Parliamentary questions of Wilders MP and Markuszower MP (both PVV) to the Minister of Justice and Security about the news reports 'You can call me a cancerous Jew, but I will report it' and 'Dutch Jewish man reveals the anti-Semitism he has to deal with' (*)(**):

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Are you familiar with the fact that in Wijchen (Gelderland) a Jewish man has been spat on, threatened, beaten and terrorized by a group of perpetrators for years? What is your opinion on that?

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Geert Wilders is the leader of the Dutch ‘Party for Freedom’, and one of Europe’s most recognisable advocates for free speech. Because of his criticism of mass immigration and Islam, Wilders has faced constant death threats since 2004, requiring security wherever he goes.

We caught up with him to discuss the current political climate in the Netherlands, his hopes for a future ‘Nexit’, and the Dutch attitude to the Ukrainian refugees.

Geert Wilders: ‘‘Good riddance! He stopped me entering the UK because I criticized Islam. Now this criminal and old Labour politician will be jailed for sex offenses against a boy and a girl. He proved to be as much a pedophile as his “prophet” Muhammad.’’

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Bruce Bawer is a Shillman Fellow at the David Horowitz Freedom Center.

Her name is Soumaya Sahla. Born in The Hague in 1983 to Moroccan immigrants (her father was the founder of a mosque in that city), she joined a jihadist terror organization, the Hofstad group, at a young age, and along with another member of the group, Noureddine el Fahtni, to whom she’d been married in an Islamic ceremony, acquired an Agram 2000 submachine gun, which they were reportedly planning to use, at the direction of the leaders of the Hofstad group, to kill various politicians. Among their intended victims were Geert Wilders, then a relatively new member of the Dutch lower house, the Tweede Kamer, who’d made a name for himself as a critic of the Islamization of the Netherlands, and the Somali-born Ayaan Hirsi Ali, who’d rejected her Muslim faith after 9/11 and been elected to the Tweede Kamer in 2002.