O’ Tender-hearted Saudi Arabia: Former Saudi Justice Minister Set to Visit Auschwitz in 2020

By Staff, Agencies

Although sucking more blood everywhere it happens to have hands, bloodthirsty Saudi Arabia is showing solidarity with the Jewish community.

As part of warming ties with the Zionist entity, former Saudi ‘Justice’ Minister Mohammad Abdulkarim al-Issa will visit Auschwitz concentration camp in Poland as part of an ‘agreement’ signed between the Muslim World League and the American Jewish Committee.

The paper aims at ‘enhancing mutual cooperation and understanding.’

Al-Issa, currently Secretary General of the Muslim World League, will accompany American Jewish Committee CEO David Harris to Auschwitz in January to mark the alleged 75th anniversary of the liberation of the camp -- where 1.5 million Jews perished during the so-called Holocaust.

The visit will come as part of a memorandum of understanding between the two institutions signed Tuesday “to further Muslim-Jewish understanding and cooperate against racism and extremism in all its forms,” the AJC said in a statement.

As part of their agreement, al-Issa will also address the AJC Global Forum in Berlin in June 2020. Saudi Arabia, for its part, will host Harris’ reciprocal visit atop of an AJC delegation.

“I believe that by paying my respects to the victims of Auschwitz, I will encourage Muslims and non-Muslims to embrace mutual respect, understanding and diversity,” al-Issa said in the statement, while claiming that recent attacks against places of worship in Pittsburgh, Christchurch, and Sri Lanka “compel us all to unite and stand up against those who want to divide us.”

On Tuesday, al-Issa also signed an agreement with Rabbi Arthur Schneier, President of the Appeal of Conscience Foundation, to coordinate efforts ‘to protect religious sites and worshipers, of any religion, from violent attacks.’