The mood within the ummah was high following the mid-term elections:
‘Can you count how many Muslims will be representing us in Congress in January 2027?
Congressman Andre Carson
Congresswoman Ilhan Omar
Congresswoman Rashida Tlaib
Congresswoman Lateefah Simon
Congresswoman Aisha Wahab
Newly elected Congressman Adam H Hamawy
Newly elected Congresswoman Darializa Avila ChevalierAnd best of all, newly elected Senator Abdul El-Sayed, inshallah”.
Are you counting how many Muslims will be representing us in Congress in January 2027?
Congressman Andre Carson
Congresswoman Ilhan Omar
Congresswoman Rashida Tlaib
Congresswoman Lateefah Simon
Congresswoman Aisha Wahab
Congressman-elect Adam H Hamawy
Congresswoman-elect…— Zahra Billoo (@ZahraBilloo) 4 November 2026
El-Sayed: ‘Tonight, we must say alhamdulillah’.”
The newly elected congresswoman Darializa Avila Chevalier, a convert to Islam, wants to abolish private property and the police. Another newly elected congresswoman, Aisha Wahab, is calling for an immediate dialogue with the Taliban, and the newly elected congressman Adam Hamawy was a friend of the ‘blind sheikh’ from the first attack on the World Trade Centre.
If many Republican politicians elected to the US Congress had associated with the Oklahoma City bombers, if they had parents and relatives who had worked for ‘charities’ under investigation for funding white supremacist terrorism, or if they themselves were active in organisations that today seek to undermine liberal democracy, we would now be reading dozens of indignant articles in the Italian and Western press, and intellectuals would be crying out about ‘the return of fascism’.
But now there is nothing. Let us therefore try to counterbalance the media’s lies.
As the historian Victor Davis Hanson points out: ‘Over the 126 years of mid-term elections since 1900, the party occupying the White House has lost seats in the House of Representatives in 90 per cent of cases, and in the Senate in 75 per cent of cases.”
Donald Trump is proving to be just as subject to the laws of political gravity as George W. Bush and Barack Obama, both of whom lost mid-term elections.
This, then, is the aspect of politics that our newspapers are so fond of (I cannot recall any headlines about ‘the referendum against Obama’).
Let’s move on to the most important news (in France, Islam-Left are now hoping to do the same in the presidential election).
Khaled Hassan writes:
‘In a matter of two weeks, the Muslim Brotherhood won seats in Israel’s Knesset, secured its first American senator, and the President of the United States announced, under pressure, that military aid to Israel would end within a month. Do you have any idea what this means for the world?’
I certainly have an idea.
And in Minnesota, the notorious sordid state, which is notorious for its scandals involving Somali clans, nine Somalis have been elected to the state legislature, following the re-election of the anti-Semitic Muslim Ilhan Omar to the federal Congress.
The Muslims now sitting in the House of Representatives and the Senate will undoubtedly act as bridgeheads for other ‘brothers’ in the parliaments.
The Atlantic, a well-known anti-Trump magazine, has recently published a disturbing article about the new Member of Congress Hamawy:
The photograph, from april 1993, shows a burly sheikh sitting on a couch wearing a gray kaftan, a white-and-crimson turban, and black sunglasses. His beard is thick and white. Reporters crowd into his Jersey City tenement apartment, waiting to hear him speak. Omar Abdel-Rahman—the man newspapers called the Blind Sheikh—by then had a reputation throughout the Muslim world as the religious leader of Egypt’s largest jihadist group. In 1981, his words inspired the assassins of President Anwar Sadat.
His rhetoric could be unremitting, as in a speech in Brooklyn in early 1993: “We must be terrorists, and we must terrorize the enemies of Islam and frighten them and disturb them and shake the earth under their feet.” By spring of that year, law enforcement was investigating Abdel-Rahman’s possible involvement in at least two killings, including that of a prominent extremist rabbi. And that March, the FBI and foreign agencies had arrested several of Abdel-Rahman’s close followers, among them a man reported to be the sheikh’s part-time driver, on charges of helping carry out the February 1993 bombing of the World Trade Center, which killed six people but had aimed for far more. Two months after that press conference, in June 1993, Abdel-Rahman would be arrested for plotting what would have been another catastrophic day of terrorism in New York City; the plan included blowing up two Hudson River tunnels and the United Nations, and assassinating the Egyptian leader Hosni Mubarak. Hamawy would testify as a defense witness at Abdel-Rahman’s trial in 1995.
