Tabitha Korol’s Confronting the Deception dares to engage Middle Eastern topics that too often are deliberately ignored, downplayed, or swept under the rug.

With the exception of some diehard Communists, very few of the millions who came to America to better their lives brought with them a hostile hidden agenda. Yet this book illustrates the cultural differences of today’s newcomers. Indeed, most mosques and madrassas (where young Muslims are indoctrinated) in America are dominated by hardline Salafi/Wahhabi imams who espouse too many Islamic teachings that promote less than good wishes and actions towards non-Muslim neighbors.

As Ms. Korol reveals, jihad (whether beheading, just subjugating, or the subtle “stealth” variety), conquest of the Infidel, hatred of Jews, subservience of women, and other hallmarks of the “religion of peace” are promoted here as well as overseas by Muslim immigrants. If only 10% of 1.5 billion Muslims adhere to these teachings, we run the risk of the streets of America becoming as dangerous as those in Sweden, Great Britain, France, Germany, etc.

Within the many detailed and important issues covered, Ms. Korol exposes academia’s assault on our children, mainstream media bias, anti-Israel organizations, the BDS movement and its pathetic Progressive Hebrew allies.

Confronting The Deception is an easy, but important, read for a non-head-in-the-sand revelation about our world today.

Gerald A. Honigman
http://q4j-middle-east.com

Latifa Abu Hmeid is a Palestinian mother of six sons who have brought her much acclaim and wealth.    Four are serving life sentences for multiple murders, a fifth was martyred while dodging arrest for the murder of an Israeli, and a sixth is on trial for the confessed murder of Israeli staff sergeant Ronen Lubarsky.   Their mother has earned the title of “role model,” by the Palestinian Authority, and an increase to the reward that already exceeds $1 million.

While mothers in western civilization take pride in having their children succeed in their career choice, marry and give them grandchildren to tend and lovingly spoil, Palestinian parents are the result of an honor-shame culture that has perpetuated itself through the centuries to produce these human “weapons of mass destruction.”  Any potential for humanity remains undeveloped.  In such a culture, the children are raised and controlled through submission, often covert and unintentional, but they are “objectified,” disconnected from all human emotion and relate to others as objects.  This is a multi-faceted term defined by some or all of the following:

• Instrumentality, treated as a tool for another’s purpose;
• Denied autonomy, under constant rule and surveillance;
• Fungibility, treating person as interchangeable with objects, such as weapons;
• Violability, treating person as violable, to be broken, desecrated;
• Ownership, treating person as property;
• Denial of subjectivity, child is trivialized for purpose without concern for experiences and feelings.