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According to a complaint filed by The Aguda - The Association for LGBTQ Equality in Israel, a broadcast on KAN 11 called for the murder and execution of LGBT people.
'They are unnatural': Arab channel TV show guest calls for the execution of gay people
Among other things, a Muslim named Saeed Badran said that "homosexuals are outside of nature" and that he supports killing them he said in a broadcast on Monday night.
Among other things, a Muslim named Saeed Badran said that "homosexuals are outside of nature" and that he supports killing them he said in a broadcast on Monday night.
He made the complaints about gays in Israel but he obviously does not speak for Israelis as Israel happens to be the most democratic, live-and-let-live country in the entire Middle East where the remainder are as homo-homicidal as one can imagine.
The complaint is about a show on "Makan 33," an Arabic-language channel owned by the same company that runs KAN 11. But the calls for killing gays came from Muslim Arabs, certainly not from Israel where they hold an annual gay pride parade in Tel Aviv.
Badran also said that it wouldn't matter if it were an Islamic (Shariah) state, Judaic (Halachic) state, or Christian state; all would execute gay people if they ruled by religion.
Badran also said that it wouldn't matter if it were an Islamic (Shariah) state, Judaic (Halachic) state, or Christian state; all would execute gay people if they ruled by religion.
What are they afraid of? Islamic paradise, Jannah, offers young, handsome boys along with the 72 virgins, as a reward, and the wives get to watch.
KAN 11 responded, "The words that were said on the broadcast in Arabic are intolerable, and it was not appropriate for them to be broadcast. We immediately removed the segment from the network. The guest who said the things on the broadcast will not return to our broadcasts."
The association responded, "These are statements that have the power to incite serious violence against LGBT people and directly endanger the lives of LGBT people from Arab society in particular, many of whom are also in danger every day.
"In light of this, we expect and demand from the broadcasting corporation, whose responsibility it is to represent all sections of the public appropriately and properly, to take all sanctions against the program team, the editors, the presenter, and anyone who approved the broadcast of the interview and leaving it on the air for long minutes."
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| This is how Muslims treat gay people as prescribed in the 'holy' Qur'an |
"In light of this, we expect and demand from the broadcasting corporation, whose responsibility it is to represent all sections of the public appropriately and properly, to take all sanctions against the program team, the editors, the presenter, and anyone who approved the broadcast of the interview and leaving it on the air for long minutes."
KAN 11 responded, "The words that were said on the broadcast in Arabic are intolerable, and it was not appropriate for them to be broadcast. We immediately removed the segment from the network. The guest who said the things on the broadcast will not return to our broadcasts."
Badran is obviously quite Islamic.
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