Media reports focus on the fact that Barasneh was involved with a neo-Nazi group. They would never deign to tell the public why he might find such a group simpatico. As far as the establishment media is concerned, Islamic antisemitism doesn’t exist.
Also, foes of jihad violence and Sharia oppression are constantly likened to Nazis. Yet here are some actual Nazis, and they’re not aligned with foes of jihad, but with a Muslim migrant. Reality and the establishment media narrative are two very different things.
“Neo-Nazi with Jordanian roots charged with vandalizing U.S. synagogue,” by Yulia Karra, Ynet News, January 19, 2020:
A man of Jordanian descent has been charged in Wisconsin with vandalizing a synagogue as part of his activity with a white supremacist group called The Base.
Yousef O. Barasneh, 22, was charged Friday with violating citizens’ rights to property.
The Milwaukee Journal Sentinel newspaper reported Barasneh spray-painted swastikas and other anti-Semitic symbols and slogans on Beth Israel Sinai Congregation in the city of Racine sometime between September 15 and 23 of last year….
According to the Facebook page of Barasneh’s father, he immigrated to the United States from the Jordanian city of Amman and the family is now settled in the city of Oak Creek. His mother, Aliceann, appears to be a Wisconsin native and a former employee of Salam School in the city of Milwaukee.
The Base, a collective of hardcore neo-Nazis that operate as a paramilitary organization, has proclaimed war against minority communities within the United States and abroad, the FBI has said, who found the group active in Wisconsin….
Authorities said the group’s plan to vandalize synagogues with anti-Semitic graffiti and break windows was part of what the group called “Operation Kristallnacht,” a reference to a 1938 incident when Nazis torched synagogues in Germany, vandalized Jewish homes and business and killed close to 100 people….