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by Yaakov Lappin • October 8,
2017 • Special to IPT News  
A
recent speech by Hizballah chief Hassan Nasrallah contained unusually
aggressive statements, calling for the
ethnic cleansing of Jews from Israel, and claiming that a
future war would lead to Israel's "demise."
by John Rossomando • October
4, 2017
A
senior leader of the Muslim Brotherhood-aligned Egyptian Americans for
Freedom and Justice (EAFJ) on Tuesday lamented the anniversary of the
death of Mohamed
Kamal, who is believed to have led the Brotherhood's military
wing. Kamal, a member of the Muslim Brotherhood's Guidance
Bureau, died in a shootout last year with Egyptian security forces.
by IPT News • October 2, 2017
Ties
to non-violent Islamism are strongly associated with an eventual embrace
of jihadism, according to a new study that explores the trajectories of
British jihadists.
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October 6, 2017 • National
Review
A
reevaluation of America's stance toward Islamist threats is welcome; we
badly need to correct the many missteps of previous administrations. In
particular, this gives the United States the opportunity to revisit the
sordid case of the SAAR network — an organization of Islamist terror
financiers in the United States that has inexplicably escaped punishment.
October 5, 2017 • FoxNews.com
Three
U.S. Army Special Forces soldiers were killed and two others were wounded
Wednesday in an ambush in the west African country of Niger... . In
addition to Al Qaeda in the Islamic Maghreb (AQIM), other groups
affiliated with ISIS are active in the area.
October 5, 2017 • The
Independent
Met
with an honour guard of dignitaries and the Preobrazhensky military
orchestra, the Saudi king was sped along on a highway specially lined
with billboards advertising the visit and a week-long festival of Saudi
culture.
October 5, 2017 • The
Telegraph
The
incident comes as anti-terrorism police investigate the discovery of
several gas canisters and a cell phone detonator in western Paris on
Saturday, but a source said
there was no apparent link between the two.
October 4, 2017 • Edmonton
Journal
United
Conservative Party (UCP) leadership candidate and former federal
immigration minister Jason Kenney is facing
questions over how the man accused of attacking a police
officer and slamming into pedestrians in Edmonton was
admitted to Canada.
October 5, 2017 • FoxNews.com
The
family of a California man killed in the Barcelona terror attack filed a
lawsuit Wednesday against Google, Facebook and Twitter, alleging the tech
giants played a role in "aiding, abetting and knowingly providing
support
and resources" to the Islamic State group.
October 4, 2017 • Al-Monitor
Congress
is moving ahead with a Hezbollah sanctions bill that targets the
Iran-backed Shiite militia's allies in government, sending shock waves
across Lebanon's political elite.
October 3, 2017 • Toronto
Sun
A
letter written by the chair of the Toronto District School Board
concerning their controversial Islamic Heritage Month guidebook chastises
a national Jewish group and reveals the board was not as eager to tone
the guide down as previously thought.
October 3, 2017 • The
Telegraph
French
anti-terror investigators are questioning five people over the discovery
of a primed bomb at an apartment bloc in one of Paris's plushest
districts, amid government warnings
that France is "still at war".
October 2, 2017 • The
Jerusalem Post
The
Judea Military Court sentenced Ziad Awad to two life terms on Monday for
the 2014 Passover Eve murder of top police intelligence official Baruch
Mizrahi.... The murder was a turning point for house demolition policy
and swung popular opinion against prisoner exchange deals.
October 2, 2017 • U.S. News
& World Report
A
U.N. investigation uncovered an arrangement between Egypt and North Korea
in which Egyptian business executives ordered millions of dollars worth
of rockets from North Korea for their country's military, according to
U.N. officials and Western diplomats familiar with the findings, The
Washington Post reported.
October 2, 2017 • The
Jerusalem Post
The
U.S. Army has approved the installation of Israel's Trophy
active-protection system on a number of its M1A2 Abrams tanks, making it
the first army aside from the IDF to use the system. The Pentagon said
Thursday the decision was made following "an urgent material"
request.
October 2, 2017 • The
Washington Institute
This
weekend's embassy attack demonstrates that Brotherhood-aligned militants
are becoming a more formidable threat, so Washington should designate
them accordingly. Hasm, an Egyptian militant group aligned with the
Muslim Brotherhood (MB), has claimed responsibility for the September 30
bombing at the embassy of Myanmar
in Cairo.
October 2, 2017 • The Daily
Caller
The
Pentagon has officially severed all ties to the Southern Poverty Law
Center (SPLC) after previously relying on the group's training materials
on extremism.
October 2, 2017 • Forbes
"Horrific
laws" condemning people to death because of whom they love are the
focus of a new international proposal. "The question of the death
penalty" resolution to denounce the most severe punishment for
consensual same-sex relations was passed on Friday by the 47-member
United Nations Human Rights Council in Geneva. Twenty-seven nations voted
in favor of the resolution; 13 voted against it; and 7 abstained.
October 2, 2017 • CampusReform.org
Brandeis
University recently removed posters alleging ties between a pro-Palestine
student group and the Palestinian terrorist organization HAMAS.
October 2, 2017 • Agence
France-Presse
The
trial of Abdelkader Merah, who allegedly helped his brother prepare a
nine-day shooting spree in southern France in 2012, began Monday,
bringing back haunting memories of the bloodshed for the country's Jews.
Merah's trial is the first arising from the wave of Islamist attacks that
have hit France in recent years.
October 2, 2017 • Sun
Sentinel
A
dozen South Floridians are facing federal charges they defrauded more
than $20 million from the government by illegally trading food stamps for
cash, prosecutors said Monday.
October 2, 2017 • The
Washington Free Beacon
Women's
March co-organizer Linda Sarsour encouraged those at a social justice
rally in New York City Sunday to be ready to "put their lives on the
line" for "the movement," according to footage of her
speech seen by the Washington Free Beacon.
September 29, 2017 • The
Globe and Mail
A
former student at the University of Manitoba was found guilty of
providing material support to al-Qaeda and helping to build a truck bomb
in Afghanistan after leaving Canada with two friends in 2007. On Friday,
September 29, a federal jury in Brooklyn convicted Muhanad al-Farekh of
nine
criminal charges which carry a maximum punishment
of life in prison. He is due to be sentenced on Jan. 11.
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