New Delhi: Voices of protest are now being heard from Palestine over the controversial remarks on Prophet Muhammad. A anti-Hindu rally was held on June 10 at the Al Aqsa Mosque in Jerusalem to protest the BJP leader’s remarks about the Prophet Mohammad. An anti-Hindu speech was delivered at the rally. According to a report by a media research institute, Palestinian Islamic scholar Nidhal Siam called for a jihad against cow-worshiping Hindus.
Pakistan has an army capable of teaching lessons to Hindus: Islamic scholars
Islamic scholar Nidhal Siam said, “We are addressing the Muslim armies from Al-Aqsa Mosque. In Egypt, Turkey, Jordan and all the Muslim countries we say, where are you? Isn’t this the right time to support your religion and Prophet Muhammad? Isn’t this the right time to liberate your countries? People of Pakistan, you have more responsibility than others to fight Hindus.
Radical Palestinians on Al Aqsa: Hindus are filthy. Pakistan should attack Hindus.
These are the true colors of radical Islam. I stand with India against radicalism.
#India
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– Hananya Naftali (anHananyaNaftali) June 12, 2022
Calling on Hindu countries to unite against Hindus
In the video, Sweden kidnaps Muslim children after the US first talked about invasions in Iraq and Afghanistan, then France attacked, the Russians attacked several times. Then there was the matter of China committing crimes. He further said that now the Hindus who used to worship cows have destroyed the mosques. They killed Muslims and destroyed their villages.
Appeal to Pakistan to attack Hindus
“People of Pakistan, you have a big responsibility to fight the Hindus,” he said. The Hindus are on your border, they have occupied your lands and are killing your own people. It is time to open the battlefield to fight the Hindus. It may be mentioned that the controversial remarks of BJP leaders on the Prophet Mohammad are being widely opposed in the country and abroad. Apart from this, violence is also taking place in India. The controversy is escalating rather than stalling. There are also reports of boycotts of Indian products in many countries.
