Saturday’s IED bombing at an American mosque after months arson at a string of mosques elicits a “collective yawn” from media and politicians:
Two cases before the Supreme Court will test whether the First Amendment can protect those with whom a majority profoundly disagree:
Notwithstanding his regime’s attempt to hide their attack on freedom of the press under the fig-leaf of fighting “incitement,” his office cannot give  single example of al-Jazeera inciting anything:
- Israel Says It Will Shut Down Al Jazeera, Accused of ‘Incitement’ (Washington Post)
YNet accuses Israel, Egypt, Saudi Arabia, the UAE, Bahrain, and the US of plotting to installing a puppet in Palestine:
Hamas has been unable to handle the Israeli-Egyptian siege that has spawned economic “‘de-development,” leaving Gaza’s youth spending their days “driving the mattress’”:
Although Muslim women are more sensitive to discrimination than men, both “say they are satisfied with the way things are going in their lives and that they are proud to be American”:
- In Many Ways, Muslim Men and Women See Life in America Differently (Pew Research Center)
“[T]hey were not radicalized by mere poverty but rather by what they perceived as the lack of a ladder of self-advancement” and motivated by peers:
“This decision … empowers women who lead active, purposeful lives … and … will help … fans recognise these young women for the strong, inspiring individuals they are”:
- Muslim Miss Universe Contestant Muna Jama Makes History Wearing Kaftan in Swimsuit Round (Independent)
“ISIS (Islamic State) has no formal structure (in Pakistan). It works on a franchise system … in Pakistan” — senior Counter Terrorism Department officer Raja Umer Khattab:
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