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JaneDoe retweeted
If you are a Jordanian Christian and convert to Islam, you can officially change your religion. However, if you are a Muslim and convert to Christianity:
Article 142 of the Jordanian constitution: (effect of apostasy on the marriage contract):
If the apostasy of one of the spouses is proven:
• If before consummation, the judge annuls the marriage from the date of the apostasy.
• If after consummation and the apostate insists and refuses to return to Islam, the judge annuls the marriage.
Article 281 (inheritance):
Only a Muslim inherits from another Muslim.
An apostate is deprived of inheritance rights from Muslim relatives.
Article 171 on custody: an apostate is ineligible for custody.
Christians and Muslims in Jordan don't have equal rights, because Islam according to the constitution is the religion of the state. The concept of citizenship simoly doesn't exist.
JaneDoe retweeted
This is the most sickening thing I've seen in a while.
YouTuber Small Brained American visits an Afghan village, and their local doctor has LOCKED his female staff in a room from the outside. He is completely casual about holding them prisoners.
During the whole trip they've repeatedly told him to not film women, and pretend like they don't exist.
I don't think Westerners understand what true misogyny and gender apartheid looks like - let alone what happens if you mass import hundreds of thousands of fighting age men from this culture.
They quite literally do not consider their own women human at all.
Imagine how they feel about your daughters.
JaneDoe retweeted
Wikipedia editors have deleted the entry on the Muslim Brotherhood's memorandum, which states the plan to “destroy and annihilate Western civilization from within.”
A few lines have been moved to the Brotherhood article, which in effect emphasizes charity rather than terrorism.
JaneDoe retweeted
On Wikipedia, two murdered Israelis become background.
Ron Roytman, 23, and Yuval Svilem, 20, were murdered Friday at Yehuda Junction.
By Saturday, an editor proposed redirecting the article to “2026 West Bank lockdown,” noting the lockdown affected “thousands of times more people than the initial shooting.”
Their murders become a footnote to the impact on Palestinians.
Sickening.
JaneDoe retweeted
Hamas photographer Motaz Azaiza is in Paris as an “independent journalist” covering the riots. Why? It has nothing to do with the Palestinian conflict….ummm…. 🧐
Who paid his trip there?
JaneDoe retweeted
I've now catalogued 5,300 confirmed Gaza combatants killed by name, mostly from Hamas & PIJ's own martyr notices, and closing in on 6,000. Analysis & results in process. The evidence documents systematic military use of hospitals, schools, etc. and other human shield practices.
JaneDoe retweeted
Deeply saddened by the horrific terrorist attack at a Greek Orthodox church in Jordan, leaving at least 7 dead and 34 injured.
Where is the international outrage? Where are the protests? Where are the celebrities and human rights activists who have something to say about EVERY incident in Israel and Gaza?
Christians are being slaughtered and persecuted across the Middle East, yet the world is largely silent. We see the hypocrisy.
JaneDoe retweeted
American has been researching Islam and what he’s learned has horrified him
“I'm a gay guy reading the Quran, and I literally cannot sleep tonight because of what has happened over the last 3 weeks of reading this book — I'm not just reading the book, I'm studying it. I look at verses using different translations, I look at Prophet Muhammad, and like I've been learning all about the history, the context, its relationship to other religions.
To be completely honest, I've become much more fearful of Islam than when I even started this journey — I don't want to spread hate towards general people who are Muslim because I do believe that probably a vast majority of Muslim people do not actually have an extremist point of view. But I also at the same time believe that it only takes 5 to 10% of Muslims in Islam to exist with an extremist view to be a genuine threat to Western life and democracy.
🚨 The reason I become more fearful is because I genuinely am coming to believe, looking at not just the Quran but also Islam as a culture and history surrounding Islam, that the goal of Islam actually is to come in, in the name of peace, get into politics, conquer and then turn the country into Islamic law, which doesn't actually make room for religious freedom or a lot of the freedoms that we're used to in democratic life
Like, I'm gay. That ain't gonna fly when they come in and take over. So what do we do? Let's have a conversation about this”
I can tell you what we should do about this. We need mass deportations. We need to denaturalize and deport. We need to revoke visas, status and citizenship of Muslims and mass deport them while we still can. I don’t care if that’s controversial, that’s the answer
JaneDoe retweeted
People are being buried alive by Islamists in Africa and the world is completely silent.
Why?
JaneDoe retweeted
Why do your college professors leave out the part where the Arabs used starvation as a method of war against the Jews in 1948 to murder or expel them from Jerusalem?
The Arabs sealed the Jewish Quarter, cut off their water supply, and attacked every supply convoy attempting to bring food and water.