Throughout his campaign, Hamawy has not fully accounted for why, as a young man, he kept company with Abdel-Rahman and others in his circle. Several witnesses in Abdel-Rahman’s federal trial testified that the sheikh and his followers spoke often of Bosnia and the duty of Muslims to fight jihad there. Hamawy spent his first week in Sarajevo and the next four in Zenica, a hill city about an hour away. Zenica became the headquarters of the notorious brigade known as Odred El Mudžahid, or “The Jihadist Unit,” composed of foreign fighters from across the Middle East and Chechnya. The brigade had engaged in torture, looting, and massacres of Christian Croats and Serbs, soldiers and civilians alike, some of whom were beheaded; in January 1994, gunmen from the brigade had executed a British aid worker outside of Zenica. Much later, some commanders affiliated with the brigade were convicted of war crimes.
Benevolence International was an important player in that jihadist ecosystem. After 9/11, the U.S. and Bosnia and Herzegovina investigated the group and raided several of its offices. They found many compelling links to al-Qaeda, including a photograph taken in Afghanistan in the late 1980s showing the Benevolence International director Enaam Arnaout and bin Laden. Hamawy told me that he knew nothing at the time about the group’s ties to al-Qaeda or its support for jihadist fighters. Decades later, in 2024 and 2025, Hamawy journeyed to Gaza for another medical mission – at the European Hospital in 2024 and Nasser Hospital in 2025. Afterward, Israel said that its forces had found the body of Mohammed Sinwar, then the military leader of Hamas, in a tunnel that ran beneath the hospital emergency room. I asked Hamawy about Sinwar’s death underneath the European Hospital. “I don’t believe anything until we have third-party observers on the ground,” Hamawy told me.
They neither remember nor confirm. This is called taqiyya. Pretence.
But it works. It is enough to read an article by Gianni Riotta in La Repubblica: ‘Socialists, religious figures and pacifists – the millennial generation’s democratic offensive in the race for the White House’.
One year after Rahman was sentenced to life imprisonment in New York, terrorists from Rahman’s ‘Islamic Group’ carried out the Luxor massacre in Egypt.
The European tourists had their ears and noses cut off before being killed at Hatshepsut’s temple. ‘They beat a little boy repeatedly with the butt of a rifle, and they continued to beat him even after he was dead.’ Sixty people lost their lives in the attack, of whom at least 33 were Swiss nationals. One woman recounted how the terrorists danced and shouted ‘Allah, Allah’. Among the foreign victims were 31 Swiss, 10 Japanese, 5 Germans, 4 Britons (including a young girl), one Bulgarian, one Colombian and one Frenchman. Some were forced to kneel before they were killed. Among them was also the five-year-old British girl Shaunnah Turner.
The Democratic senatorial candidate in Michigan, Abdul El-Sayed, defeated the Republican Mike Rogers. And as the New York Times wrote:
‘There is one thing both the right and left wings of the party agree on: El-Sayed’s result – regardless of whether he wins or loses, and by what margin – will set the framework for the political and ideological debate leading up to one of the most open presidential elections in recent history in 2028.”
He won, and by a comfortable margin.
Sayed has built his reputation on a progressive programme: free healthcare for all, reducing the cost of living, reforming security policy, opposition to the Trump administration and the struggle against Israel.
That is why our newspapers like him so much.
La Repubblica: ‘Sayed: a typical American miracle’ and ‘Obama launches Sayed: “He speaks like Roosevelt”’.
Corriere della Sera: ‘Sayed, the epidemiologist backed by Obama’.
Abdul El Sayed’s mother and uncle-Sayed have worked for an Islamic charity accused of funding Osama bin Laden, Al-Qaeda and Hamas, whilst his father and father-in-law have served on the board of another charity accused of funding Hamas and IS.
Daniel Greenfield paints an excellent portrait of this small family.
