Original sentence: <blockquote>The Children of Israel suffered persecution on a similar scale by Pharaoh and his clique, as stated in Sūrah 28, The Story, in which we read: “Pharaoh made himself a tyrant in the land
Edited sentence: Again, in the commentary on Surah 5:.History has recorded the wicked opposition of the Jews to Islam right from its first day in Medina.Jews as a force for evil throughout history.Or as one author puts it, "In Qutb's interpretation, the sins and crimes of the Medina Jews in the seventh century have a cosmic, eternal quality -- rather like the sins and crimes of the Jerusalem Jews in some of the traditional interpretations of the Gospels.Qutb explicitly warns against applying the expressions of tolerance and forgiveness in the Qur'an towards Jews, and maintains the sins of the Bani Qurayza have permanent effects on all Jews everywhere.The Children of Israel suffered persecution on a similar scale by Pharaoh and his clique, as stated in Sūrah 28, The Story, in which we read: “Pharaoh made himself a tyrant in the land.The Muslim world has often faced problems as a result of Jewish conspiracies ever since the early days of Islam.The danger of Jews is emphasized in Qutb's commentary on Surah 2:.The form and appearance may have changed, but the nature and means remains the same.The war the Jews began to wage against Islam and Muslims in those early days has raged on to the present.Their scheming against Islam has continued since then to the present moment, and they continue to be its leaders, nursing their wicked grudges and always resorting to treacherous schemes to undermine Islam