Al-Lidawi: Purim pastry mixed with blood of non-Jewish victims

As reported by Ma’an News Agency, In this writing al-Lidawi, reveals some of secrets of Purim holidays that is celebrated in Israel, in these days, claiming that the pastry cooked and offered in this celebrations, is mixed with the blood of a non-jewsih victim, sacrificed for sacred.

He wrote on the occasion of Purim:

“This is the same holiday that the peoples of Europe hated and detested [and because of it] wished that the Jews would leave their countries so they could be saved from their wickedness. This is because the Jews who lived in Europe would always bake a large pastry on the occasion of the holiday, and everyone would eat it. However, this pastry was mixed with the blood of a victim they chose from among those who were not Jews.”

He continued: “Most of the time the victim was a little boy, whom they would place in a perforated barrel full of spikes. The spikes would stab the body of the victim and his blood would flow into a special dish that collected it. After this, they would use it to prepare the pastry for the sacred holiday, and they would make sure that all the Jews in the area ate some of it. Because of this, the European peoples loathed the presence of the Jews in their countries and longed for them to leave. For they were the reason for every despicable deed, the mechanism for the commission of every crime, and the source of all social and economic corruption…”