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Tuesday, May 21, 2013

Convicted felon behind 'Palestinian' flag at Paterson city hall

I'm shocked. Just shocked....
Khader Abuassab is an unusual name – in fact, there is apparently only one listed in the United States: he resides in Paterson, New Jersey.  Abuassab was the one who placed ads in Arabic newspapers about the Palestinian American Day celebration and he texted invitations to friends, community leaders, politicians and law enforcement officials. According to Abuassab, South Paterson is known as “little Ramallah,” and he felt it was important for the Arab Palestinian community to be recognized much like any other local ethnic community.
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So who is Abuassab?
According to a Feb. 2012 Press TV interview, Khader Abuassab has served on the Paterson Board of Education and has run for City Council.
In the spring of 2012, when an Associated Press series disclosed the practice by the New York Police Department of surveillance of Muslims at businesses, universities and mosques in the greater New York area, Khader Abuassab told Muslims not to cooperate with the authorities.
He was indignant that Muslims, who are “an important part of Paterson’s diverse community” had been “spied on or suspected.”  He declared that Muslim Americans “certainly don’t have to defend their citizenry to anyone.”

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In 2002 Khader Abuassab pled guilty to having racked up more than $615,000 in credit card fraud, using 40 different credit cards to circumvent credit limits on the cards, and then filing for bankruptcy to erase the debts. Abuassab admitted he had not intended to pay for the things he charged.
In 2004, Abuassab was sentenced to 13 months in prison, with two additional years of supervised release.  In addition, Abuassab was ordered by the federal district court judge in New Jersey to pay $620,000 in restitution. No information was readily available about what Abuassab had originally used the money for, and whether it had all been paid back.
What is known is that after sentencing, Abuassab sought a delay of his incarceration date so that he could “travel to Mecca.” That request was denied by the government.
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Waiting to hear that Abuassab is an illegal immigrant in 5... 4... 3... 2... 1....

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'Long live Palestine': 'Palestinian' flag comes to Passaic county, New Jersey

The 'Palestinian' flag (the 'flag of jihad against the Jews') was raised over the city hall of Paterson, New Jersey on Sunday. Although Paterson is a heavily Arab-Muslim city, it is also the county seat of heavily Jewish Passaic county, New Jersey.
The raising of a flag at City Hall on Sunday was like any of the dozen or so similar events held in the city each year in a nod to its diversity.
Except it wasn’t.
That’s because the flag raised — for the first time in Paterson, and possibly at any city hall in the United States — was Palestinian. Symbols or assertions of Palestinian statehood are fraught with political sensitivities, and Khader Abuassab, the event’s organizer, said he received harassing phone calls before Sunday’s event.
But no problems were on display Sunday when the flag was raised in the rain before elected officials and about 150 people. People cheered, danced, shared sweets and shouted, “Long Live Palestine.”
“Palestine is our country and we are proud of that,” said Clifton resident Salwa Ramadan. “We’re happy [to be] recognized finally.”
You might recall that a year ago, there were overtones of anti-Semitism in the reelection campaign of local Congressman Bill Pascrell (D).  Guess who was front and center at Sunday's event.
Rep. Bill Pascrell Jr., D-Paterson, and Assemblyman Thomas Giblin, D-Clifton, showed up — with Pascrell presenting a letter of Special Congressional Recognition and Giblin presenting an Assembly resolution marking the event.
I have been told that a 'letter of Special Congressional Recognition' is something that any Congresscritter has the right to present. So is Congress now endorsing the jihad against the Jews?

What could go wrong?

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Thursday, January 12, 2012

Threats against Jews in my former community

This is the town where Mrs. Carl and I used to live before we moved to Israel.

On Wednesday morning, there was a fire bomb attack against a synagogue and its rabbi in the next town over (a town where there was no synagogue when we left 20 years ago).

Let's go to the videotape (Hat Tip: Alan S).



By the way, the cop is too young to remember but there were riots in Passaic (not in the part where the Jewish community is today) on August 3, 1969.

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