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The Other Barack:
Hey folks, this is The Other Barack, coming to you live and direct here from the Holy Land in Israel.
Today we have a video of a woman who was born in Cairo, Egypt, but raised in the Gaza Strip.
It is fascinating. Stick around for the whole video — I’m telling you, it’s worth it.
Let’s get into it.
[Woman]:
I was born and raised as a Muslim in Cairo, Egypt, but I grew up as a child in the 50s in the Gaza Strip.
And the reason I was in Gaza was because Gaza at that time was part of Egypt.
I attended Gaza elementary schools where we learned hatred, vengeance, retaliation.
Peace was never an option. The concept of peace was something foreign.
Actually, the word “peace” was never even mentioned in the services of any mosque.
We recited poetry every day in the school, wishing upon ourselves to die as martyrs.
You know, I used to see girls reciting this poetry while they’re crying.
They would wish upon themselves to die as a martyr.
See, our value system was about victimhood — thinking of ourselves as victims or to be a martyr, to go kill everybody and die as a martyr.
Either a victim or a martyr — there is nothing in between.
Women don’t go to mosques, but we used to hear the service of the mosque either on radio or on TV.
And I remember every Friday prayer — the sheik would be, at the end of the sermon, he would curse: “May God destroy the Jews and the Infidel” and even the Christians and non-Muslims.
He would call non-Muslims the enemies of Allah.
If you grow up with cursing as a form of prayer, it can feel and sound normal.
Hatred can be normal. Because who am I to judge?
I never noticed that this is not holy. So this is how I grew up.
22 Arab countries did everything they could to make life impossible for Israel to exist.
The Arab League forbade absorbing the so-called Arab Palestinians, rejected to give them citizenship in any Arab country.
So you could see a Palestinian born in Cairo, for instance, and never get the citizenship — and die in Cairo.
They’re born and die in Syria — a Palestinian — and they never get a citizenship.
Why? Because the Arab League wanted the Palestinian problem never to be solved.
This is not their agenda. The agenda is to keep them refugees from birth to death.
The culture was so for sacrificing.
They encouraged women to stand up in front of the cameras and say, “I gave my son to the jihad, and I want my other children to die in the jihad.”
Women who are for life, for peace, were looked down upon.
Women who would be radical, if not more radical than men, who would promote jihad for their children, were lifted up as honorable women — to be respected in society.
So for a woman to be respected in Islamic society, you have to be as radical, if not more radical, than men.
And that is why a lot of women are silent.
They are proud to give their children to jihad.
It’s the only way to go to heaven — is to go and kill the infidel and die in the process.
The Arabs of Israel were pushed constantly.
They are rejected from being absorbed and constantly pushed against the borders with Israel in order to keep the problem alive.
The Arab world doesn’t have a shortage of land.
If you look at the Arab world from the Atlantic Ocean — Morocco — all the way to Persia, from Turkey all the way to Sudan…
At that time, when I was a child, the Sinai was practically empty desert. Nobody lived in the Sinai.
Like today, there is Sharm — you know, all the nice beaches — this was a military zone.
And there is absolutely no need, no pressing need for Arabs to dwell so much on wanting to throw the Jews in the sea.
You know, this international conflict called the Arab-Israeli conflict really is a fabrication.
This is not a conflict over land.
And anybody who thinks it’s a conflict over land is misguided, because we don’t see the truth.
The truth is: Arabs — there is some in Islam — anti-Jewish, anti-Christian, especially anti-Jewish.
And I will tell you why.
Those people calling themselves Palestinians who live in the Gaza and the West Bank are the pawns of the Arab world.
I don’t believe that they care about their happiness or welfare.
They are set up to live a miserable life on purpose in order to show the world that we’re victims.
Do you think Saudi Arabia, with all the money they have — the Gulf countries, all this oil money — they can’t give them good roads and good homes and good police and turn it into a productive area of the Middle East?
They can. But that is not their objective.
There is a hidden objective, and I don’t understand why Western culture doesn’t get it — why Western media doesn’t get it.
It’s so obvious.
So the unemployed people in Gaza and the West Bank — all this high unemployment — where do they go to work?
Do they stand on the border of Egypt to get a job?
Do they stand on the border of Syria, Jordan?
No. They line up on the borders of Israel — the very people they are supposed to kill.
It’s a very unnatural way of living.
And nobody sees it.
But they go and blame Israel.
They compare the living standard of the West Bank and Gaza with Israel — a democracy, the only democracy in the Middle East.
Why don’t they compare the living conditions of Gaza and the West Bank with Egypt, with Syria, with Jordan?
And if they do, they will find that the standard of living is even higher than many areas of the Arab world.
But Western media are too lazy to compare apples with apples.
They want to compare apples and oranges.
I don’t know — how can I call Western media ignorant?
They should not be ignorant.
And then they go and ask Israel, “Why don’t you do some concessions for the Palestinians?”
I never hear them stand up to Arab leaders and ask Western media, “Why don’t they ask Arab leaders, ‘How about some concessions to the Israeli people?’”
We never hear that.
