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issue 384
2.3.2017  |
TOPSTORIES 
Linda
Sarsour is a controversial activist now suing President Trump. Here are five
things you need to know about her. learn more 
The Third Jihad - Part
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U.S. agents hired to combat online
radicalization lacked basic skills like Arabic and how to tell the difference
between Islamist groups. |
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The United Arab Emirates supports President
Trump’s executive order banning immigration from seven Middle-Eastern
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Roubaix was to be the venue for a
controversial conference featuring radical speakers until local politicians
said enough is enough. |
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Pakistan arrested the suspected mastermind
behind the 2008 Mumbai attacks on January 30, but fears a backlash from
extremists. |
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It was the derby game like no other, as two
soccer teams from Aleppo faced off for the first professional game in the
Syrian city in five years. |
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QUOTABLEQUOTES 
“If
a guardian rapes his sister or daughter he can be forgiven but if you fail to
attend morning prayers it's a sin that cannot be forgiven.”
- Abdallah Swilam
Saudi cleric
Saudi cleric
READERSWRITE
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 [Re
'ISIS Members Are Being Killed by Iraqis']: Don't feel sorry for ISIS - they
killed with no pity and proved themselves to be animals. Like an animal once
it has tasted blood, killing becomes a part of their everyday life...Iraqis
take no pity but guard your heart and mind for after it is over.
B.A.
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[Re
'ISIS Members Are Being Killed by Iraqis']: The tides have turned because now
they know the U.S. is behind them. ISIS will be gone soon.
K.E.
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