Initially, the Prophet Mohammed maintained positive relations with Jews and Christians, whom he regarded as "People of the Book." However, as time went on, tensions arose with the Jewish community and, to a lesser extent, with Christians. This shift was due to their rejection of Mohammed's prophethood and perceived violations of the Constitution of Medina.

An anonymous Jewish commentator suggests that everyone should review four Muslim references related to Jews. The interpretation is left up to the reader, inviting them to delve into a possibly contentious but crucial re-evaluation. However, this is not to influence any opinions, but to ignite a health and enquiring academic curiosity.

The term goyim is a Hebrew word that literally means "nations" and is commonly used in Jewish texts to refer to non-Jews or Gentiles. While the word itself is neutral in many religious and historical contexts, some critics argue that it has been used in a derogatory manner by some Jewish individuals or groups. Is the Use of "Goyim" - Good or Bad? Read on...

Discover the chilling details of the Wannsee Protocol from the secret conference held on 20 Jan 1942, aimed at expediting the deportation of European Jews. The Wannsee Conference is possibly the most significant event in the history of the Third Reich...