Confronted by a police officer with the suggestion the deaths of her three daughters was not an accident, Tooba Mohammad Yahya appeared devoid of emotion.
“Meaning what?” she responded, through an interpreter, in an interview recorded just hours after police had told her that the girls had been found in a submerged car.
“It would mean that something happened to cause it,” Det. Const. Geoff Dempster says, in the video played to jurors Tuesday morning at the trial of the [...]
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An American professor, who shouted “death to Israel” during an Israeli Bedouin speaker’s lecture, defended his statement by saying it was for Allah.
Associate history professor Julio Pino of Kent University in Ohio made the remark after asking a question of Ishmael Khaldi, who was speaking of his experiences working on behalf of Israel as told in his book “A Shepherd’s Journey”. Khaldi, former deputy consul general at the Israeli consulate in San Francisco and now a deputy minister, describes the book as “one man’s story of Israel’s culture, [...]
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A Northern Virginia man is filing a discrimination lawsuit against one of the nation’s most secretive intelligence agencies, claiming it revoked his security clearance because his wife attended an Islamic school and works for a Muslim nonprofit group.
Mahmoud M. Hegab, hired in 2010 as a budget analyst for the National Geospatial-Intelligence Agency, sued in U.S. District Court in Alexandria last month and asked the agency to reverse its decision to revoke his clearance and place him on unpaid leave.
In court [...]
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Kenya and Somalia have called for more international help to defeat al-Shabab, the al-Qaida-linked militant group which the neighboring countries have described as “a common enemy.”
After meeting in Nairobi on Monday, Kenyan Prime Minister Raila Odinga and his Somali counterpart Abdiwelli Mohammed Ali called for more troops to join the African Union peacekeeping mission in Somalia.
In a joint statement, they also requested “logistical and financial support” for a planned blockade of the port city of Kismayo, a key al-Shabab stronghold [...]
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The IDF arrested overnight a senior Hamas leader in Samaria who was freed from an Israeli prison three months ago. Hassan Yousef’s son and two others also were nabbed at their home in Bitunia, near Ramallah and north of Jerusalem.
The Palestinian Authority (PA) is supposed to dismantle the terrorist infrastructure in Arab areas of Judea and Samaria, but the IDF often carries out many missions that the PA cannot or does not want to be involved with.
Yousef was freed from [...]
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French satirical weekly Charlie Hebdo has named the Prophet Muhammad as “editor-in-chief” for its next issue to mark the electoral victory of Islamist party Ennahda in Tunisia.
It will be renamed Sharia Hebdo, the weekly said in a statement on Monday.
The publication’s editor-in-chief and cartoonist Charb said they were not trying to be especially provocative.
Ennahda won the most seats in Tunisia’s October elections and is now trying to form a coalition caretaker government.
“To fittingly celebrate the victory of the Islamist Ennahda [...]
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Presented by Adrian Brown from Australian Television’s SBS ‘Dateline’ Program
Having up to four obedient wives is the key to happy marriage, according to a Malaysian club, which is gaining popularity and concern.
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An imam who led alternative Friday prayers as part of a pro-Kurdish Peace and Democracy Party (BDP) civil disobedience campaign a few months ago was caught in Bolu with fake banknotes by the police department.
The Istanbul Police Department’s Anti-smuggling and Organized Crime Bureau received a notification about a counterfeiting lead, warning them that fake banknotes made in Istanbul’s Bagc?lar district would be sent to Bitlis. After receiving the notification, the police department started an investigation and carried out an operation [...]
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A growing interest in Islamic religion and its role in the contemporary world has resulted in the University of Auckland adding a course in Islamic studies to its Bachelor of Theology degree from next year.
Theology at the university has traditionally focused on exploring the beliefs and practices that have developed within Christianity, but the university is broadening its offerings to students interested in faith and religion.
“The study of Islamic cultures and societies is an important component of any internationally recognized [...]
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Islamic Jihad’s video of a multiple missile launch represented a significant achievement except for one small problem – it was phony, according to the IDF.
The impressive video shows four blasts, but there is no photo evidence that they came from rockets. If the video was real, it probably was taken in another country, such as Iran or Lebanon, because the IDF reported that it did not detect multiple rocket attacks.
The terrorist organization, which seems to be challenging Hamas’ dominance in [...]
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Israel’s southern cities closed schools to 200,000 students for the third straight day as Gaza terrorists break several hours of “calm.”
Be’er Sheva, Ashdod. Kiryat Gat, Ashkelon, Gan Yavne and Sderot, along with the Be’er Sheva suburb of Omer, declared Monday night that classrooms would remain empty. Kibbutz Hatzerim, five miles east of Be’er Sheva, also closed its school.
