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Egyptian academic: ‘Jews eat matzah made with donated human blood’

Egyptian Hebrew professor Dr. Fouad AbdelWahed: “Jews eat matzot prepared with human blood (donated by Jews) on Passover.”

Dr. Fouad M. AbdelWahed. (MEMRI)
Dr. Fouad M. AbdelWahed. (MEMRI)

Dr. Fouad M. AbdelWahed, an Egyptian professor of Hebrew at King Saud University, said in an episode of the anti-Semitic Egyptian TV show “Blue Line” that aired last month that some Jews eat matzah on Passover that contain human blood.

He said that he believes that some members of the community donate the blood for the purpose of preparing the matzah, and that the practice, which he said is today limited to “extremist” haredi Jews, was once widespread among Jews.

AbdelWahed also said that the consumption of this matzah has negative effects on one’s health.

The show aired on Channel 2 TV (Egypt).

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