I blogged earlier about the “white emir” – Olivier Corel – a French citizen of Syrian descent, who is now suspected of having radicalized the chief suspect in the Paris attacks of November 13, 2015.

This wouldn’t be the first time.

Corel is said to have been behind an attack in 2012 that killed 7 people.

Some reports claim that the name “white emir” was given to him because of his fully white beard. But his pictures show him with a two-toned beard.

More plausible are other reports that claim that it was his blonde coloring that earned him the name.

Who is this blonde “white” radical imam from Syria who seems to be behind terror imputed to Muslim radicals?

He turns out to have  J***** roots [scroll down].

But, first, a little research produces his real name, which is Abdel Ilat Al-Dandachi.

Second: he has been let off, despite his connection to two attacks.

Under France’s heightened emergency laws, a 6-month suspended jail sentence has been given to him over the technicality of failing to register a weapon, so that the jail-term will come into effect only in the event he does anything wrong in the next two years.

Third: He is of Syrian (in some accounts, Syro-Lebanese) descent.

Corel is a Syrian (born in 1947) who entered France in 1973 to study pharmacy, gave that up and later founded the Islamic community of Artigat, in the village of the same name.

THE WHITE EMIR’S J***** ROOTS

But the most fascinating part of his history is not to be found in any report, English or French, that I read.

Wikipedia France says that the Dandachis are Arabs of the purest sort claiming to descend through Joktan in the Bible, from Eber, Shem, and Noah.

That would make them not only Semites, but actually Hebrews (of Eber).

The origin of the word Dandachi, in one version, comes from the Turkish Din Dasli [Lila: Din means religion] or protector of religion, the role they played in  the 17th century, when the Ottoman Sultan Mehmed the IV, gave them the title of Aga and the guardianship of pilgrims going to Mecca in exchange for territory running from Tripoli to Homs and including the famous Crusader fort, Krak des Chevaliers, near the border with Lebanon.

Interestingly, the fort was a strong-hold of the Syrian rebels until last year, when Syrian government troops retook it.

The name of the commander of the Islamicist group defending the Krak des Chevaliers was Abu Suleiman Dandashi, a Lebanese national.

 Dandachi shows up again as the name of a  Syrian “dissident” (Aboud Dandachi),

who is a vocal mouth-piece for the Zionist “big lie” that “terror” is the natural outgrowth of Islam, rather than fostered and created by the West using Islam as the front. The mouth-piece exists to let Europe know via a “good pro-Western Muslim” that “anti-Semitism” is the cause of  “terror.”

The name Dandachi is listed by a genealogical website (usgwarchives.net) as originally of J***** origin.  The name, the site claims, derives from the Israelite tribe of Dan in Canaan. Related are the names Dandy and Dandys in Europe. The same name appears under the Ottomans as Dandyshly/Dandishly/Dandashly and other variants, whle in France it is Dandachi or Dandash and in America, Dandashi.

It is interesting that Corel, the Syrian, has the American variant of the name.

The site also contained an extended description of the family’s history as cryptos in the Ottoman empire and as conversos, humanists and masons, as needed, ultimately loyal only to the J***** ethno-state.

I will refer you directly to the site itself, since the copyright notice prevents me excerpting it here.