Dallas Holocaust Museum where Westboro Baptist Church Hate Group Plans Anti-Semitic Protest on July 9, 2010 (Photo: Dallas Holocaust Museum Web Site)

Dallas, Texas: Chabad of Dallas - where Westboro Baptist Church Hate Group Plans Anti-Semitic Protest on July 11 (Photo: Google)

Responsible for Equality And Liberty (R.E.A.L.) rejects efforts to use hate and intimidation to deny our universal human rights of freedom of religion and worship.   R.E.A.L. has also posted on the previous activities by the Westboro Baptist Church to protest synagogues in New York City and in Colorado.  R.E.A.L. has reported on the Westboro Baptist Church spreading Holocaust Denial in its videos stating “you lie about the holocaust days.”

Westboro Baptist Church Hate Group Protester with Anti-Semitic Sign "God Hates Jews"

In May 2010, the Congregation Beth el Binah reported receiving a package from Westboro Baptist Church “hate group” labeled “Obama Hates Israel,” with a DVD “Jews killed Jesus”; this was reported by the Dallas Voice on May 6, 2010.

In Dallas, a non-profit organization the Resource Center Dallas is calling for members of the north Texas community to donate a dollar for each minute that the Westboro Baptist Church protests the Congregation Beth el Binah, which has outreach to the LGBT community of Dallas.  Resource Center Dallas Associate Executive Director Bret Camp has stated that “the protestors have been known to abandon their protests when they’re turned into a fundraiser.”

The Jewish Star has reported on the Westboro Baptist Church (WBC): “The automated telephone greeting at the Westboro Baptist Church features a pleasant, Southern-accented female voice who advises if you are a ‘Hindu, Buddhist, Muslim, or Christ-rejecting Jew,’ that ‘God hates you all.’”

On June 24, 2010, the WBC also praised “world terror” and terrorist attacks on humanity.  The WBC group has praised terrorist bombings on a Somalia mosque, praised terrorist attacks against Iraqi Christians, and has praised the shooting and the murder of police officers.  At the end of April 2010, the Florida-based Dove World Outreach group decided to support and defend the WBC, and held a joint march with the WBC “hate group.”   Dove World Outreach’s objective is to promote a message that “Islam is of the Devil.” On July 4, the WBC’s ally Dove World Outreach held their own protest against an Islamic mosque in Gainesville, Florida.

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Some view the Westboro Baptist Church as merely “fundamentalist.” We challenge that definition and instead view their efforts to seek to deny freedom of religion, freedom of worship to others by intimidation tactics, as well as their history of praising violence against others and praising violence against law enforcement, as nothing less than a “Christian supremacist” “hate group.” We call upon all Christians to denounce the Westboro Baptist Church’s activities and their interpretation of Christianity as not representing the views of most Christians around the world.

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Responsible for Equality And Liberty (R.E.A.L.) supports our universal human rights, including our universal human right of dignity, and our universal human rights of freedom of religion, freedom of worship, and freedom of conscience.   Article 18 of the Universal Declaration of Human Rights states: “Everyone has the right to freedom of thought, conscience and religion; this right includes freedom to change his religion or belief, and freedom, either alone or in community with others and in public or private, to manifest his religion or belief in teaching, practice, worship and observance.”

We condemn such protests against houses of worship as seeking to intimidate and spread fear among those seeking their universal human rights of freedom of worship.   We urge those whose hearts are burdened by hate against others to remove the burden of hate from their hearts, and to find common cause with their fellow human beings in being responsible for equality and liberty together.

We urge all to Choose Love, Not Hate, Love Wins.

Congregation Har Shalom, Fort Collins, Colorado - Target for Westboro Baptist Church Anti-Semitic Protests (Photo: Website)

The WBC has a long history of protesting and picketing Jewish synagogues in New York City and throughout the United States, including spreading Holocaust Denial in its videos stating “you lie about the holocaust days.”

Westboro Baptist Church Hate Group Protester with Anti-Semitic Sign "God Hates Jews"

On July 9, 2010, the WBC plans to picket and protest a Jewish house of worship in Dallas, Texas (Congregation Beth el Binah), as well as the Dallas Holocaust Museum, Jewish Community Center of Dallas, Yavneh Academy of Dallas, and Texas Jewish Post.

The Jewish Star has reported on the WBC: “The automated telephone greeting at the Westboro Baptist Church features a pleasant, Southern-accented female voice who advises if you are a ‘Hindu, Buddhist, Muslim, or Christ-rejecting Jew,’ that ‘God hates you all.’”

