Hani Ramadan is the brother of the “Muslim Martin Luther,” Tariq Ramadan, who couches his Islamic supremacism in carefully crafted language designed to lull the kuffar into complacency and stir them to raptures over “moderate Islam.” Hani, by contrast, is a blunt instrument: he came out a few years ago for the Sharia penalty of stoning, and now has exposed himself as an exponent of the most vicious and virulent Islamic Jew-hatred. Will Tariq denounce his brother and distance himself from his hateful statements? The chances of that are about zero minus eight degrees.
“Major Islam conference said mired by anti-Semitism,” JTA, April 25, 2014 (thanks to Pamela Geller):
A major conference on Islam in Paris featured anti-Semitic speeches, according to a sociologist who listened to the lectures.
The speeches were given “a place of honor” at Wednesday’s 31st congress of the Union of Islamic Organizations in France, or UOIF, sociologist Michele Tribalat wrote in the Le Figaro daily Thursday. He singled out a speech by Hani Ramadan, a prominent Muslim leader from Geneva who spoke before thousands of congress participants.
According to the news site www.europe-israel.org, Ramadan said during his address: “All the evil in the world originates from the Jews and the Zionist barbarism.”
The UOIF congress is one of France’s largest and most prominent Islamic events.
Hani Ramadan is a brother of Tariq Ramadan, a Swiss professor who is banned from entering the United States because of donations he made to Palestinian groups designated as terrorist by the US government.
“Against these international schemes of Zionist power, there is only one rampart: Islam,” Hani Ramadan reportedly said.