In this mailing:
- Memorial Day
Message
- Bassam Tawil: Palestinians:
Abbas Immediately Breaks Promises to Trump
- Judith Bergman: Sharia Down Under
by Judith Bergman • May 29, 2017
at 5:00 am
- Sharia
law, the president at the time of the Australian Federation of
Islamic Councils ludicrously argued, far from discriminating
against women, "guarantees women's rights that are not
recognised in mainstream Australian courts".
- The
Australian Federal Police investigated 69 incidents of forced
or under-age marriage in the 2015-16 financial year, up from
33 the previous year. While there are no official numbers, it
is estimated that there are 83,000 women and girls in
Australia who may have been subjected to female genital
mutilation (FGM).
- The
Royal Commission into Institutional Responses to Child Sexual
Abuse, which has spent the past four years probing numerous
religious organizations, has made no inquiries into Islam. The
commission has held 6,500 one-on-one private interview
sessions with survivors or witnesses making allegations of
child sexual abuse within institutions, but only three
sessions in relation to Islamic institutions.
A mosque
minaret in Sydney, Australia. (Photo by Cole Bennetts/Getty Images)
What legacy did Australia's former Grand Mufti,
Sheikh Taj Din al-Hilali -- named "Muslim Man of the
Year" in 2005 and the country's most senior, longest-serving
(1988-2007) Muslim cleric -- leave behind?
In 1988, when Hilali was imam of the largest mosque
in Australia, he gave a speech at Sydney University in which he
described Jews as the cause of all wars and the existential enemy
of humanity.
In July 2006, he called the Holocaust a
"Zionist lie" and referred to Israel as a
"cancer".
by Bassam Tawil • May 29, 2017 at
4:00 am
- Less
than 24 hours after the Abbas-Trump meeting in Bethlehem, in
which Abbas promised Trump and his representative, Jason
Greenblatt, to cease all forms of incitement against Israel,
the Palestinian Authority (PA) government in Ramallah resumed
its vicious rhetorical attacks on Israel.
- The
Palestinian denial of Jewish ties and history to the land also
continues full blast, despite Abbas's pledge to Trump that
Palestinians are not in conflict with Jews or Judaism.
US
President Donald Trump talks with Palestinian Authority President
Mahmoud Abbas on May 23, 2017 in Bethlehem. (Photo by PPO via Getty
Images)
Hard on the heels of Palestinian Authority (PA)
President Mahmoud Abbas's assurances to US President Donald Trump
that he is raising Palestinians on a "culture of peace,"
he continues to glorify terrorists who have Jewish blood on their
hands.
Abbas, who met with Trump in Bethlehem on May 23,
told reporters that he was committed to working with the new US
administration to achieve a "historic peace deal with
Israel." Abbas also announced his readiness to become a
"partner in the war on terrorism in our region and the
world." He claimed that he and his Palestinian Authority have
been promoting "tolerance and coexistence, and spreading a
culture of peace and renouncing violence"
May 29, 2017 at 3:00 am
- Gatestone
Institute wishes to thank the brave men and women of America's
armed forces who gave their lives -- and continue to risk them
every day -- so that we may sleep soundly in our beds at
night. We are in your debt. — The Editors.
Pictured:
An Air Force honor guard at the Tomb of the Unknown Soldier, in Arlington
National Cemetery. (Photo by Brendan Smialowski/Getty Images)
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