Duel between political Islam and the Masonic brotherhood, Zionist crusade: - Hechemi Sarraj, Jamel Ben
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The Islamophobic Zionist Crusader Brotherhood manifests itself throughout history by its crusades especially of 1095, 1291, its Church courts in the medieval, Spanish and Italian times, by the expeditions of the horses of Jesus, of Rhodes, of Malta , the Suez Canal, its secret Skyes-Picot and Balfour agreements, its English mandates in Palestine and elsewhere, its colonizations from 1880 until 1965 during the two world wars, the wars in Afghanistan and Iraq, the the induced abortion of the Arab Spring and the recent NATO war to crush the attempt to liberate Palestine in 2023/2024 against…mehr

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The Islamophobic Zionist Crusader Brotherhood manifests itself throughout history by its crusades especially of 1095, 1291, its Church courts in the medieval, Spanish and Italian times, by the expeditions of the horses of Jesus, of Rhodes, of Malta , the Suez Canal, its secret Skyes-Picot and Balfour agreements, its English mandates in Palestine and elsewhere, its colonizations from 1880 until 1965 during the two world wars, the wars in Afghanistan and Iraq, the the induced abortion of the Arab Spring and the recent NATO war to crush the attempt to liberate Palestine in 2023/2024 against Zionist occupation among others. Since 1118, a cross-brotherhood that later became Zionist, satanic, mercantile and evangelist has ruled the world order. Today, it attacks political Islam presented as an alternative to develop enslaved Muslim populations while preserving their values. Neo-Ottoman Turkey represents this new political Islam on the path to success. A duel between the Crusader, Zionist Brotherhood and political Islam has emerged.
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Jamel Ben Hechemi Sarraj, Doctor in education, expert with the Council of Europe (ILMA Project), researcher with DILTEC, University of Sorbonne Nouvelle Paris 3 and author of several studies and academic research.