attribution – You must give appropriate credit, provide a link to the license, and indicate if changes were made. An Afro-German female with no legal degree as well as no criminal justice or political experience took his position. In the process, a very unique sound emerges that combines the melancholy of Iranian prose with the harshness of Afro-American rap. He makes no mention, for instance, of Muslims, Arabs and Persians waging imperialist wars of aggression throughout their history, including the colonial occupation of Spain and the Balkans, nor does he mention that Islamic nations were committing genocide against Greek and Armenian Christians as late as the 20th century. In addition, Khani’s article omits the Arab slave trade, which involved the enslavement of approximately 1 million White Europeans across Europe’s vast coastline, or Arab and Persian involvement in the African slave trade.

If you read this sentence, then it hasn’t been cut by the editors – and even that is becoming a rarity. Following the mass riots involving migrant youth on New Year’s Eve, German-Iranian author and commentator Behzad Karim Khani is criticizing the debates about the young men of foreign origin, which he says are fueled by historical racism. His debut novel Hund, Wolf, Schakal (2022) won the debut prize at the Harbour Front Literature Festival. Moreover, data shows that the vast majority of attacks against Jews in Germany are perpetrated by Arabs and Muslims.

Saam grows up in a small Iranian town in the shadow of the Gulf War; explosions rock the city every night. According to another survey, Jewish victims of attacks in Germany have said that in 57 percent of cases, the attacker was either of a Middle-Eastern appearance or have belonged to a far-left group, while only in 20 percent of cases did they claim that the perpetrators belonged to a far-right group. This site is protected by reCAPTCHA Enterprise and the Google Privacy Policy and Terms of Service apply. As Saam fights to earn respect and protect his brother, we see his gradual development into a violent thug who ends up in prison.

Just last week, the Green party replaced their own justice minister in the state of Thuringia simply because he was a white male. Not our coarseness, which has become a breeding ground for the blunt violent excesses of our children. Doppelt fremd im arabisch dominierten Neukölln, fristet der Vater ein Leben zwischen Taxifahren, Backgammon und Scham, während Saam versucht, die Rolle des Familienoberhaupts auszufüllen. It whispers about exclusivity, about the reticence and lack of willingness to integrate into this country.At our next international book club meeting, we are delighted to welcome Behzad Karim Khani, who will present his book Hund, Wolf, Schakal. It explodes with energy and violence, stopping just short of being voyeuristic, and gives a very powerful sense not only of what it must be like to grow up in that kind of milieu but how easy it is to fall through the net (and also the excitement that it entails). In fact, it seems to be increasing in direct proportion to the political gains of right wing extremists in that country, which many people who now live on Sonnenallee once fled. Last year for Counter-Currents I wrote about “ The 22 Worst Things About 2022,” but this year I’m shifting the focus back to annoying people. He asserts that regardless of what Germans think about the riots, migrants are not only going to stay in the country but will eventually “inherit Germany” from ethnic Germans, who are “dying off.

Data shows that the vast majority of attacks against Jews in Germany are perpetrated by Arabs and Muslims.

If the file has been modified from its original state, some details such as the timestamp may not fully reflect those of the original file. Ijoma Mangold)Nach der Hinrichtung der Mutter im Tumult der Iranischen Revolution fliehen der elfjährige Saam und sein kleiner Bruder Nima mit ihrem Vater nach Deutschland. At our latest international book club meeting, we are delighted to welcome Behzad Karim Khani, who will present his book "Hund, Wolf, Schakal".

When he was but a wee beardless lad of only ten, the Iranian-born Behzad Karim Khani and his family successfully applied for refugee status and left Iran for Germany. Mit allen Mitteln erkämpft er sich Respekt unter den brutalen Straßengangs, um seinen Bruder Nima zu beschützen.Meanwhile his brother Nima gets involved with Berlin’s alternative skateboarding scene and the two brothers drift apart, until eventually Saam gets a letter from his brother saying that his father has died, and enclosing a picture of the three of them in Teheran.