El-Sayed’s father and father-in-law sat on the board of Life for Relief and Development, an organisation suspected of having transferred ‘millions to a group that the FBI has identified as the Jordanian branch of Hamas’ and of having ‘financed Al-Qaeda in Iraq’.
Al-Qaeda in Iraq is said to have later become IS.
Life for Relief and Development had links to the Iraqi branch of the Muslim Brotherhood, whose political organisation was known as the Iraqi Islamic Party (IIP).
El-Sayed’s mother and uncle collaborated with the Islamic American Relief Agency (IARA), whose parent organisation, the Islamic Africa Relief Agency, pooled its funds with those of Osama bin Laden’s Afghan Services Bureau.
In 2004 the US Treasury Department designated the IARA and the Islamic Africa Relief Agency as part of a terrorist network providing support to bin Laden, al-Qaeda and the Taliban. Unlike her husband, El-Sayed’s mother was working for the organisation when the FBI carried out the raid. During questioning, she denied all charges.
In the transcripts from the federal trial, she is mentioned “14 times, documenting her involvement in eight money transfers”, including links to Khalid Al Sudani, who was later designated a “global terrorist” (Specially Designated Global Terrorist).
The Afghan Services Bureau operated in the US through the Al-Kifah Refugee Centre, an organisation that channelled funds from the US to Afghanistan, and whose members were responsible for the attack on the World Trade Centre. The bureau made use of the networks of the Muslim Brotherhood, established by first-generation Muslim immigrants who had found employment as doctors and engineers.
Members of the Muslim Brotherhood established and ran charitable organisations which, in reality, served as channels for the financing of political Islam and terrorism. IARA (Islamic Relief Agency) even managed to secure millions of dollars from USAID and used part of these funds to purchase a satellite phone for an Al-Qaeda leader.
Further funds are said to have come from the Islamic Society of North America, founded by representatives of the Muslim Brotherhood. IARA is also said to have been established by the leadership of the American Muslim Council, which in turn was founded by Abdurrahman Alamoudi – a sponsor of Al-Qaeda and a declared member of the Muslim Brotherhood, as well as a former president of the Muslim Students’ Association (MSA).
El-Sayed’s sister has boasted that “my family has long belonged to the Muslim Brotherhood”, adding: “Some of my family members have been imprisoned precisely because of this.” Although the Muslim Brotherhood presents itself as a political organisation, several Islamist terrorist groups have emerged from its ranks, including Al-Qaeda and Hamas.
Sayed’s sister has also celebrated 7 October.
In June the Department of Justice charged eight activists, including one of El-Sayed’s colleagues, with threatening pro-Israeli leaders at the University of Michigan and vandalising the building of the Jewish Federation of Detroit on the occasion of theanniversary of 7 October.
Both Abdul El-Sayed and his wife have held leadership positions in the Muslim Students Association. Several presidents and prominent figures in the MSA have subsequently taken on leadership roles in American politics and within Al-Qaida. Among these are Wa’el Hamza Julaidan, co-founder of Al-Qaeda and former leader of the MSA at the University of Arizona, and Anwar Al-Awlaki, who was leader of the MSA at Colorado State University before leading Al-Qaeda in Yemen and being killed by a US drone.
Politics or jihad were two of the possible paths an MSA leader, trained by the Islamist movement, could take.
Sayed has campaigned against a law in Oklahoma that prohibits the introduction of Sharia law.
Despite denials, Abdul El-Sayed comes from a family with links to the Muslim Brotherhood; he has played a prominent role in an organisation affiliated with the Muslim Brotherhood and has married a woman from another family with links to the same movement. Both families have been involved in networks of Islamic charitable organisations which, in the years following 11 September, were placed under close surveillance on grounds of terrorism and complicity.
The Muslim Brotherhood congratulates Sayed.
Organisations affiliated with the Muslim Brotherhood in the US have claimed that organisations such as Life for Relief and Development and the Islamic American Relief Agency (IARA) have been subjected to attacks by ‘Islamophobes’ in the context of the ‘war on terror’, which was triggered following the 11 September attacks.
However, these groups had already come under scrutiny following the attacks on the US embassies in 1998, which were orchestrated by Osama bin Laden from Sudan.
