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issue 374
1.11.2017  |
TOPSTORIES 
After
a man in Mosul said that once Mosul was liberated from ISIS, he would drink a
toast. ISIS tracked him down and drowned him. learn
more 
MORENEWS |
Meanwhile, US ships fired warning shots
toward Iranian fast-attack vessels that were closing in on US ships and
refused to slow down. |
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Should juries in terrorism cases be kept
secret? We weigh the pros on cons after a Manhattan judge denied such a
request. |
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At least four secular activists have
disappeared in Pakistan in mysterious circumstances in what appears to be
coordinating kidnappings. |
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A wannabe jihadi in a wheelchair pleads
with ISIS to allow him to carry out a suicide attack. This is the video of
his 'successful' mission. |
!['Equality' in ISIS: Disabled Suicide Bomber [VIDEO]](http://media.clarionproject.org/newsletter/1-2017/sJSDJHP0h3OO.gif "'Equality' in ISIS: Disabled Suicide Bomber [VIDEO]") |
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After a 28-year-old father of four killed 4
and wounded 15 Israelis, the PA says that the terror attack was sanctioned by
Islam. |
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The European Court of Human Rights rejected
a bid by Muslim parents to exempt their pre-pubescent daughters from mixed
swimming lessons. Clarion Project presents pros and cons of this case. Tell
us what you think. |
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FEATUREDVIDEOS
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The Taliban violence against women in
Afghanistan has never gone away. The many disturbing stories of suppression
and brutality show a society hanging in the balance. |
QUOTABLEQUOTES 
"[Moving
the U.S. embassy to Jerusalem would be] a declaration of war on all Muslims."
- Mahmoud al-Habbash
Palestinian Authority President Mahmoud Abbas' Adviser on Religious and Islamic Affairs
Palestinian Authority President Mahmoud Abbas' Adviser on Religious and Islamic Affairs
BLOGPOST |
The provincial assembly in Sindh passed
legislation against forced conversions last year, but may drop it to gain
support from extremists. |
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READERSWRITE
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 [Re:
'US Judge Rules No Secret Jury In ISIS Case']: This is a very difficult
issue....both arguments raise valid concerns! Perhaps these concerns warrant
an attempt to fined jurors willing to serve! I know that is unlikely but can
the courts order a civilian to place themselves in danger?
C.M.
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[Re:
'Should Parents Ransom Their Children From Terrorists?']: From the
community's perspective, absolutely not. From the parent's perspective,
absolutely yes. Both responses are moral. Both represent the individual
parent's best interests.
I.W.
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