Robert Spencer

Mar 2, 2025 | jihadwatch.org | Robert Spencer

Where there’s smoke…“Controversial Muslim charity accused of links to Hamas settles lawsuit rather than disclosing sources of funding,” by Isabel Vincent, New York Post, March 1, 2025:A Washington-based Muslim nonprofit, which is one of the largest operating across the US, agreed this week to settle a case brought by a former board member and employee rather than open its books to reveal sources of foreign funding, The Post has learned.

Mar 2, 2025 | jihadwatch.org | Robert Spencer

Wir schaffen das! Germany’s surrender and Islamization proceeds apace, and in the recent elections, the Germans successfully defeated a party that promised to do something about it. And so now the German culture and nation will go quietly into the night, among the first of the European states to commit suicide. Sweden, Britain and France, however, will not be far behind.

Mar 2, 2025 | jihadwatch.org | Robert Spencer

The IDF decided that Sinwar was a pragmatist because they didn’t take seriously Hamas’ own description of its motives and goals in its charter. That document is quite plain about the movement’s Islamic character and its determination to destroy Israel utterly. But the IDF, like innumerable Western politicians, was sure that “moderate” tendencies would win out such that the charter didn’t need to be taken at face value. October 7 was the result.

Mar 2, 2025 | jihadwatch.org | Robert Spencer

Islamic State terrorist organisation is threatening to attack Catholic cathedrals in Spain, as part of the "Tear Down the Cross" campaign launched by the jihadists in August 2016, according to La Razon pic.twitter.com/kh390N60PZ— Sachin Jose (@Sachinettiyil) February 27, 2025The cross is an affront to Islam.

Mar 2, 2025 | jihadwatch.org | Robert Spencer

The Western media would only care if the roles were reversed, which they would not be and should not be. “Blasphemy Accusations Fuel Violence Against Christians in Northern Nigeria,” International Christian Concern, February 21, 2025:2/21/2025 Nigeria (International Christian Concern) — Christians in northern Nigeria continue to face increasing violence over accusations of blasphemy, often leading to mob attacks, destruction of property, and forced displacement.