For example, the newly elected Democratic Member of Congress Adam Hamawy travelled to Bosnia with a charity organisation that later turned out to have links to Al-Qaeda.
It was Richard A. Clarke, a counter-terrorism expert in the Clinton administration, who pushed for stricter controls on the IARA. The Democrats – before their party was infiltrated by Islamist actors such as El-Sayed and his allies – had begun to implement an anti-terrorism programme.
The El-Sayed family is a fairly typical example of the Islamist clans that have established themselves in the US. These are not ‘progressive’ or ‘left-wing’, but individuals who follow the Muslim Brotherhood’s approach: They emphasise a rhetoric that focuses on social justice, whilst prioritising their global ideological war… including Gaza.
Aber Kawas has just been elected to the New York State Senate. Kawas is the first Palestinian-American and the first Muslim woman to be elected to the New York State Legislature.
This is why El-Sayed has joined the Uncommitted movement, with the aim of putting pressure on Kamala Harris and the Democrats to support Hamas – the terrorist wing of the Muslim Brotherhood in Gaza – at Israel’s expense.
The Democratic Socialist Zohran Mamdani, who was a New York State Assembly member and later mayor, published a photograph showing him in a mosque in Brooklyn alongside his imam, Siraj Wahhaj, whom he described as ‘one of the country’s most important Muslim leaders’.
When the first attack on the World Trade Centre took place in 1993, this mosque was visited by several people linked to that attack. The imam pictured next to Mamdani was an unindicted accomplice in the attack and testified in defence of Omar Abdel-Rahman, the ‘blind sheikh’ who led the terrorist planning.
And the city where the 11 September attacks took place has now fallen into the hands of an Islamist who claims that his aunt, who was afraid to wear a veil, is just as much a victim of 11 September as the three thousand innocent people who were burnt to ashes by bin Laden.
Siraj Wahhaj, vice-president of the Islamic Society of North America (ISNA), says that
Democracy will crumble, and there will be nothing, and the only thing that will remain will be Islam. “If only Muslims were clever politically, they could take over the United States and replace its constitutional government with a caliphate. If eight million Muslims unite in America, the country will come to us.”
It is coming, it is coming.
“We hoped to establish an Islamic state everywhere,” wrote Jamal Khashoggi – the agent with links to Qatar who was murdered. “We believed that the first would lead to the second, and that this would trigger a domino effect that could turn the history of humanity on its head.”
If eight million Muslims join forces in America, the country will come to us… They say it into microphones, to the press, on social media, and yet we do not take them seriously.
But soon, perhaps even the Democrats – the ones behind Michelle’s organic garden, the gender-neutral pronouns, the seventy genders on Facebook, ‘safe spaces’, ‘trigger warnings’ and ‘pregnant people’ – realise who they’re dealing with.
The left is beginning to fear its pact with the devil. In Michigan, the home state of the new Muslim senator, they’ve already realised it.
Hamtramck has elected a city council consisting exclusively of Muslims (comprising three members of Yemeni origin, two of Bengali origin and a Polish woman who has converted to Islam). “Until now, Serbs, Polish Catholics and Ukrainians have dominated political life in Hamtramck, but immigrants from Bengal and Yemen have finally replaced the Eastern Europeans”, explained The Guardian, the British newspaper known for supporting diversity, inclusion and social justice.
There was too much diversity, and the Islamic junta has banned the rainbow flags.
The marvellous ‘Rabbi from Gaza’, Linda Goldstein, writes: ‘White smoke. Michigan has a new Senator”.
White Smoke. Michigan has a new Senator 🥳🎉🇵🇸🥰 pic.twitter.com/XRccxn2upv
— Rabbi Linda Goldstein (🇵🇸🍉I/P Commentary) (@realrabbilinda) 4 November 2026
The end of the free West is drawing near, and the contemptuous ‘woke’ who are digging its grave are rejoicing at this self-destruction. This suicidal jubilation over one’s own executioners is an expression of a weariness in a decaying civilisation without historical parallel.
So good luck, America, the brave and the beautiful!
But as I wrote in January: Soon we’ll all be living in Mamdanistan.
On that day, we may realise, regardless of whether we stand on the right or the left, that elections don’t mean much if you’ve already lost your country.
