An anti-Semitic video of a Florida imam calling for the extermination of Jews and describing the Israeli military as “worse than the Nazis” has been released.
The video, livestreamed to Facebook on April 26, shows Florida imam Dr. Fadi Qablawi speaking during a sermon at Masjid as-Sunnah an-Nabawiyyah in North Miami. ing.
According to Memri TV’s translation: “O Allah, help our oppressed brethren in Palestine. O Allah, destroy the tyrannical Jews. O Allah, destroy them. They are no match for you,” Kablawi was heard saying in the sermon, translated by MEMRI TV. , Media Department of the Middle East Media Research Institute (MEMRI).
“O Allah, exterminate the brethren of the monkeys and the pigs. O Allah, show them the wonders of your power. O Allah, cut off their seed. O Allah, cut off their fellowship. Please, Allah, disperse them,” Qablawi continued. And tear them apart. ”
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The original video was posted on the mosque’s Facebook page and a shortened version was uploaded to MEMRI TV. The video was released amid a wave of anti-Semitism on college campuses.
Qablawi, who runs his own dental clinic in the Sunshine State, later blamed the Israeli military for the ongoing war in Gaza and accused him of organ trafficking. The war began on October 7 when thousands of Hamas-led terrorists invaded southern Israel from Gaza, slaughtering more than 1,200 people, mostly civilians, and taking about 240 hostages.
”[Israel’s army] “The most immoral military is the Nazis, they are worse than the Nazis, and the reason why we apologized to the Nazis last week is because these people have proven to be worse than the Nazis,” Kabraoui said in English. I heard it.
He then went on to make accusations of organ trafficking.
“They are stealing the skin of Palestinians. It wasn’t enough that they stole their land, now they are stealing their skin,” Kablawi says in English. “Organs are missing from children and adults. Go find out who is behind organ trafficking in this country, or in this world.”
He then expanded on his accusations, saying Israel had done the same thing to the Haitian people.
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“Go and ask the people of Haiti when the earthquake happened and what happened when the Israeli organization collapsed.” [the guise] Regarding medical assistance,” Kabraoui said. “Ask those who know. The man will come limping to their tent for treatment and be taken away without his organs.”
“It’s all because there is no God for these people. It’s all because these people see you as nothing but a mistake, or at most they see you as created for their service.” That’s what they believe.” “That’s what they say. That’s what they believe and we don’t spread propaganda.”
The video was released amid a wave of anti-Semitism on college campuses. (AP Photo/Stephen Jeremiah)
Fox News Digital reached out to Kablawi for comment, but he did not immediately respond.
Mr. Kabraoui’s comments drew sharp criticism from Florida Congressman Randy Fine, who sent a letter to Dr. Jose R. Mellado, president of the Florida Board of Dentistry, requesting the suspension of Mr. Kabraoui’s dental license and the suspension of his practice. He demanded that an investigation be launched into the conduct.
“Muslim terrorists are in our midst, one of whom is performing dental care courtesy of Floridians,” Fine, who chairs the Florida House Health and Human Services Committee, wrote in a May 13 letter. “
“North Miami, where Dentist Qablawi practices, has a large Jewish population, but no one could imagine that they could safely sit in a dental chair where they could personally do what Imam Qablawi has asked of Allah. I can’t.”
“Practicing medicine in Florida is a privilege, not a right, and as Chairman of the Florida House Health and Human Services Committee, I am calling for the immediate suspension of Dr. Kablawi’s license and the launch of a thorough investigation into his practice. Some of Florida’s Jews may be at risk.
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A woman holds a poster of Israeli hostage Omer Neutra during a New York City vigil for Israelis killed by Hamas in the October 7 attack on November 1, 2023. (Angela Weiss/AFP via Getty Images)
In his letter, Fine cited other examples of Kablawi’s anti-Semitic behavior, noting that the majority of Florida’s Jews are Zionists.
“On March 8, in another live broadcast sermon, dentist Qablawi said, ‘O Allah, bring annihilation to the cursed Zionists,'” the letter said. .
Fine also wrote that a month after the Oct. 7 attack, Qablawi said in a sermon, “Allah, show us the dark days you have inflicted on the Jewish people.”