On June 24, 2010, the WBC also praised “world terror” and terrorist attacks on humanity.  The WBC group has praised terrorist bombings on a Somalia mosque, praised terrorist attacks against Iraqi Christians, and has praised the shooting and the murder of police officers.  At the end of April 2010, the Florida-based Dove World Outreach group decided to support and defend the WBC, and held a joint march with the WBC hate group.   Dove World Outreach’s objective is to promote a message that “Islam is of the Devil.”

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Responsible for Equality And Liberty (R.E.A.L.) supports our universal human rights, including our universal human right of dignity, and our universal human rights of freedom of religion, freedom of worship, and freedom of conscience.   Article 18 of the Universal Declaration of Human Rights states: “Everyone has the right to freedom of thought, conscience and religion; this right includes freedom to change his religion or belief, and freedom, either alone or in community with others and in public or private, to manifest his religion or belief in teaching, practice, worship and observance.”

We condemn such protests against houses of worship as seeking to intimidate and spread fear among those seeking their universal human rights of freedom of worship.

We urge all to Choose Love, Not Hate, Love Wins.

On June 24, 2010, the Westboro Baptist Church praised “world terror” on its hate group blog “Godsmack,” stating “PRAISE GOD FOR WORLD TERROR!” and “God is your Terrorist!”

The remarks were part of commentary regarding recent terror-suspected arrests involving security procedures involving the G20 summit in Toronto, Canada.

The WBC group has praised terrorist bombings on a Somalia mosque, praised terrorist attacks against Iraqi Christians, and has praised the shooting and the murder of police officers.  At the end of April 2010, the Florida-based Dove World Outreach group decided to support and defend the WBC, and held a joint march with the WBC hate group.   Dove World Outreach’s objective is to promote a message that “Islam is of the Devil.”

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Responsible for Equality And Liberty (R.E.A.L.) supports our universal human rights, and unequivocally condemns terrorism.

We urge all to Choose Love, Not Hate, Love Wins.

Hutaree: Fourth Member of Michigan Militia Is Released From Jail
– Kristopher Sickles

3 Hutaree released from jail
— Detroit Free Press: “U.S. District Judge Victoria Roberts agreed to release Tina Stone 44, of Clayton; her stepson, David Stone Jr., 19, of Adrian, and Jacob Ward, 33, of Huron, Ohio.”

See also other reports on Hutaree.

Indiana: White Supremacist-Nazi Propaganda, Hitler Book, Weapons Found in Raid of Suspected Hutaree Militia Members

Hutaree Militia Was a Fan of Anti-Government Band Poker Face

Michigan: Christian Supremacist Milita Hutaree Members Indicted for Terror Plot Against Police

Hutaree Recruitment Video Shows Hunting for Troops

Hutaree - Nine Members Initially Arrested

The “hate group” Westboro Baptist Church praised the attack on Iraqi Christians that led to the death of one Christian shop keeper and injured at least 80 Iraqi Christian students  who were traveling on buses when their buses were attacked by multiple bombs.  The next day, between 2,500 and 3,000 Iraqi Christians protested the bus bomb attack on Christian students.

The Westboro Baptist Church (WBC) “hate group” praised this attack on Christians, however, stating “THANK GOD FOR ATTACKS ON ‘CHRISTIAN’ COLLEGE STUDENTS IN IRAQ!”

The WBC “hate group” blog declared “20 busloads of students from ‘Christian’ towns and villages in the Nineveh Plain were heading back to the University of Mosul with Iraqi-soldier-escorts, when car and roadside bombs hit five of the buses, killing an Iraqi and seriously wounding 70 students.  ‘I still do not know what they want from Christians.’  GodSmack!  The enmity of the citizens of the world against the faithless-false religion fraudulently claiming the name ‘Christianity’ comes from God!”

The WBC “hate group” blog questions the Christianity of Iraqi Christian students who were attacked, putting quotation marks around the word Christian when praising attacks on them.

On April 21, 201, the Dove World Outreach Christian organization expressed their solidarity with the Westboro Baptist Church “hate group.”

Westboro Baptist Church "Hate Group" Praises Attacks on Iraqi Christians

A Wounded Iraqi Christian Woman Gets Medical Care (Photo: AFP)

Fragments of a Blood-Stained Notebook After Targeted Bus Bomb Attack on Christians (Photo: AP)

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Responsible for Equality And Liberty (R.E.A.L.) supports our unqualified, universal human rights, including our freedom of religion and the necessary pluralism that such freedoms entail.  We urge all those whose hearts are burdened by hate and who promote or praise violence, to unburden their hearts from hate and violence.

