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3/13/2009 | News | Nina Shea
Jihad, K–12
What do textbooks used in the Islamic Saudi Academy in northern Virginia teach? Are Muslim students in the United States being encouraged to break American laws? What the Islamic Saudi Academy teaches is important. This Saudi government entity in our midst is now educating some 1,000 students and has said that its mission is to be “the premier educational institution” for the American Muslim community.
2/16/2009 | News |
Muslim Television Channel Founder Charged With Beheading His Wife
Muzzammil Hassan, who founded Bridges TV in November 2004 to counter anti-Islam stereotypes, surrendered to police Thursday after wife, who had filed for divorce, was found beheaded.
2/13/2009 | News | International Free Press Society
An Open Letter to the Government of the UK
Dutch parliamentarian barred from entering the UK. Chilling effect expected on free speech there.
2/13/2009 | News |
Female suicide bomber kills 40 in Iraq
A female suicide bomber attacked a tent filled with women and children resting from a pilgrimage to a Shiite holy city south of Baghdad on Friday, killing 40 people and injuring 60 others, said officials. It was the deadliest attack in Iraq this year and the third straight day of bombings against Shiite pilgrims.
1/26/2009 | News | Chad Groening
European countries crack down on 'hate speech'
An author and critic of Islam says the recent decision by a Dutch court to prosecute a Dutch lawmaker for comparing the Koran to Hitler's Mein Kampf does not bode well for the future of free speech rights in the United States. But now the Amsterdam Appeals Court has ruled that prosecutors will launch a hate-speech case against Wilders. Robert Spencer is the director of Jihad Watch, a project of the David Horowitz Freedom Center. He says this case is part of a larger effort to criminalize any discussion of Islam to which jihadists object.
1/22/2009 | News | David Bedein
Islamic Terrorists Forming Cells In America
Hezbollah could be one of the first security challenges faced by the new Obama administration. An official government report concludes the Iranian-backed Islamic terror group has been forming sleeper cells throughout the United States that could become operational.
1/2/2009 | News | Front Page Magazine
Man of the Year: Geert Wilders
It’s a safe bet that Geert Wilders won’t be Time magazine’s Man of the Year any time soon. If anything, the unusually coiffed Dutch MP is a favorite hate figure of the Western media, which has spent years vilifying him as a “reactionary,” a “particularly dangerous type of demagogue,” a “racist” and an “Islamophobe.” Wilders would almost certainly plead guilty to the last charge, and with ample reason. His tireless campaign to sound the alarm about the growing threat of Islamic radicalism in the West has turned him into a target of Islamic jihadists and the object of untold assassination plots. A 2006 death threat, one of hundreds he’s received, declared that his “infidel blood will flow freely on cursed Dutch streets.” Al-Qaeda has specifically singled him out for slaughter
12/11/2008 | News | Pete Chagnon
Focus on rights of women in Iraq, Afghanistan
Today is International Human Rights Day and one human rights advocate is bringing awareness to the plight of women in Iraq and Afghanistan.
12/4/2008 | News | Caroline B. Glick
The jihadist-multicultural alliance
Doctors at the Mumbai hospital who treated the victims of the past week's jihadist attacks were rendered nearly speechless by the carnage. As two doctors explained to the Indian news Web site rediff.com, violent gang wars and previous terror attacks didn't hold a candle to what happened.