News and Analysis (8/8/14)

IS, which took advantage of the instability caused by American intervention into Iraq continues its assault on minorities and those Muslims who disapprove  of its actions. The latest victims are the Yazidis, trapped in the mountains with no food or water …

… while President Obama authorizes more military action as the solution:

It’s back to business as usual between Gaza and Israel:

Recent violence between the People of Book is driven by political agendas and uniformed hatred, not by religious differences …

… and Muslims ask, “Would it be unreasonable to ask at this juncture whether our faith has been hijacked? Since when do Muslims evince intolerance towards other Peoples of the Book?”: 

West, “an elected commissioner at the time in the same county that Mohyuddin ran to represent — posted … [on] Facebook … an image showing a man with a double-barrel shotgun aiming, with eye closed. The caption read, How to wink at a Muslim.’” Mohyddin responded by inviting West to dinner:

After making comments on Facebook, questioning the contribution of Muslims to the American society, Bob FitzSimmonds resigned his position in the Republican party:

Now that Palestine’s UN status has been upgraded it can refile to accept ICC jurisdiction and then a preliminary investigation of war crimes in Palestine can begin and perhaps, eventually, “a court might decide just who has been committing war crimes in Gaza”:

“[T]he international development committee (IDC) argues that Israel’s policies – which include restrictions on building, access to water, and 3G and 4G for Palestinian mobile providers – are proving seriously counterproductive” …

… and a political activist opines that Palestine needs a “complete withdrawal of Israeli forces from Palestinian territories occupied in 1967 and … a UN mandate to provide protection for the Palestinian population through a peacekeeping force”: 

“It is very important for us to take this message abroad, because what’s going on in this world, this is not Islam” said Samina Malik, who travels the world every year to meet with translators and spread the true message of Islam:


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