And it’s very convenient to blame all of this terrorism — after 9/11 especially — they blame the terrorism:
“Oh, it’s because we have this terrorism everywhere by Muslims — it’s all because of the occupation.
If it wasn’t for the occupation of Gaza, if it’s not for the occupation of the West Bank, we wouldn’t have a problem.”
That’s what they want to give the impression — and this is a big lie.
Because I lived in Gaza as a child, and I witnessed the terrorism against Israel before the occupation of Gaza and before the occupation of the West Bank.
And our media here doesn’t even know that there was terrorism against Israel before the occupation.
So people who are Arabs who claim that they are doing terrorism now because they want freedom, democracy — no.
There is no freedom and democracy in any Arab country, let alone the West Bank or Gaza.
So we have to really call a spade a spade.
Now this is too serious to just take all these lies and look the other way.
Because it’s very, very hard to know the truth if you rely on Arab media — if you rely on the culture around you.
And because of life in an oppressive society, I moved to America.
I moved to America in the year of ’78, ’79, and my life completely changed.
One time I wanted to attend a synagogue and a church because I was curious.
I thought they were going to curse the Arabs the same way we cursed them in our mosques.
The holiness of the place — they were praying for everybody.
They were praying for peace on earth.
“How can we leave this earth a better place?”
It was a totally different way of thinking — the opposite of what I grew up with.
And that’s when I went to a mosque here also, in Los Angeles.
And I thought that because they allowed women, that it was going to be different here, in America.
“I am so glad. Islam in America must be so different.”
So I went.
I went to the mosque, and I heard anti-Semitism again in the mosque.
And I was told, “Don’t assimilate in America. We’re here to Islamize America.”
They were looking down at American culture.
They were looking down at this society.
And I felt very uncomfortable.
I said, “Oh my God, there is an agenda here.”
And I never went back again.
It hit me — how could we do this?
How could we lie and accuse people of something we Arabs know very well we have done ourselves?
How could this happen?
What kind of value system allows a person — or allows a culture or a religion — to lie and accuse their enemies of something that they know they’ve done themselves?
They know that Osama bin Laden did that.
They know that he was financed with Arab money — with oil money — until today.
How could they accuse the Jewish people of that?
Look at the map of the Middle East — you can hardly see Israel.
It’s impossible to convince any person who has an IQ of a child that this problem is over the land called Israel.
It’s time for the West to understand this.
Because it’s not just not good for Israel.
It’s not good for the Arab world.
They are collapsing.
A lot of people think that the Arab world is so strong and so powerful — it’s rotting from the core, but they don’t know.
Their religious leaders are telling them to continue the hate instead of telling them to repent and find the true God.
The love and the friendship — in the eyes of many Muslims, in the eyes of Islam itself — Jews and non-Muslims, they call them the kafir, the infidels.
They don’t deserve the truth.
They don’t deserve justice.
And they don’t deserve mercy.
How can this happen — and we accept it?
And we don’t say no?
The Arab world will never have freedom and democracy when the hatred is number one, when the jihad is number one, when killing your enemy is number one.
When you’re fixated on lies and slander — you will never have peace and democracy.
Nobody asks this question.
Why all these lies and slander against the Jewish people? Against America?
They call America the Great Satan and Israel the Little Satan.
Why?
Do you know that on Syrian TV, on Arabic TV, on Egyptian TV — the constant day and night lies about the Jewish people is unbelievable?
There was a show that was saying — and it was not just religious leaders, some of them were scientists, Arab scientists — saying that,
“Oh, do you know why Israel went to Haiti to help with the earthquake?
You know why? Because Israel really wanted to harvest the organs of the Haitian people.”
These are the intelligentsia of the Arab world.
When the intellectuals of the Arab world say that — what do you expect from the man on the street?
And you wonder why they hate.
Because they — out there — are told this.
I was told horrific things about the Jewish people.
It took me years to extract it out of my mind, my heart, and my consciousness.
The Other Barack:
I’m not sure if I’ve ever seen a better video in my life about the conflict.
I’m not sure I’ve ever seen someone from a personal narrative talk about pretty much every aspect of this conversation — some surface level and some a little bit more deep.
It makes me feel two things.
The first thing it makes me feel is — it kind of makes my blood boil.
Not her or the video — it’s the concept.
That what I feel should be so obvious to so many people in the world.
Like, the IQ of a child — somebody with the IQ of a child who looked at a map of the Middle East and saw the amount of Arab nations and Jewish nations would tell you, just like she said, that this conflict isn’t really about land.
And that’s what people think — some of our smartest people, the intellects of the world.
Intellectuals.
On the other hand, she’s from Gaza — sorry, she’s from Egypt, was raised in Gaza.
I have nothing to say. Because she’s allowed to talk about this.
And she better talk about this.
If there’s any monologue video reference that you should ever pull from when you want to learn something or hear something or understand something — it’s this video.
It’s her.
She just debunked the whole thing.
Why?
Because there’s one theme in this video that goes — it’s strung together to pretty much every other piece that I talk about, or anyone else who talks about truth when it comes to the Middle East and why we have this issue.
And it’s one thing.
It’s one word.
And it starts with H.
That word is hate.