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UK: Hamas-linked Interpal Enjoys Mainstream Support
by Samuel Westrop
• December 15, 2014 at 5:00 am
Peter
Oborne's claim, that "it is almost impossible not to deal with Hamas...
if you're a charity working [in the Gaza Strip]," is demonstrably
untrue. First, scores of British charities operate there, but very few of
their trustees find themselves starring in Hamas photo-shoots. Second, does
having to "deal with Hamas" really include visits to the family
homes and shrines of Hamas terrorist leaders?
Muslim charities in Britain today, writes journalist and broadcaster
Peter Oborne in the Daily Telegraph, "risk being reviled, smeared
and branded a terrorist organization."
Oborne, the Telegraph's chief political commentator, believes one
charity in particular, London-based Interpal, has bore the brunt of such
mistreatment. Interpal, in Oborne's eyes, is a scrupulous humanitarian
charity that has been relentlessly and unfairly targeted by Western governments,
media outlets and Jewish groups.
In a lengthy puff-piece, Oborne decries "media speculation and a
series of unsubstantiated and vicious allegations," which have led to
Charity Commission inquiries, libel cases and financial restrictions --
"all of which have cleared [Interpal] of wrongdoing and misuse of
funds."
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