Choose Love, Not Hate.  Love Wins.

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See also reports:

– Westboro Baptist Church Hate Group Praises Shooting of Detroit Police Officer

– Hate Group “Westboro Baptist Church” Cheers on Shooting of NYC Police Officer

– Westboro Baptist Church Hate Group Praises Floods and Tragic Deaths

– Westboro Baptist Church Hate Group Praises Mosque Bombing

– Kansas: “Westboro Baptist Church” Promotes Anti-Semitic Hate Videos – Promotes Holocaust Denial

– NYC: “Westboro Baptist Church” Hate Group Spreads Anti-Semitic Hate

– NYC: “Westboro Baptist” Hate Group to Protest New York Area Synagogues

– Father Of Dead Marine Ordered To Pay Legal Fees Of Westboro Baptist Church “Hate Group” Protesters

– Supreme Court to rule on protests at military funerals by “Westboro Baptist Church” “hate group”

– Dallas, Texas: “Westboro Baptist Church hate group at area Dallas schools”

– Westboro Baptist Church Hate Group Finds Ally in Dove World Outreach

On May 4, 2010, the Environmental News Service (ENS) reported that the death toll from the floods was now up to 29 people.  ENS reported that: “Record-breaking flash floods across Tennessee, Mississippi and Kentucky have claimed the lives of at least 29 people since Friday. In Tennessee, 19 people have died in the severe storms, tornadoes and torrential rains that caused rapidly rising waters and flash flooding across the state. Numerous nursing homes, apartment complexes and residences were evacuated as flood waters moved in on them. Water rescues and helicopter extractions were performed as waters rushed over hundreds of roads through cities, towns and neighborhoods. Many residents have lost all of their possessions as homes were destroyed or sustained major damages.”

Scene from Tennessee Flooding and Destruction (Photo: Reuters)

On May 3, 2010, the WBC “hate group” stated that “FLOODING STRAIGHT FROM GOD in Tennessee, Mississippi and Kentucky kills 22! Praise Him! GodSmack! It’s God’s wondrous work.  WBC visited Mississippi, Tennessee and Kentucky MANY times; always evil entreated by you southern hypocrites… See the floating dumpster, house and water treatment plant under water! Next – YOUR FIERY DESTRUCTION!”

Then on May 4, 2010, the WBC “hate group” stated: “THANK GOD FOR 27 DEAD AS STORMS POUND SOUTHEAST! Nashville is home of unparalleled grand ole sin.  The good ole home spun south has turned into a cesspool of twanging rebellion… GodSmack! … We sing and praise His power!”

Westboro Baptist Church "Hate Group" Praise Floods and Deaths in America

Scene from Tennessee Flooding and Destruction (Photo: Reuters)

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Responsible for Equality And Liberty (R.E.A.L.) urges all Christians to reject and condemn this message of hate from the Westboro Baptist Church.  Moreover, we urge all Christians to convey to Christian-named “hate groups” such as the “Westboro Baptist Church” that John 13:34 “A new commandment I give unto you, That ye love one another; as I have loved you, that ye also love one another.”

For all those who hate, R.E.A.L. urges you to

Choose Love, Not Hate.

Love Wins.

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See also reports:

– Westboro Baptist Church Hate Group Praises Shooting of Detroit Police Officer

– Hate Group “Westboro Baptist Church” Cheers on Shooting of NYC Police Officer

– Westboro Baptist Church Hate Group Praises Attacks on Iraqi Christians

– Westboro Baptist Church Hate Group Praises Floods and Tragic Deaths

– Westboro Baptist Church Hate Group Praises Mosque Bombing

– Kansas: “Westboro Baptist Church” Promotes Anti-Semitic Hate Videos – Promotes Holocaust Denial

– NYC: “Westboro Baptist Church” Hate Group Spreads Anti-Semitic Hate

– NYC: “Westboro Baptist” Hate Group to Protest New York Area Synagogues

– Father Of Dead Marine Ordered To Pay Legal Fees Of Westboro Baptist Church “Hate Group” Protesters

– Supreme Court to rule on protests at military funerals by “Westboro Baptist Church” “hate group”

– Dallas, Texas: “Westboro Baptist Church hate group at area Dallas schools”

– Westboro Baptist Church Hate Group Finds Ally in Dove World Outreach

In March, the WBC praised the shooting of a police officer in New York City.  On May 3, 2010, the WBC is now praising the shooting of a police officer in Detroit that resulted in the police officer’s death.