Universities and colleges remain open.
Be’er Sheva Mayor Ruvic Danilovich said the decision to close schools was made out of responsibility to all citizens. [...]
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In his speech to the UN General Assembly last month, Israel’s Prime Minister, Benjamin Netanyahu, spoke of the United Nations as the «house of lies » and the «theater of the absurd.» One could go farther and state the whole truth: The United Nations has become a sham.
The new United Nations Human Rights Council is composed overwhelmingly of countries in perpetual violation of human rights, and should more accurately be called the Council against Human Rights and for the Promotion [...]
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The Philippines’ largest Muslim rebel group Moro Islamic Liberation Front on Tuesday rejected government demands to surrender a guerrilla leader accused of kidnappings and terrorism in the southern province of Basilan.
Manila has demanded the surrender of a senior MILF commander Dan Asnawi, who was also tagged as behind the killings of 19 soldiers during a firefight last month in Basilan’s Al-Barka town, a known rebel stronghold.
The soldiers, many of them undergoing scuba diving training in Zamboanga City, were sent to [...]
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To what extent was Egypt’s Maspero massacre, wherein the military literally mowed down Christian Copts protesting the ongoing destruction of their churches, a product of anti-Christian sentiment?
A video of Egypt’s grand mufti, Sheikh Ali Gomaa (or Gom’a), which began circulating weeks before the massacre, helps elucidate. While holding that Muslims may coexist with Christians (who, as dhimmis, have rights), Gomaa categorized Christians as kuffar — “infidels” — a word that connotes “enemies,” “evil-doers,” and every bad thing to Muslim ears.
After [...]
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The Obama administration is pushing to leave more troops in the Persian Gulf and to create a regional equivalent of NATO in the Arabic Middle East, according to the New York Times.
“After unsuccessfully pressing both the Obama administration and the Iraqi government to permit as many as 20,000 American troops to remain in Iraq beyond 2011, the Pentagon is now drawing up an alternative,” the New York Times reported October 30. Part of that plan may be to leave additional [...]
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Report from Iranian Media:
Iran’s first lady Azam Sadat Farrahi warned about the plots hatched by the West to prevent women from wearing Hijab – the Islamic code of dressing – not just in the western communities, but in the world of Islam.
“The West is scared of Islam, thus some Islamic countries ban the wearing of hijab,” Farrahi said.
A year ago Azerbaijan banned some Islamic ceremonies, which caused wide wave of protests. It later tried to ban hijab at schools and [...]
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An Egyptian military court on Monday handed down six-month suspended jail sentences to 73 people accused of involvement in an attack on the Israeli embassy in September, a military source said.
Two other people were acquitted.
The September 9-10 attack on the Israeli embassy in Cairo by a crowd angered by Israel’s killing of Egyptian policemen on the border forced the evacuation of staff including Ambassador Yitzhak Levanon.
Three people were killed and more than 1,000 wounded, including 300 policemen, in clashes between [...]
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“The charge that Israel is an apartheid state is a false and malicious one that precludes, rather than promotes, peace and harmony,” Judge Richard Goldstone writes in an op-ed published in the New York Times.
Goldstone, whose UN report on Israel’s Operation Cast Lead in the Gaza Strip became a symbol of anti-Israel diatribe across the globe, published yet another pro-Israel opinion piece. In April, Goldstone appeared to retract his report in a Washington Post op-ed, in which he claimed it [...]
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In a 2010 study of 80 soldiers who struggled to run two miles, half of them were huffing and puffing because of undiagnosed bronchiolitis.
And the feds have no idea why.
The military’s widespread use of open-air burn pits — massive heaps of Styrofoam, human waste and plastic water bottles, in flames around the clock — seemed to be the most obvious answer.
But results of a study published today by the Institute of Medicine, and commissioned by the Department of Veterans Affairs, [...]
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The United States on Monday cut off funding to the United Nations Educational, Scientific and Cultural Organization, UNESCO, after the body voted to accept a bid for full membership by the Palestinians.
State Department Spokeswoman Victoria Nuland called the vote “regrettable” and “premature,” saying it undermines the “shared goal of a comprehensive, just and lasting peace in the Middle East.”
Nuland told reporters that although the United States remains committed to the establishment of an independent Palestinian state and to multilateral engagement [...]
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The former Orthodox Christian cathedral of St. Sophia in Istanbul is going to become a Mosque.
The cathedral was build in 537 A.D. and in 1453, after the Ottoman Sultan Mehmet II captured Constantinople; it was turned into a Mosque. After the Kemelist revolution of 1935 St. Sophia became a museum.
Eventually the Turkish authorities decided that the cathedral should become a Mosque again. The announcement was made by the Turkish vice-premier.
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