Hate-monger Louis Farrakhan charges Jews with ‘anti-black’ behavior

CHICAGO — Nation of Islam Minister Louis Farrakhan has written the leaders of more than a dozen major U.S. Jewish groups and denominations seeking “repair of my people from the damage” he claims Jews have caused blacks for centuries.

Farrakhan sent the letter along with two books from the Nation of Islam Historical Research Team that the 77-year-old minister said prove “an undeniable record of Jewish Anti-Black behavior,” starting with the slave trade and Jim Crow laws.

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Louis Farrakhan, the ‘National Representative’ of the Nation of Islam is a notorious hate-monger known for his racist and anti-Semitic hate speech

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“We could charge you with being the most deceitful so-called friend, while your history with us shows you have been our worst enemy,” he wrote.

Farrakhan has long accused Jews of wrongdoing in speeches, but he has rarely addressed Jewish groups so directly in writing.

The Anti-Defamation League, a Jewish civil rights group which distributed copies of the letter, said in a statement Tuesday that Farrakhan’s “anti-Semitism is obsessive, diabolical and unrestrained. He has opened a new chapter in his ministry where scapegoating Jews is not just part of a message, but the message.”
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– Source / Full Story: Farrakhan charges Jews with ‘anti-black’ behavior, Sophia Tareen, Associated Press via the Washington Post, June 29, 2010 — Summarized by Religion News Blog

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