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- Shalabi’s actions “cruel and coldblooded,” motivated by a “burning hatred and a desire to murder Jews”
- Stabbings, shootings in Tel Aviv suburb
- Gérard Araud, former ambassador to Israel, dismissive of Trump plan, calls West Bank “an apartheid state”
- "A DC rally against Jew-hatred struck many of the right notes, but the poor turnout, combined with obvious divisions between left and right, illustrates the dismal Jewish crisis response"
- Illinois: A case study in how progressives entrench themselves in power
- While American Jewish organizations fiddle
- Mahmoud Abbas: "The Palestinian leader is nothing if not a shrewd politician"
- #EMP, the threat no one likes to talk about: "Fatalities estimated from a protracted nationwide blackout lasting one year range from 67 to 90 percent of the U.S. population, due to starvation, disease, and societal collapse"
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While women overseas face true oppression, Western feminists dream up petty hashtags
THE DAILY TELEGRAPH by Christina Hoff Sommers August 25, 2015 In August 2014, 12 members of Iran’s Revolutionary Guard charged into 28-year-old artist Atena Farghadani’s house, blindfolded her, and took her to prison. She had posted a satirical cartoon on Facebook … Continue reading
Posted in Islam, Israel & Middle East, Politics
Tagged Atena Farghadani, Cambodia, Egypt, Feminism, Iran, Yemen
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