بريطانيا: ارتفاع كبير في أعداد المواقع المناهضة للإسلام والمسلمين

- خبر من مصادر إنجليزية.

أكدت دراسة صادرت عن مركز "الأمل لا الكراهية" البريطاني لمناهض للعنصرية - أنه منذ بداية فعاليات محاكمة الإرهابي النصراني النرويجي "أندرس بريفيك" - المسؤول عن تفجيرات يوليو 2011 ضد حزب العمال المؤيد لقضايا المهاجرين بـ"النرويج" - قد ازدادت الشبكات والمواقع والمدونات والنشاطات السياسية المعادية للإسلام، وممارسات عصابات الشوارع المناهضة الإسلام والمسلمين.

وقد ذكر التقرير 133 منظمة مناهضة للإسلام؛ من بينها 7 منظمات بالنرويج، و47 بأمريكا؛ حيث يتعاون المحافظون والمحافظون الجدد والإنجيليون على نشر الصور السلبية تجاه الإسلام والمسلمين. المصدر: شبكة الألوكة.

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Far-right anti-Muslim network on rise globally as Breivik trial opens

Report highlights UK role in the growth of groups that inspired Norway's mass murderer

The international network of counter-jihadist groups that inspired Anders Behring Breivik is growing in reach and influence, according to a report released on the eve of the Norwegian's trial.

Far-right organisations are becoming more cohesive as they forge alliances throughout Europe and the US, says the study, with 190 groups now identified as promoting an Islamophobic agenda.

This week Breivik will appear on trial in Oslo after confessing to the murder of 77 people in Norway last July, killings that he justified as part of a "war" between the west and Islamists.

The report, by anti-racism group Hope Not Hate, states that since the 33-year-old's killing spree, the counter-jihad movement – a network of foundations, bloggers, political activists and street gangs – has continued to proliferate.

Campaigners cite the formation three months ago of the Stop Islamization of Nations "Sion" group, designed to promote an umbrella network of counter-jihad groups across Europe and the US, as evidence of a global evolution.

An inaugural Sion summit is planned in New York this year to coincide with the anniversary of 9/11. Speakers are set to include Paul Weston, chairman of the anti-Islamic British Freedom Party "BFP", which recently announced a pact with the English Defence League. In the manifesto that Breivik published online 90 minutes before his attacks, he cited blog postings by Weston which discussed a "European civil war" between the west and Islam.

Researchers at Hope Not Hate name the UK as one of Europe's most active countries in terms of counter-jihad extremism, with 22 anti-Islamic groups currently operating.