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75“And the Jews said in boasting “We killed Christ Jesus, son of Mary, the Messenger of Allah.’ Nay, Allah raised him upunto Himself, and Allah is exalted in power and in wisdom. And there is none among the people of the Book who may notbelieve in him, in Jesus son of Mary before his death, nor on the day of Judgment, for He will be a witness against them.”—The Qur’an, Islam’s most holy book, Surah IV——————————————————————————————————————————————“I still remember old Jews spitting while passing by a church, and cursing the dead while passing by a Christian cemetery.Last year in Jerusalem, a Jew decided to refresh the tradition. He spat at the Holy Cross carried in the processionalong the city. ““Last year, the biggest Israeli tabloid Yedioth Aharonoth reprinted in its library the Jewish anti-Gospel, Toledoth Eshu,compiled in the Middle Ages. If the Gospel is the book of love, Toledoth is the book of hate for Christ. The hero of the bookis Judas. He captures Jesus by polluting his purity. According to Toledoth, the conception of Christ was in sin, themiracles of Jesus were witchcraft, his resurrection but a trick.”“Even today, Jews in Israel refer to Jesus by the demeaning word Yeshu (instead of Yeshua), meaning “Perish his name”.In a similar pun, the New Testament Gospel is called “Avon Gilaion”, the booklet of Sin. These are the endearing feelingsthat the friends of Christian Zionists maintain towards Christ.”—Israel Shamir, Israeli Jew turned Christian writer and anti-Zionist——————————————————————————————————————————————“Hassidic Jewish children called Jesus ‘Yoshke’ a mocking name meant for the village idiot; some grown-ups called himthe Yimach Sh’moinick, the one whose name should be blotted out, the traitorous Jew who had brought disaster upon hispeople.”—Yossi Klein Halevi, author of “Memoirs of a Jewish Extremist.”——————————————————————————————————————————————“Israel is able to stifle free speech, control our Congress, and even dictate our foreign policy.”—Paul Findley, former US Congressman and author of the book “They Dare to Speak Out.”