“Unlike “‘literalist religious doctrine’ … on which these new abortion laws are based, … Islam actually encourages different interpretation of the law, leading to a number of valid legal opinions … which Muslims can follow”:<\/p>\n
Gen. “Keane\u00e2\u20ac\u2122s reference to the United States\u00e2\u20ac\u2122 accidental downing of an Iranian commercial airliner in 1988 made a profound impact on the president, who was ‘spooked’ when he learned of the incident”:<\/p>\n
“If extremists think threatening to kill me will slow me down — they’re both violent & ignorant. My faith teaches me to respond to injustice w\/justice. We will march forward in service to all humanity”:<\/p>\n
Separating children form their mothers is becoming trendy:<\/p>\n
“Libya\u00e2\u20ac\u2122s most prominent Muslim Sunni cleric, Grand Mufti Sadiq al-Ghariani, called for all Muslims to boycott the hajj<\/a>,” adding that going “<\/span>on a second pilgrimage was conducting \u00e2\u20ac\u0153an act of sin rather than a good deed”:<\/p>\n The “ramping up of such cyberattacks [between the U.S. and Iran is] a means of warfare”:<\/p>\n Having failed to lure Palestinians on the merits of what Michael Koplow, policy director of the Israel Policy Forum, calls “the Monty Python sketch of Israeli-Palestinian peace initiatives,” Kushner resorts to insults:<\/p>\n\n
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