The “Westboro Baptist Church” (WBC) is listed as a “hate group” by the Southern Poverty Law Center.

On May 3, 2010, ClickonDetroit reported on the shooting of multiple police officers in Detroit, which resulted in the wounding of four police officers, and the death of Officer Brian Huff.  The report described Officer Huff’s commitment to Detroit law enforcement and the loss to his widow and 10 year old son.  The Detroit news report stated “Huff graduated from the police academy when he was 32. He has worked with in the Public Housing Unit and the Gaming Unit before joining the Eastern District in 2004.”  Officer Huff literally gave his life in his commitment to law and justice in Detroit.

Detroit: Slain Officer Brian Huff (Photo: ClickonDetroit.com)

The Westboro Baptist Church “hate group” chose to mock the sacrifice of Officer Huff’s life by praising his shooter, stating “THANK GOD FOR THE DETROIT SHOOTER – 1 OFFICER DEAD; 4 WOUNDED! “God blessed Detroit; they waxed worse in greed, fornication, adultery, and homosexuality…. Monday morning (5/3) on Detroit’s east side a brute raised by doomed american parents opened fire during a breaking-and-entering; one police officer was killed, four were wounded.   It’s the worst news Mayor Bing has had since elected.  GodSmack! Worse/more is coming, because you DON’T obey!… Woe to the inhibiters of the earth! Sing and rejoice!”

Westboro Baptist Church "Hate Group" Praise for Shooter of Detroit Police Officer

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Responsible for Equality And Liberty (R.E.A.L.) urges all Christians to reject and condemn this message of hate from the Westboro Baptist Church.  Moreover, we urge all Christians to convey to Christian-named “hate groups” such as the “Westboro Baptist Church” that John 13:34 “A new commandment I give unto you, That ye love one another; as I have loved you, that ye also love one another.”

For all those who hate, whether their rationale is based on racial or religious supremacy, R.E.A.L. urges you to

Choose Love, Not Hate.

Love Wins.

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See also reports:

– Hate Group “Westboro Baptist Church” Cheers on Shooting of NYC Police Officer

– Westboro Baptist Church Hate Group Praises Attacks on Iraqi Christians

– Westboro Baptist Church Hate Group Praises Floods and Tragic Deaths

– Kansas: “Westboro Baptist Church” Promotes Anti-Semitic Hate Videos – Promotes Holocaust Denial

– NYC: “Westboro Baptist Church” Hate Group Spreads Anti-Semitic Hate

– NYC: “Westboro Baptist” Hate Group to Protest New York Area Synagogues

– Father Of Dead Marine Ordered To Pay Legal Fees Of Westboro Baptist Church “Hate Group” Protesters

– Supreme Court to rule on protests at military funerals by “Westboro Baptist Church” “hate group”

– Dallas, Texas: “Westboro Baptist Church hate group at area Dallas schools”

– Westboro Baptist Church Hate Group Finds Ally in Dove World Outreach

R.E.A.L. condemns the actions of any individual who claims to be representing a religious view of any kind when they commit terrorism.  R.E.A.L. is disappointed in the failure of the Jerusalem courts to swiftly and expeditiously prosecute Yaakov Teitel, and we urge the Israeli people and the Israeli government to speak out on this disgrace.

On May 4, 2010, a Jerusalem district psychiatrist submitted an evaluation to an Israeli court that accused “Jewish terrorist” Yaakov Teitel was unfit to stand trial.

In November 2009, American Jewish immigrant to Israel, Yaakov “Jack” Teitel, had been charged with murder and attempted murder, as a result of reported “hate crimes” over a 12 year period against Muslims, Arabs, homosexuals, leftists, Jews, and Messianic Jews.

Israeli Haaretz and other media have described Mr. Teitel as a “Jewish terrorist.”  Haaretz previously reported that Mr. Teitel’s alleged crimes included “two murders, four attempted murders, four cases of incitement, three weapons violations, four cases of illegally manufacturing weapons, one arson and threats motivated by hate.”

