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issue 391
2.20.2017  |
TOPSTORIES 
The
Blind Sheikh’s jihadist collaborators continue to be active enough for the NYPD
to gather intelligence on some of them. learn
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MORENEWS |
Clarion's editor Meira Svirsky explains the
story of a UK headteacher who received death threats from parents over her
clothes. |
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We asked for your opinions as Washington
mulls the idea. Find out if others agree with you as we present some of the
hundreds of responses. |
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A human rights lawyer accuses the police
and intel units of having a hand in the murders of Christian clergymen in
Turkey by turning a blind eye. |
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A new Nike commercial calls on women in the
Middle East to play sports without worrying about what the neighbors will
say. |
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Sweden’s “first feminist government” wore
hijabs while in Iran but were blasted by hardliners for taking them off to
sign a trade deal. |
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Omar Abdel-Rahman aka The Blind Sheikh, who
plotted to blow up the United Nations building and other targets in the
1990s, has died in prison. |
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The couple will stand trial in September,
both charged with four offences including possessing an explosive substance
and acting for a terror group. |
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The global arms trade is at the highest it’s
been since the end of the Cold War, fueled largely by Middle-Eastern
purchases, according to a new report. |
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FEATUREDVIDEOS
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Watch the story of Saladin, a member of the
'Caliphate Cubs.' |
BLOGPOST |
A Pakistani Christian has been granted bail
in his blasphemy case, but does not have enough money to post the
bonds. |
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READERSWRITE
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 [Re:'Iranian
Hardliners Attack Swedish Delegation Over Hijabs']: Did they attack them for
being women too? And for being elected? And for not being Muslim? Wow the
list must have been endless.
J.R.
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[Re:'Obituary:
The Blind Sheikh']: He had a very big surprise when he left this world. He
did not wind up where he thought he was going.
T.B.
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