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BLOOD PASSOVER
(PASQUE DI SANGUE)

by ARIEL TOAFF

Excerpt from Introduction to English Translation of "Pasque di Sangue"
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ON THE TEXT:

Prof. Toaff has since partially recanted, and now maintains that:

  • Yes, Jews are a corrupting and disruptive element in society;
  • Yes, Jews lend money at 40% and seem to do little else;
  • Yes, Jews buy and sell justice with huge bribes;
  • Yes, Jews pull off all sorts of fraudulent bankruptcies and swindles;
  • Yes, Jews resort to poisoning and assassination when thwarted;
  • Yes, Jews are obsessed with hatred for Christians and the Christian religion;
  • Yes, Jews kidnapped and castrated Christian boys on a large scale and sold them into slavery in Islamic Spain for centuries;
  • Yes, Jews used [and still use?] human blood in all sorts of quack remedies, despite the Biblical prohibition, even for minor complaints;
  • Yes, Jews [and still use?] Christian human blood in their matzoh balls at Passover;
  • Yes, Jews [and still use?] Christian human blood in their wine at Passover;
  • Yes, the blood had to be from Christian boys no more than 7 years of age;
  • Yes, the blood had [has?] to be certified kosher by a rabbi;
  • Yes, there was [is?] a large and profitable trade in fake blood products and animal blood, which was [are?] unsuitable to the purpose;
  • Yes, Christians tried to sell the blood of Christian boys to Jews, but were rejected because the Jews feared it was animal blood; but no, no Christian boys were ever killed to obtain the blood. Never, never! Or hardly ever. It all came from “voluntary donors”!

Anybody having read the book will simply laugh.

The only "saving clause" is that these charges are made against Ashkenazi Jews only. It would be interesting to see how much filthy "Sephardic linen" the Ashkenazi could air in public if they so chose.

-- Gian Marco Lucchese and Pietro Gianetti, 2007

REVISION DATE SEPT. 14, 2007
ROSH HOSHANA, NIGHTFALL (5768)


Revised by the original translators, Feb. 2011


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