In Haaretz’s report “Cool, calculated ‘Jewish terrorist’ shows no remorse in court,” it stated that the “charge sheet states everything was premeditated,” and that Mr. Teitel stated ‘It is a pleasure and an honor to serve my Lord. I do not regret it,’ he shouted during a hearing to extend his remand, adding that he had no doubt that God approved of his actions.”

Both Haaretz and Yedioth Ahronoth have published photographs of Yaakov Teitel smiling at previous trials.

Photograph of Smiling Yaakov (Jack) Teitel in the Jerusalem District Court, January 11, 2010. (Photo: Haaretz/Ana Kaplan)

Another Photograph of Smiling Yaakov Teitel (Photo: Yedioth Ahronoth)

Media Reports and Background:

Haaretz: “Suspected Jewish terrorist unfit to stand trial, evaluation says”
– Israel’s Haaretz news: “Yaakov (Jack) Teitel was charged last November with the murder of 2 Palestinians, 3 counts of attempted murder.”
– Haaretz: “Teitel, a resident of the settlement Shvut Rachel, was charged last November with murdering two Palestinians and attempting to murder three people, including Hebrew University Professor Zeev Sternhell and Ariel teenager Ami Ortiz. Ortiz, from a family of Messianic Jews, was gravely wounded by a bomb packaged inside a Purim gift in March 2008.”
– “In the evaluation, submitted to the court Tuesday, Jerusalem’s district psychiatrist wrote that Teital had been declared unfit as a result of flaws in the way in which he perceived his alleged actions.”
– “It should be noted, however, that the ruling does not affect Teitel’s responsibility for the crimes attributed to him, as he is charged with many separate events spread across eleven years. In order for the defense to claim his mental state affected his accountability for these crimes the defense would have to prove he was legally insane in each one of those incidents.”
– “The evaluation will, however, likely bring about a postponement of Teitel’s trial, until there is an improvement in his mental state.”

– Jerusalem Post: “Psychiatrist: Tytel unfit for trial”
February 10, 2010 – Haaretz: “Suspected Jewish terrorist admits to anti-missionary activities”
– “Anti-missionary group gained notoriety in recent years for its actions against Messianic Jews.”
– Haaretz: “Suspected Jewish terrorist Yaakov (Jack) Teitel told his interrogators he was an active member of anti-missionary group Yad L’achim for five years, Haaretz has learned.”

January 12, 2010 – Haaretz: “FBI and Shin Bet began tracking ‘Jewish terrorist’ year before arrest”
– “Teitel refuses to cooperate with his attorney, saying he does not recognize court’s authority.”
– Haaretz: “A year prior to Yakov ‘Jack’ Teitel’s arrest, the Shin Bet and the FBI were in close contact as part of an investigation into bombings targeting homosexuals, messianic Christians and left-wing figures, Haaretz has learned.”
– “The Israeli authorities considered translating the pamphlets on how to make explosive devices the bomber had made for dissemination to other intelligence services in the hope of possibly finding a link through their data bases.”

January 10, 2010 – Haaretz: “U.S. immigrant gets expulsion order for supporting ‘Jewish terrorist’”
“The 22-year-old was vocal in supporting Yaakov Teitel’s alleged murder of a Palestinian.”
– “A young American immigrant was recently expelled from the West Bank for allegedly supporting ‘Jewish terrorist’ Yaakov Teitel.”
– “Teitel was charged in November with two murders, three attempted murders and other acts of violence. The indictment also lists Teitel’s efforts for more than a decade to harm Arabs, gays and lesbians, leftists, police officers and messianic Jews.”
November 13, 2009 – Haaretz: “Cool, calculated ‘Jewish terrorist’ shows no remorse in court”
– Haaretz reports: “The indictment against Yaakov (Jack) Teitel on Thursday presented an image of a precise, trained terrorist who operated for 12 years, leaving nearly no trace. Until he was caught.”
– “‘It is a pleasure and an honor to serve my Lord. I do not regret it,’ he shouted during a hearing to extend his remand, adding that he had no doubt that God approved of his actions.”

November 6, 2009 – Yedioth Ahronoth: “Teitel operated by Shin Bet in past”

November 2, 2009 – Yedioth Ahronoth: “They’re not scared – Teitel affair attests to lack of deterrence vis-a-vis violent radicals”
– Alex Fishman: ” It’s impossible that he raised no suspicions for such a long time. But the fact is, nobody informed authorities. Even when he was held up for questioning, he was released for lack of evidence.”
– “So what does the next murderer conclude about the Shin Bet’s ability to cover and penetrate such small communities? There is nobody to fear. Law enforcement authorities don’t reach these places.”

