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איר דוד כהנא‎, Meir David Kahane (1932 – 1990) was an American-Israeli rabbi, ultra-Zionist political figure, teacher and writer, whose work became either the direct or indirect foundation of most modern Jewish militant and extreme right-wing political Groups. Rabbi Meir Kahane Of The Jewish Defence League Speaks ‎(LP, Album).

Meir David Kahane was a Jewish religious & Israeli nationalist activist who founded the Jewish Defense League (JDL). His controversial nature is a testament to the fact that he has been referred to as both a "visionary hero of the Jewish people" and as a "criminal racist" or "Kahanazi". Kahane (born August 1, 1932; died November 5, 1990) was born in Brooklyn, New York. His life's work, however, really started in 1968, when he founded the Jewish Defense League (JDL), whose activities were aimed at self-defense of the Jewish community in Brooklyn and harassment of Soviet activities in New York as a protest against the treatment of Jews in Russia. Kahane saw many of the poor and elderly Jews living in the inner-city being targeted by criminals; as a result, he set out to change the image of the Jew from "weak and vulnerable" to one of a "mighty fighter, who strikes back fiercely against tyrants.

El Sayyid Nosair (born 16 November 1955) is an Egyptian-born American citizen, convicted of involvement in the 1993 New York City landmark bomb plot. He had earlier been tried for, but acquitted of, the 1990 New York City assassination of Meir Kahane, a Jewish religious figure and far-right Israeli politician. He later admitted to have committed this assassination as well.

Meir Kahane was a Rabbi and Jewish activist, founder of the Jewish Defense League (JDL) and Kach movement. During the 1960s he founded the Jewish Defense League in New York; it avowed the use of violence, including bombings, adopting the motto Never Again - no repeal of the Holocaust. Its activities included self-defense operations in urban areas (especially Brooklyn) where Jews felt threatened and the harassment of Soviet activities in New York as a protest against the Soviet anti-Jewish policy. Kahane claimed to have been an FBI undercover agent during the 1960s, using the name Michael King

Meir Kahane's grandson, Meir Ettinger, also runs an extremist Jewish organisation. He was arrested in 2015 on suspicion of arson that led to a Palestinian infant burning alive. Staunchly anti-Arab and an advocate of using violence against Palestinians - and anyone else standing in opposition to his group's goals - Kahane once said that "to turn the other cheek is not a Jewish concept". Still, the mantra "Kahane was right" has been adopted by some of the most hard-line and ideological Israeli settlers in the West Bank to show their continued support for his ideologies. The JDL's position with regard to Israel is denial of any Palestinian claims to land and the calling for the removal of all Arabs from the 'Jewish-inherited soil'," explained the Southern Poverty Law Center (SPLC), which tracks extremist groups in the US.

Have you heard of Rabbi Meir Kahane? ✪ Rabbi Meir Kahane debates Ehud Olmert on Nightline. Letters from Prison, Jewish Identity Center, 1974. Our Challenge: The Chosen Land, Chilton, 1974. Why Be Jewish? Intermarriage, Assimilation, and Alienation, Stein & Day, 1977.

Kahane proposed enforcing Jewish law, as codified by Maimonides. Non-Jews wishing to dwell in Israel would have three options: remain as "resident strangers" with limited rights, leave Israel and receive compensation for their property, or be forcibly removed without compensation. While he was serving in the Knesset in the mid-1980s Kahane proposed numerous laws, none of which.

Rabbi Nachum Shifren, from California, said he was supporting the English Defence League because he opposed multiculturalism, and promised to act with "full force" against shariah law. But his plans have been roundly criticised by Jewish community organisations. The Community Security Trust said that Jews who believed they could shape the EDL, or find shelter in the group, were "utterly deluded". Brazilian-born Jewish activist Roberta Moore is head of the EDL Jewish division which was set up earlier this year. She said: "We are going to the embassy to show support for Israel, to fight jihad in our streets. It just cannot go on. We do not have enough Jews standing up to protest.

Founded by Rabbi Meir Kahane in New York City in 1968, the JDL's self-described purpose was to protect Jews from local manifestations of antisemitism. Its criticism of the Soviet Union increased support for the group, transforming it from a "vigilante club" into an organization with a stated membership numbering over 15,000 at one point. Violence in the New York City area was on the rise, with Jews comprising a disproportionately large percentage of the victims. Elderly Jews were being harassed and mugged, storeowners