Just a day after the AFDI submitted a controversial ad to run in Metro.

Today in “news that is not shocking to anyone.”

The most recent ad states that “Islamic Jew-hatred is in the Quran.”

The ads are protected speech, so there’s nothing Metro can do.

Metro agreed to pay $35,000 in legal fees after a federal judge ordered that the transit agency could not refuse posting the anti-Muslim advertisements purchased in recent months by the New York-based blogger Pamela Geller.

Pamela Geller said last month that her campaign to plaster Metro stations with billboards and banners that attempt to stir up “anti-jihad” sentiment by invoking 9/11 would “go on for years.” Seems like she wasn’t lying.

After rebuttals from a leading Muslim group, the already-provocative ads imploring Metro riders to “Defeat Jihad” are about to get a whole lot more incendiary.

A coalition of religious organizations representing a broad spectrum of faiths is buying up ad space in Metro stations to counter an advertising campaign mounted last week that many observers see as anti-Muslim.