No member of the British royal family has yet visited Israel in an official capacity. Prince Philip was there in 1994 to attend a Yad Vashem ceremony to honour his late mother, and Prince Charles attended the funeral of Prime Minister Yitzhak Rabin. But there has never been an official visit.In 2007 The Jewish Chronicle in Britain got a hold of an email exchange showing that Israel was trying to set up a visit from Charlie's closest aids as a first step in getting the Prince make an official visit to the Holy Land. Charles, who is as popular in Saudi Arabia as Jerry Lewis is in France, rebuffed his aid's desire to make a trip because there was no way the Prince was going to travel to Israel. You see, Charlie isn't a big fan of the Jewish State.
Once again Prince Charlie is showing his contempt for Jewish Blood, the heir to the British throne, joined Prime Minister Gordon Brown by lending his voice to a charity which raises money for Hamas.
A CHARITY praised last week by Gordon Brown and the Prince of Wales has channelled hundreds of thousands of pounds to groups linked to Hamas, the banned terrorist organisation, according to security sources.The Prime Minister and the heir to the throne personally praised Muslim Aid, whose own accounts show it has paid at least £325,000 to the Islamic University of Gaza, where leading Hamas figures teach, and £13,998 to the al-Ihsan Charitable Society, designated by the US government as a “sponsor of terrorism” and a front for the Palestinian Islamic Jihad terrorist group.
Security sources also claim that Muslim Aid has helped channel a further £210,600 to six other organisations in the Gaza Strip since July 2009, all of which they say are linked to Hamas.
Muslim Aid is banned from the West Bank by the Israeli government, which says it is a member of the Union of Good, an alliance of charities that raise money for Hamas. Hamas is banned throughout the EU as a designated terrorist organisation.
In a video address to Muslim Aid’s 25th anniversary dinner on Wednesday, Mr Brown praised the charity’s “valuable work” and said: “I wish Muslim Aid and its passionate and committed staff and supporters the very best for another 25 years of achievement.”
According to invitations sent out by Muslim Aid, Mr Brown had been due to speak in person at the dinner, but cancelled at the last minute. However, another member of the Cabinet, Shaun Woodward, the Northern Ireland Secretary, did speak, as did a member of the Conservative front bench, Andrew Mitchell MP. Two other ministers, Sadiq Khan and Gareth Thomas, attended the dinner.
The Prince sent a message saying that “our country is incredibly fortunate to be able to count on organisations like Muslim Aid, who bring not only help, but hope to those most in need”.
Muslim Aid, based at the hardline East London Mosque, has close links to the Islamic Forum of Europe (IFE), a fundamentalist Muslim group based in the same offices.
Muslim Aid raised more than £24 million last year and has been given at least £830,000 of public money. It claims to serve humanity “regardless of political affiliation” and only supports lawful organisations.
However, one foreign security source said: “We are opening our eyes on them. In the past they were supporting the outer rim of Hamas societies in Gaza. Now they are supporting the core.”
The Islamic University of Gaza, created in 1978 by the founder of Hamas, Sheikh Ahmed Yassin, is the main training ground for future Hamas leaders and dozens of its current leaders also teach, or have taught, there.
Ismail Haniyeh, the Hamas leader, was a trustee. It is described by The New York Times as “one of the prime means for Hamas to convert Palestinians to its Islamist cause.” Its rector of advanced studies has been quoted as saying that Jews should be “butchered”.
Muslim Aid said that the university was registered with the Palestine National Authority and that the payment was legitimate.
Other Hamas-linked organisations to which Muslim Aid has channelled money, according to security sources, are the National Association for Moderation and Development (£125,000), the Islamic Society of Nuseirat (£37,000), the Islamic Centre of Gaza (£21,000), the Islamic Society of Khan Younis (£15,000), the Khan Younis Zakat Committee (£7,600) and the Islamic al-Salah, Gaza (£5,000.) Some of this money was not raised by Muslim Aid itself but by other charities.
The Sunday Telegraph has seen official documents supporting these claims. The societies are not directly involved in military activities but are said to be part of Hamas’s extensive social and educational network.
Muslim Aid says it is an “international development” charity. However, in the last two years for which accounts are on file, it paid £174,965 to the Muslim Council of Britain, a political lobbying group dominated by the IFE and its allies, which has nothing to do with disaster relief or war zones.
It has also paid at least £550,000 to the East London Mosque, which is closely linked to the IFE.
I don't want to suggest that Prince Charles has absolutely no compassion at all for the Jewish people. When his son Prince Harry was caught wearing a Nazi Costume he made the boy apologize, made him visit Auschwitz and forced him to watch Schindler's list. The real question at the time was did he punish his son for the "act" or for causing a public embarrassment. I suspect the latter, especially when you consider that he is raising money for an organization whose mission is to kill Jews.
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Prinz Charles' uncle was the Duke of Windsor who abdicated the throne for Mrs Simpson. They both hung out with Hitler.
Although Queen Victoria liked her prime minister Disraeli, basically the British royal family are German and anti-semitic. The entire upper class of Britain is anti-semitic, always has been. They are a bunch of drooling inbreds.
Prince Charles likes young arab boys and has also used the servants in Buckingham Palace(they are all men and gay)Its well known in UK.
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