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    Electronic Intifada founder files criminal complaint against Switzerland’s former police chief

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    1. toe_licker1000 on

      The fact that a head of whatever intifada was even allowed to enter switzerland shocks me way more

      They should have taken him into upon landing in switzerland

    2. curvedotzone on

      It was fucking crazy when, writing about his arrest at the time, NZZ called him a “well-known Islamist and Antisemite”. He is literally just a Journalist with an arabic Name. Fucking crazy.

    3. FX_Trader1070 on

      Rightly so. She overrode numerous officials and insisted on him being arrested and deported. The best part: She retired soon after and is now working for an Israeli organisation. This STINKS of corruption.

    4. bernoit on

      Some quotes about Hamas by this “journalist”:

      “Hamas was elected on a political platform which Palestinians … are free to accept or reject.”
      Source: [https://electronicintifada.net/content/punishing-hamas-punishing-palestinian-people/5876?u](https://electronicintifada.net/content/punishing-hamas-punishing-palestinian-people/5876?u)

      “…as their influence has grown, both movements have steadily tempered their universalist Islamist rhetoric and adopted the language and imagery of classical national liberation struggles…”
      “…Hamas … unilaterally suspended its notorious campaign of suicide attacks … seeking to enter a political process.”
      Source: [https://countercurrents.org/abunimah301007.htm?u](https://countercurrents.org/abunimah301007.htm?u)

      There are more unbelievable takes by him on the attacks, on jewish/israeli culture, etc. just read what he himself publishes and be objective.

      And before anyone comes and labels me as pro israel or whatever, idgaf about your political flag of the month. I thing BN should rot in jail along with some of his ministers. That opinion does not invalidate the right of a country to act against extremists who hide among civilians.