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by Ariel Behar • May 9, 2017 •
IPT News
 
Natan
Sharansky, the former Soviet political prisoner and Jewish Agency
chairman, put forth a "3D test" to distinguish between
criticism of Israel and anti-Semitism. Criticism crosses into
anti-Semitism when it delegitimizes or demonizes Israel, or subjects it
to double standards. Thus, when Israel is cast as evil, when only Israel
is held
accountable in a conflict, and when Israel's
fundamental right to exist as a Jewish homeland is
questioned, criticism crosses into anti-Semitic territory.
by Noah Beck • May 8, 2017 •
Special to IPT News 
The
two main political groups that claim to represent Palestinians – the
Islamist terror group Hamas and the Palestinian Authority (PA) – have
embarked on new campaigns of deception in order to gain greater
international acceptance.
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May 11, 2017 • USA Today 
Ninth-graders in Brevard County will keep using a
world history textbook, despite fierce debate over its chapter on Islam.
The Pearson textbook came under fire in 2013 and again last month,
drawing the attention of the local chapters of ACT for America and the
Council on American-
Islamic Relations. However, the school board ultimately
decided Tuesday night to keep the textbook as is.
May 10, 2017 • Palestinian
Media Watch
As Palestinian Authority and Fatah Chairman Abbas met
with President Trump last week, the two institutions he heads were busy
glorifying murderers and planners of suicide bombings and shooting
attacks in which 95 people were murdered.
May 10, 2017 • The
Telegraph
The family of the British taxi driver executed by
Jihadi John have criticised the seven-year jail term handed down to a
member of his notorious terror cell.
May 9, 2017 • Times of
Israel
An assailant armed with a meat cleaver threatened Jews
in the London neighborhood of Stamford Hill on Tuesday before he was
arrested, according to a local Jewish neighborhood patrol.
May 9, 2017 • The
Algemeiner
The father of Daniel Pearl, the Wall Street Journal
reporter murdered by Islamist terrorists in Pakistan in 2002, has added
his voice to the condemnation of the City University of New York (CUNY)
over its decision to honor Linda Sarsour, a prominent advocate of the BDS
campaign targeting Israel.
May 9, 2017 • Jerusalem
Post
Nearly
two weeks ago, two sisters were arrested while smuggling explosives from
Gaza into Israel. One of them had acquired a travel permit to enter
Israel in order to receive cancer treatment, and the explosives were
hidden inside a pill bottle. This is a prime example of Hamas's abuse of
humanitarian need and medical coordination with Israel, to engage in
terrorism.
May 9, 2017 • Asharq
Al-Awsat
The
Hamas Movement published on Monday the names of some of its newly elected
political bureau members, highlighting an increase in the presence of
figures from its military wing, Al-Qassam Brigades.
May 8, 2017 • PJ Media
A pattern of anti-Christian hatred by Mohamed Elibiary
has continued for years. Will any of the organizations that
promoted him as a resource on "de-radicalization" retract
their endorsement?
May 8, 2017 • Al Jazeera
An
Egyptian court has sentenced the Muslim Brotherhood's supreme guide
Mohammed Badie and two prominent leaders of the group to life in prison
for "planning violent attacks", judicial officials and a lawyer
said.
May 8, 2017 • USA Today
Few countries have done more to promote the Muslim
Brotherhood, including its Palestinian offshoot Hamas, than Qatar. The
actions of the Muslim Brotherhood may vary from country to country, but
it rationalizes attacks against American forces and interests, rejects
the very concept of peace with Israel, and promotes religious
intolerance.
May 8, 2017 • Reuters
Up to 5,000 ethnic Uighurs from China's violence-prone
far western region of Xinjiang are fighting in various militant groups in
Syria, the Syrian ambassador to China said on Monday, adding that Beijing
should be extremely concerned about it.
May 8, 2017 • The Meir Amit
Intelligence and Terrorism Information Center 
On May 1, 2017, Hamas published a political document
entitled "A Document of General Principles and Policies"
(hereinafter: the "Political Document")... . The Political
Document is intended to update the ideology and basic
concepts that appeared in the 1988 Hamas Charter.
The document was aimed to adapt them to the current strategic
reality, which has changed unrecognizably since the
charter was written.
May 7, 2017
Sally Jones, a former punk rocker turned jihadi bride,
has risen up a Pentagon "kill list" as new evidence reveals she
and her late husband were the driving force behind at least a dozen Isis
terror plots.
May 5, 2017 • Jerusalem
Post
The giant Dallas-based bank Comerica announced on
Friday that it will close a bank account held by an anti-Israel
organization that promotes boycotting the Jewish state... . The slated
termination of the account for the International Association of
Democratic Lawyers, which supports the BDS movement, is believed to be
the first anti-Israel bank account closed by a U.S.-based bank.
May 5, 2017 • Arutz Sheva -
Israel National News
After 9/11, Republican Sen. Bob Graham warned that
Hezbollah is "believed to have the largest embedded terrorist
network inside the U.S." As potential conflict looms with Iran as it
pursues nuclear weapons and intercontinental missiles, the Islamic
terrorism-supporting nation is exporting another form of stealth warfare
via Hezbollah in America.
May 5, 2017 • MEMRI
The policy document is aimed at casting the movement
in a pragmatic, democratic, tolerant, and non-extremist light, in order
to burnish its image in the world and to present a political position
that it shares with Fatah and the PLO. However, it is full of internal
contradictions that are unresolvable.
May 5, 2017 • Richmond
Times-Dispatch
Forty-three people have been indicted for allegedly
being part of a cigarette trafficking network that resold an estimated
$30 million of Virginia cigarettes on the black market, Henrico County
police said Friday.
May 4, 2017 • The
Algemeiner
The Washington Post's chief correspondent in Israel
has discarded all pretense of objectivity and is now openly lobbying for
a political cause — and it's one of the most distasteful causes
imaginable: justifying the Palestinian Authority's (PA) policy of paying
imprisoned terrorists
and their families.
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