1. You weep for the slain Jews, and you may shed
Tears of anguish, as if for loved ones and kin.

2. Why not for the victims at Urayniq's inn,
Weep with copious tears and loud laments instead?

3. If peace is proffered by a friend, you contravene it,
Obstinate in religion, in war a fox.

4. You aim at a rank your people contrive
To give you glory and so prevail.

5. When tasked with flattery of the undeserving,
You praise the flawed and speak with lies.

6. You have taken on a role you were fit for,
With none to welcome you or say, “Greetings.”

7. Why not flatter genuinely noble kings,
Who inherited glorious, lofty thrones?

8. A folk who became kings, honored, yet among them,
No seeker of glory was left unsatisfied.

9. Those are worthier of praise than Jews.
You see them exalted in majesty and might.