had received 27,484 likes, and Al-Jabouri described herself in it as 313 percent Shia. Marcussen wrote that the number 313 referred both to the number of warriors in the Battle of Badr, which he described as the Muslims' first military victory after a planned caravan attack from Muhammad, and to the 313 individuals who, according to an Islamic belief, were to make up the core of an army when the twelfth imam returned before the Day of Judgment. He wrote that the army was to bring the whole world under Islam. He concluded by saying that Airport Security must regret having fired such a skilled creator of content for social media. #Islam #AfrahAlJabouri #SocialeMedier (translated)