Islamized Sweden: Hidden Camera Exposes Malmö Koranic School Teaching Hatred of Jews and All Infidels (Video)

A hidden camera investigation has uncovered disturbing practices at the Imam Sadiq Center in Malmö, where children as young as six are being indoctrinated with antisemitic beliefs and hatred toward non-Muslims. The investigation, aired by Swedish broadcaster SVT, has ignited widespread condemnation and intensified debates about Islam’s role in fostering intolerance and antisemitism in the West.

Teaching Hatred to Children

At this Shia Muslim center, privately funded and operating with no municipal oversight, children are subjected to lessons that denigrate Jews and glorify Islamic terror.

• Young children are encouraged to “defend the Palestinian territories” and chant slogans directly linked to the destruction of Israel.
• Jews are labeled as “the infidels,” a term rooted in Islamic doctrine that delegitimizes and dehumanizes non-Muslims.

A hidden recording revealed children chanting the infamous “From the River to the Sea,” a phrase embedded in Hamas’ terrorist charter, which openly calls for the elimination of Israel. According to terrorism expert Magnus Ranstorp, “The slogan is not a simple call for Palestinian rights—it signifies the eradication of the Jewish state. It is embedded in Hamas’ decree, leaving no room for peaceful intentions.”

Islam’s Antisemitic Teachings

This incident showcased the darker side of Islamic religious doctrine, where Jews and other non-Muslims are frequently vilified. The Koranic lessons at the Imam Sadiq Center reflect this hostility, promoting antisemitism as part of their religious curriculum.

Björn Westerström, the coordinator against antisemitism in Malmö, strongly condemned the lessons, highlighting the indoctrination of children to hate Jews. He explained:

“The teacher told the children, ‘God wants them to live, even if the infidels don’t like it.’ It was made clear that ‘the infidels’ referred to Jews. This kind of teaching directly instills antisemitic attitudes in children or creates the groundwork for such hatred to take root in the future.”

Evasion and Denial

The Iranian teacher denied her involvement when confronted, claiming, “I haven’t spoken to the children, and it’s been a long time since I was there.” However, when presented with video evidence of her teaching, she abruptly ended the conversation, stating, “Excuse me, I am at work.”

The center’s manager also attempted to shift blame, claiming, “They just rent the premises. I do not support what they do.” Such denials raise questions about accountability and the extent to which religious institutions are complicit in spreading dangerous Islamic hate.

A Broader Problem in Malmö

Malmö, home to an exploding Muslim population, has long struggled with antisemitism, most of it emanating from Islamic communities. Despite initiatives to combat hatred, including educational programs and outreach efforts, the city continues to face challenges stemming from Islamic immigration:

• In 2021, reports revealed that more than 45% of Malmö’s population comes from immigrant backgrounds, primarily from Islamic countries. This demographic shift has transformed Malmö into a “No-Go-Zone” for Jews, where harassment and violence are widespread.
• Jewish students in Malmö schools face daily threats, often from Arab migrant classmates. A 2020 report highlighted how Jewish students are blamed for Israel’s policies and pressured to defend the Israeli government in classrooms.
• Teachers and staff in Malmö schools have also been implicated in spreading antisemitic rhetoric. One Jewish student described the situation as “really sick,” while a school employee noted, “A Jew in Malmö is the enemy. All Jews are the big enemy.”

The Simon Wiesenthal Center has repeatedly warned Jews against traveling to Malmö due to the city’s hostile environment. These warnings, issued as early as 2010, highlighted threats ranging from harassment to physical violence and even vandalism of synagogues and Jewish graves.

Brainwashing the Next Generation

The Imam Sadiq Center caters to approximately 70 children who attend weekend Koranic classes. Instead of fostering tolerance, the center reinforces hostility towards Jews and glorifies militant resistance. As part of their lessons, children are encouraged to support groups in Lebanon, Gaza, and Palestine, described as those who “carry God’s light” in their fight against the “infidels.”

