 Featured Stories
by Patrick Dunleavy •
February 8, 2017 • IPT News  
Radical
Islamic organizations such as al-Qaida and ISIS never forget their members.
To them, going to prison is part of the pathway to paradise. Both groups'
leaders spent considerable periods of time locked up.
by Yaakov Lappin • February
7, 2017 • Special to IPT News
Faced
with an array of developing threats to their stability and survival, Sunni
Arab states have gone on an unprecedented military spending spree, buying
up some of the very best capabilities the West has to offer.
by Abigail R. Esman •
February 6, 2017 • Special to IPT News
Just
a month into 2017 and America's hot-button issues are already clear: women,
radical Islam, and the civil rights of Muslims in the West.
by Raymond Tanter and Edward
Stafford • February 3, 2017 • Special to IPT News 
The
U.S. Treasury Department announced sanctions Friday on a host of
Iranian companies and individuals as terrorists.
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- Defections Challenge Hamas'
Cooperation With the Islamic State
Hamas continues to play a double game when it comes to the Islamic
State. The Palestinian terrorist organization is trying to supress
ISIS-inspired jihadists in Gaza, while simultaneously cooperating with
the terrorist group's Sinai Peninsula affiliate – Wilayat Sinai.
- Israel Foils Another Hamas
Kidnapping and Murder Plot
Israeli security forces indicted three Palestinians Monday, saying
they were part of a Hamas terrorist cell planning to kidnap and kill
Israelis in the West Bank and within Israel.
- Fordham University Facing
Backlash for Rejecting SJP on Campus
The National Lawyers Guild (NLG) recently condemned Fordham University
for banning the radical group Students for Justice in Palestine (SJP)
from campus. The NLG claims that Fordham's decision continued a
"legacy of Anti-Palestinian discrimination, known as the
'Palestinian Exception' to Free Speech..."
 Also in the News
February 8, 2017 • Breitbart
Airports and passenger planes across the United States
face evolving "insider threats" from aviation industry employees
who have joined terrorist groups and are seeking to carry out "lone
wolf" attacks, the House Homeland Security Committee warns in a recent
investigation.
February 7, 2017 • Legal
Insurrection
German intelligence agencies are alarmed over the
growing influence of radical Islamist "Muslim Brotherhood"
organization in the state of Saxony.
February 7, 2017 • The
Daily Caller
The Kingdom of Saudi Arabia is paying at least one large
public relations firm in Washington, D.C. to recruit American military
veterans who will agree to visit Capitol Hill to tell members of Congress —
in person — that they oppose a new federal law allowing civil lawsuits against
state sponsors of terrorism.
February 7, 2017 • The
Daily Mail
Organizers of a controversial Islamic conference in
Melbourne have sparked outrage for publishing a promotional flyer with the
faces of female speakers blacked out.
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