November 2, 2009 – Sky News: “Jewish ‘Terrorist’ Held Over Hate-Crime Spree”

November 1, 2009 – Haaretz: “Who is suspected Jewish terrorist Yaakov Teitel?”

November 1, 2009 – Yedioth Ahronoth: “Settler suspected of multiple hate crimes”

Yedioth Ahronoth reported that:

“Teitel was arrested in Jerusalem in a joint police-Shin Bet operation on October 7. He is suspected of attempted murder, aggravated assault, arms offenses and racial incitement.”

Yedioth Ahronoth also reported that:

“So far, Teitel has confessed to carrying out the following:
* The 1997 murder of an east Jerusalem taxi driver
* The 1997 murder of a Palestinian shepherd south of Mount Hebron
* Placing an explosive device in the Ramallah-adjacent settlement of Eli in 2006 – the device was found and disarmed safely
* Placing an explosive device near a Beit Shemesh monetary in 2007, which resulted in one Palestinian injured
* A 2007 explosion which took place in the Ramot neighborhood in Jerusalem – a police cruiser was severely damaged, but no injuries were reported
* Hurling explosives at a police car in June 2007 – no injuries or damage were reported
* Sending a parcel bomb to a messianic family residing in Ariel, which resulted in a 15-year-old boy suffering severe injuries
* Placing a pipe bomb near Prof. Zeev Sternhell’s Jerusalem home in September of 2008 – Sternhell was lightly wounded.”

Wikipedia report on Yaakov Teitel

On May 2, 2010, the Westboro Baptist Church stated on its blog: “THANK GOD FOR EXPLOSIONS AT SOMALIAN MOSQUE-45 DEAD!” and praised the bombing in Somalia as deserved because “Somalia is Islamic.”

May 1, 2010 - Somalia: Mosque Bombing Kills Worshipers (Photo: AP)

Responsible for Equality And Liberty (R.E.A.L.) rejects such hatred against any identity group, and rejects such anti-Muslim hatred such as the Westboro Baptist Church that would praise such bombings and deaths.

A snapshot of the Westboro Baptist Church hate group blog report shows:

Image from the Westboro Baptist Church "hate group" blog that praises a bombing attack on a Somalian mosque

On April 21, 2010, the Florida-based Dove World Outreach Center announced an alliance with the Westboro Baptist Church (WBC) “hate group.”  The Dove World Outreach Center is known for its signs and shirts that read “Islam is of the devil.”

Photograph of WBC - Dove Outreach Joint "March" on April 18, 2010

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Responsible for Equality And Liberty (R.E.A.L.) urges all Christians to reject and condemn this message of hate from the Westboro Baptist Church.  Moreover, we urge all Christians to convey to Christian-named “hate groups” such as the “Westboro Baptist Church” that John 13:34 “A new commandment I give unto you, That ye love one another; as I have loved you, that ye also love one another.”

For all those who hate, R.E.A.L. urges you to

Choose Love, Not Hate.

Love Wins.

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See also reports:

– R.E.A.L. Postings on Westboro Baptist Church

– Westboro Baptist Church Hate Group Praises Shooting of Detroit Police Officer

– Hate Group “Westboro Baptist Church” Cheers on Shooting of NYC Police Officer

– Westboro Baptist Church Hate Group Praises Attacks on Iraqi Christians

– Westboro Baptist Church Hate Group Praises Floods and Tragic Deaths

– Kansas: “Westboro Baptist Church” Promotes Anti-Semitic Hate Videos – Promotes Holocaust Denial

– NYC: “Westboro Baptist Church” Hate Group Spreads Anti-Semitic Hate

– NYC: “Westboro Baptist” Hate Group to Protest New York Area Synagogues

– Father Of Dead Marine Ordered To Pay Legal Fees Of Westboro Baptist Church “Hate Group” Protesters

– Supreme Court to rule on protests at military funerals by “Westboro Baptist Church” “hate group”

– Dallas, Texas: “Westboro Baptist Church hate group at area Dallas schools”

– Westboro Baptist Church Hate Group Finds Ally in Dove World Outreach

More West Bank Arson - Haaretz: "Palestinian cars torched in northern West Bank." (Photo: Gil Eliyahu)

Attack on Bilal Ibn Rabah Mosque — Israel Army Condemns Mosque Vandalism

West Bank: “Israeli settlers burn Palestinian vehicle, smash others near Nablus”