Like “a cruel joke,” Israel’s attempt “to assuage the international community by ‘easing’ the siege … allows Israeli goods to be sold inside Gaza; while blockading goods made in Gaza. This is one more step in killing an economy”:
- How to Kill an Economy (Al-Jazeera)
CNN, “which has employed a former AIPACÂ official, Wolf Blitzer, as its primary news anchor for the last 15 years” claims “that Nasr’s ‘credibility’ had been ‘compromised’” by her “respect” for Fadalallah’s pro-women fatwas:
Former Congressman gets fifteen years and a $500,000 fine for obstruction of justice and regulatory violation in a case concerning a Muslim charity he sought to have “removed from a list of organizations suspected of financing terrorism”:
- Siljander Pleads Guilty in Islamic American Relief Agency Lobbying Case (Washington Post)
“The government appears to be unable – or in some cases unwilling – to monitor or block sectarian content on the web.” — Naguibullah Malik, federal information technology secretary:
- Newest Friends on Facebook? Pakistan Militants (Christian Science Monitor)
“Wednesday’s decision by Tomasz Calkiewicz, the Polish judge, to extradite Brodsky over forgery allegations would mean that Germany can only charge him with that crime, which carries a sentence of three years”:
- Poland Orders ‘Mossad’ Extradition (Al-Jazeera)
“Tariq Ramadan whose ban from the US was lifted earlier this year … called on the Muslims to be proactive and engaged with wider civil society while holding on to their faith”:
- ISNA Convention Sends Message of Compassion & Mercy (Two Circles)
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