Malmö’s municipal school counselor, Sara Wettergren (L), described the teachings as nothing short of “brainwashing”:

“This is pure antisemitism. It completely undermines the work we’ve been doing to promote understanding and tolerance among children in Malmö.”

The Role of Left-Wing Policies in Malmö’s Decline

Malmö’s ongoing issues with antisemitism cannot be divorced from Sweden’s left-wing, open-border immigration policies. These policies have inundated the city with migrants from Islamic countries, many of whom bring with them deep-seated anti-Jewish sentiments:

• Sweden’s Social Democrat government, led by Prime Minister Stefan Löfven, has consistently downplayed the role of Islam in the rise of antisemitism. Löfven’s administration has even collaborated with Islamic supremacist organizations and individuals, further entrenching these views in Swedish society.
• Reports from Malmö schools reveal that antisemitism is openly linked to the Israeli-Palestinian conflict, with Arab migrant students and teachers blaming Malmö’s Jewish community for Israel’s policies in Gaza. Politicians like Social Democrat MP Jamal El-Hajs have reinforced this rhetoric, calling for boycotts of Israeli products and even suggesting that Jews distance themselves from Israel.
• Public funds have been used to support organizations and programs that promote pro-Palestinian and anti-Israel narratives, further isolating Malmö’s Jewish community.

The policies of multiculturalism, rooted in misplaced notions of tolerance, have not only enabled but actively encouraged the growth of Islamic extremism. Malmö is not an anomaly—it is a warning.

Wider Implications Across Europe

What is happening in Malmö is not unique. It is part of a broader trend seen in cities across Europe, where unchecked Islamic immigration is fostering antisemitism, social division, and the erosion of European values.

• France: Once the largest Jewish population in Europe, French Jews are fleeing in droves due to rampant Islamic antisemitism. Entire neighborhoods in cities like Paris and Marseille have become hostile to Jews, with violent attacks on the rise.
• Germany: Antisemitic incidents have surged, often linked to recent waves of migrants from the Middle East. Public demonstrations calling for the “death of Jews” and praising terrorist groups like Hamas are becoming disturbingly common. Attacks on Jews and Synagogues have become normalized.
• UK: In London and other cities, Jewish students report harassment and attacks linked to Islamic student groups. Protests against Israel often mask open antisemitism, with slogans echoing those heard at the Imam Sadiq Center.

The cultural incompatibility of many Islamic migrants with Europe’s democratic and secular traditions is increasingly evident. Rather than integrating, many communities remain insular, bringing with them deep-seated prejudices that are incompatible with Western values.

The Threat to Europe’s Future

Islamic immigration has destabilized Europe’s social fabric. It has created parallel societies that reject integration and promote ideologies hostile to the West. The consequences are clear: rising antisemitism, increased crime, and growing mistrust between communities.

• No-Go Zones: Areas where police and public services struggle to operate due to high concentrations of unassimilated Islamic populations are spreading, from Malmö to Brussels to Berlin.
• Political Shifts: As native Europeans grow disillusioned with the failures of multiculturalism, nationalist and anti-Islamic parties are gaining ground, a direct response to governments’ refusal to address the dangers of Islamic immigration.
• Cultural Erosion: The influx of Islamic migrants has diluted Europe’s unique heritage and values, replacing Enlightenment ideals with a culture of intolerance and division.

The Urgent Need for Oversight

The revelations have led to calls for stricter regulation of religious institutions, particularly Islamic centers that operate without municipal oversight. Critics argue that these institutions serve as breeding grounds for Islamic terrorists, exploiting Sweden’s freedoms to promote hatred and division.

“This is not just about antisemitism,” said one observer. “It’s about confronting the uncomfortable truth of how Islamic teachings in some contexts are used to foster hatred, not only towards Jews but also towards all non-Muslims.”

Europe must act decisively to protect itself from the destructive effects of Islamic immigration. Failing to do so will only accelerate the decline of Western civilization. Malmö, and cities like it, stand as grim reminders of what happens when misguided tolerance allows intolerance to thrive.