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by
John Rossomando • June 19, 2019 • IPT News  
Former
Egyptian President Mohamed Morsi's death Monday during a court hearing
triggered immediate, often predictable reactions.
by Patrick Dunleavy • June 18, 2019 •
IPT News
One group, radicalized Muslims, dominates the UK prison
system, Britain's Ministry of Justice found in a study into prison gangs
released earlier this month.
by
Abha Shankar • June 17, 2019 • IPT News
Most
religious groups exist to provide fellowship for their members and help
them with spiritual needs.
by John Rossomando • June 14, 2019 •
IPT News
The Council on American Islamic Relations (CAIR) has
been unusually silent about the attempt to deport Hamas-linked activist
Abdelhaleem al-Ashqar.
by
Hany Ghoraba • June 13, 2019 • Special to IPT
News
What
happens when you take a classic story created by a Syrian writer,
modernized with a multi-ethnic, multi-national
cast, that tops the box office from the United States to the
Middle East?
by Yaakov Lappin •
June 12, 2019 • Special to IPT News
Hizballah remains highly active in Syria, despite the
fact that civil war there is drawing down, and it is actively trying to
turn the south of the country into a launchpad for terrorist attacks
against Israel.
by Brig Barker •
June 11, 2019 • Special to IPT News
If, one year after 9/11, an individual originally from
India drove a van full of propane tanks into the front gate
of a California Air Force base, burning himself to death in the process,
it would have been deemed an act of terrorism. In fact, it would have
received extensive media coverage
and quickly reverted society back to being concerned about
another attack. Additional consequences would have included
an enraged society, a collective call by citizens to find a motive,
and an easing of political correctness.
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- Sarsour's Group Calls Brown Copt a 'White
Nationalist'
Being a "white nationalist" doesn't mean having European
ancestry in Linda Sarsour's world. Her group, MPower Change, joined
the Council on American Islamic Relations (CAIR) Philadelphia
chapter in charging that Raymond Ibrahim, an American Copt of
Egyptian ancestry, whose people have been severely discriminated
against under Islamic rule for centuries, is a "white
nationalist."
Also in the News
June 14, 2019 •
The Wall Street Journal
The U.S. blamed Iran for attacks on two tankers in the
Gulf of Oman on Thursday, saying the assaults were the latest in a series
of hostile actions meant to disrupt the flow of oil.
June 13, 2019 •
The Jerusalem Post
In 2006, the trenchant British political commentator
Melanie Phillips published a volume that quickly became a best seller on
both sides of the Atlantic. Titled Londonistan, it was the first major
attempt to explain how and why the UK had become what Phillips termed
"the epicenter of Islamic militancy in Europe" – a hub for
recruiting, financing and promoting Islamic terror and extremism.
June 13, 2019 •
The Hill
A federal jury on Thursday found a second militant
guilty in the 2012 attack on the U.S. diplomatic mission in Benghazi,
Libya, The Washington Post reported.
June 12, 2019 •
Washington Times
A Muslim activist group has pressured the U.S. Army War
College into postponing a speech by Ray Ibrahim, an expert on the
historical roots of Islamic terrorism, after the group falsely labeled
him as a racist and "Islamophobe," he said.
June 11, 2019 •
Jewish Telegraphic Agency
As a French celebrity philosopher, Alain Finkielkraut
belongs to a tiny group of VIPs who get to lead normal, paparazzi-free
lives despite having film star-like recognizability here.
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