Rations ran out, and the Old City was surrendered on May 28.
JaneDoe retweeted
📍The mosaic from the ancient synagogue of Gaza, dated to the 6th century CE now displayed in the Good Samaritan Museum near Ma’ale Adumim showcases the long Jewish history in the city of Gaza from the Hasmonean era in the 2nd century BCE until they were ethnically cleansed in 1929
JaneDoe retweeted
Hamas condemns one shooting, cheers another, hours apart:
Hamas on Friday called a deadly shooting at a church in Jordan's Karak Governorate a "crime," offering condolences to victims' families and prayers for the wounded. In almost the same breath, it celebrated a shooting near Hebron in which Palestinian gunmen killed two Israeli soldiers, calling it a "heroic operation" and calling for more while mourning the dead assailants.
Its statement urged everyone carrying a weapon to aim at the "chests" of soldiers and settlers, and called for any Palestinians in the West Bank with guns to use them to attack Israeli soldiers and civilians.
The contrast exposes how selective Hamas's moral language is. Gunfire at a Jordanian church is a "painful incident" deserving sympathy and healing; gunfire at Israelis is heroism deserving repetition, with no line drawn between soldiers and civilians.
Hamas's condemnation of violence depends entirely on who is being shot, and the Jordan statement reads less as a principled stand against bloodshed than as diplomatic maintenance with Amman, a government Hamas cannot afford to alienate.
JaneDoe retweeted
Islamist terrorists carried out a horrific massacre against Jordan’s Christian community today in Karak, south of Amman. The three attackers opened fire during a funeral at St. George Orthodox Church, killing seven people and wounding dozens in an atrocity that sent shockwaves through Christian communities across the Middle East. King Abdullah II vowed to confront those seeking to destabilize Jordan and threaten its centuries-old Christian presence. Jordanians from across the political spectrum have rallied behind his commitment to combating ISIS-inspired Islamist terrorism. Public outrage intensified after CCTV footage of the attack circulated online, revealing the cold-blooded targeting of defenseless civilians gathered to mourn a loved one.
What is particularly revealing is that some of the same people condemning today’s massacre of Jordanian Christians celebrated or excused Hamas’s equally brutal murder of Israeli civilians on October 7. It is remarkable how readily some affirm the sanctity of innocent civilian life in one context and correctly denounce its killing as terrorism, yet deny that same humanity in another and rebrand the murder of civilians as “resistance.”
JaneDoe retweeted
Jihad in Jordan.
Muslim terrorists hunted Christians inside a Greek Orthodox church in Karak while they buried their dead. At least seven murdered, dozens wounded. Witnesses say the gunmen shouted Allahu Akbar as they opened fire on mourners.
According to CBN News, several terrorists methodically targeted the Christians, and Jordanian security took more than 40 minutes to arrive and stop the massacre.
JaneDoe retweeted
This is disturbing footage captured on a church’s livestream in Nigeria.
In the middle of a sermon, islamists burst into the church and began to open fire. You hear the gunshots. You can see the mass panic in the congregation.
Then you see the terrorists storming into the church and begin looting it and taking all the belongings the congregation left behind. More gunfire. More carnage.
This is a daily occurrence in Nigeria and many other parts of Africa. It’s time to end this madness.
JaneDoe retweeted
🚨 ÚLTIMA HORA: MASACRE DE CRISTIANOS EN JORDANIA.
Al menos 7 fieles cristianos fueron asesinados en un brutal atentado islamista contra una iglesia en Jordania. Hay al menos 10 heridos.
Los cristianos siguen pagando con su sangre el precio de la violencia islamista. ⚠️
JaneDoe retweeted
Whom are you trying to fool?
Israel, which is fighting hard against all these vicious actors is the only reason why the region has not collapsed yet!
“The Israeli occupation is the maim source of instability in the region” said Egypt, Saudi Arabia, Turkey (Türkiye) and Pakistan.
Not the Iranian regime and its proxies that have been shooting Arab states for almost a year!!
Not Hamas, Hezbollah, the Houthis, and ISIS terrorists who damaged Gaza, Lebanon, Syria, Libya, Sudan, and Yemen.
Not the dictatorial regimes who are drowning in debt and endless economic crises.
Not the Turkish occupation of northern Syria and northern Iraq and their active military operations there.
Not Qatar’s devious activities, spanning from narrative control to actual funding of terrorist groups (Hamas and the Muslim Brotherhood are the most prominent example)
And, the list goes on!
Israel, which is fighting hard against all these vicious actors is the only reason why the region has not collapsed yet!
