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by John Rossomando •
February 1, 2019 • IPT News
 
In Twitter's world,
calling the Muslim Brotherhood a terrorist organization can get you
suspended, but those defending Palestinian terrorist attacks and comparing
American Jewish kids who join the Israel Defense Forces (IDF) to ISIS
foreign fighters rarely face consequences.
Twitter CEO Jack
Dorsey admitted last summer that his employees have a left-leaning bias,
and this is evident both in how Twitter's rules on hate are written and
enforced. It should either tailor and enforce them equally or not have them
at all.
by Abigail R. Esman • January 30, 2019 •
Special to IPT News
The
first time my friend Nour appeared in public without her scarf, a neighbor
commanded her to put it on. When she refused, he grew enraged. "Then
you are no longer Muslim!" he called out after her as she continued
down the street.
by Yaakov Lappin • January 29, 2019 •
Special to IPT News
Wherever
violence and aggression flare up around Israel's borders, Iran or one of
its proxies can be found. Iran's
persistent subversion and promotion of terrorism is not only
a threat to Israel, but also to its Arab Sunni neighbors, who
stand in the way of Tehran's radical designs for the Middle East.
by Abha Shankar • January 24, 2019 •
IPT News
Turkey's
strong backing of the Muslim Brotherhood (MB) has been extensively
catalogued, but not much has been written about the country's support for
the Jamaat-e-Islami (JI), the Brotherhood's ideological cousin in South
Asia that also has an active presence in North America.
by John Rossomando • January 17, 2019 •
IPT News
Turkish
NBA star Enes Kanter did not join his New York Knicks teammates when they
play the Washington Wizards in London today due to his fear he could be
assassinated by
Turkish spies.
by Yaakov Lappin • January 17, 2019 •
Special to IPT News
In
recent years, Israel has waged a covert war against a large-scale Hamas
effort to smuggle weapons into the Gaza Strip, a Hebrew-language media
report has said.
by Abigail R. Esman • January 15, 2019 •
Special to IPT News
When
Rahaf Mohammad Alqunun barricaded herself in a Bangkok hotel room earlier
this month and took to Twitter,
begging the world to protect her from being forcibly sent
home to Saudi Arabia, it was a desperate cry to save her own
life. But she also was speaking for millions of other Saudi
women, whose lives under patriarchal rule deprive them of
their freedom, keeping them permanently at risk of abuse,
imprisonment, or even death.
by Patrick Dunleavy • January 14, 2019 •
IPT News
Ask
average U.S. taxpayers if they would give money to an organization that is
openly racist and anti-Semitic and you would get a resounding
"No" in response.
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Minnesota Rep. Ilhan Omar said Tuesday that she "almost
chuckle[s]" when people describe Israel as a democracy.
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International is under fire for its recent campaign encouraging travel
websites to boycott Israel, which denies
the historical Jewish connection to the land of Israel, The
Jewish Chronicle reported Wednesday.
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A
Toledo-area man was indicted on federal charges Tuesday, following his
arrest in December for what federal authorities said was a plan to carry
out a mass shooting at a synagogue in the name of the Islamic State.
January 29, 2019 • Jerusalem Post
Paris
will repatriate around 130 men detained in Syria who are suspected of ISIS
ties, according to a report published by BFM TV in France. The men are
currently being held by the Syrian Democratic Forces, the partner of the
US-led anti-ISIS Coalition. As the US contemplates withdrawing from Syria
there were concerns about the detainees future and the threats they pose.
January 28, 2019 • Daily Caller
Democratic
Michigan Rep. Rashida Tlaib's ties to anti-Semitism run deeper than
previously known, a Daily Caller News Foundation investigation found.
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