After a 25-year legal battle, Canada has finally deported a Palestinian convicted of an attack on an Israeli El Al plane in 1968, Immigration Minister Jason Kenney said on Monday.
Mahmoud Mohammad Issa Mohammad, a former Popular Front for the Liberation of Palestine commando, took part in the assault on an El Al jet in Athens that killed an Israeli man. He was deported to Lebanon on Saturday.
A Greek court sentenced him to 17 years in jail in 1970, but he [...]
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U.S. prosecutors have charged a third man in connection with an “al-Qaeda-supported” plot to derail a passenger train at the Canada-U.S. border.
Authorities in New York unsealed an indictment Thursday against Ahmed Abassi, a Tunisian citizen, who used to reside in Canada, with fraudulently applying for a work visa in order to remain in the United States to facilitate an act of international terrorism.
Abassi was arrested by the U.S. Federal Bureau of Investigation on April 22, 2013, but the charges against him [...]
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York Regional Police threatened to remove a rabbi as one of the force’s chaplains if he hosted a controversial anti-Islamist speaker at his Thornhill, Ontario synagogue.
Insp. Ricky Veerappan of the force’s diversity, equity and inclusion bureau, confirmed he and officers from the force’s hate crimes unit met with Rabbi Mendel Kaplan of the Chabad Flamingo Synagogue on Tuesday.
They expressed concern about an upcoming talk to be given by Pamela Geller, a vocal critic of radical Islam. She’s protested past plans [...]
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Chiheb Esseghaier, the man arrested in Montreal for allegedly planning a terrorist attack on a passenger train, had “diabolical ideas” and was angry about Canada’s tax system, said a man who spoke briefly with him at a mosque.
Faouzi Bellili said he spoke to Esseghaier for about an hour outside a Côte-des-Neiges mosque about a year and a half ago, and was shocked to hear he was the same man arrested Monday.
“He was saying things like, ‘When you pay taxes here, [...]
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A Muslim woman who is the complainant in a sexual assault trial in Toronto has lost her bid before Canada’s top court to have an unimpeded right to wear her niqab while testifying.
In a split Supreme Court of Canada decision released Thursday, the seven judges largely upheld a lower court’s ruling that the woman, known only as N.S. to protect her identity under a court-ordered publication ban, may have to remove her niqab.
The woman has accused her uncle and cousin [...]
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The Supreme Court of Canada rules this morning on whether a Muslim woman can wear a religious veil known as a niqab while testifying against two men she claims sexually assaulted her when she was a child.
Due to a publication ban, the Toronto woman can only be identified as N.S.
The woman accuses two relatives of sexually assaulting her over a four-year period that ended when she reached the age of 10.
The two accused claim the Charter of Rights and Freedoms [...]
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A security expert says Canada needs to go beyond screening for terrorists landing on our shores and consider the religious beliefs of some prospective immigrants.
Scott Newark says Canada should be concerned about “Islamist” immigrants.
Newark served as executive officer of the Canadian Police Association and also worked as a security and policy advisor to both the Ontario and federal Ministers of Public Safety.
“We need to think hard about what I would call ‘Islamism’, the political Islam that has absolutely no interest [...]
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Canada’s Supreme Court on Friday upheld an anti-terrorism law enacted after the Sept. 11, 2001, attacks on the United States, ruling unanimously that those who choose to engage in terrorism must “pay a very heavy price.”
The law’s constitutionality was challenged by Mohammad Momin Khawaja (pictured), convicted in Canada of terrorism for involvement with a British group that had plotted unsuccessfully to set off bombs in London.
It was also challenged by two men accused of terrorism by the United States for [...]
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Toronto Police are calling the vandalism of a west-end war memorial “a hate crime.”
A woman walking Sunday night by the sculpture in Coronation Park — at the foot of Strachan Ave. and Lakeshore Blvd. W. — called police after noticing someone had taken a black marker and written “Canada will burn; Praise Allah” on the memorial.
“This is an identifiable group,” Det. Anthony Williams told reporters at the scene Monday. “The veterans should be respected. That’s a total disrespect for our [...]
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A Toronto man who stabbed his wife and slashed her throat four years ago was found guilty of second-degree murder.
Peer Khairi, 65, sobbed quietly with his head down when the verdict was read in court, days after the jury first began its deliberations last Thursday.
His wife, Randjida Khairi, died in March 2008. She was 53 years old.
Assistant Crown Attorney Robert Kenny said the jury heard four weeks of evidence during the trial, including three days of testimony from Khairi himself.
“We’re [...]
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A Toronto Islamic school whose teaching curriculum disparaged Jews and encouraged boys to keep fit for jihad will not face criminal charges but police said they had identified curriculum materials they found concerning.
A Toronto Islamic school whose teaching materials disparaged Jews and encouraged boys to keep fit for jihad will not face criminal charges but police said their investigation had identified passages of syllabus books they found concerning.
A York Regional Police report outlining the hate crimes investigation of the East [...]
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An Ontario judge has issued a restraining order against Iran?s property in Canada ? including its embassy in Ottawa (pictured) and a former cultural centre in Toronto ? as the family of an American woman killed in a terrorist attack tries to collect a $13-million judgment by a U.S. court from a wrongful death claim against Iran?s security agency.
Three properties were frozen, ensuring they are not sold or transferred, until court can decide whether they should be forfeited to the [...]
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A Toronto website that calls itself the ?newsmagazine of the Islamic movement? has described the hurricane battering the northeast U.S. a ?divine slap.?
In an un-bylined post, Crescent International, which often promotes the worldview of Iran?s repressive regime, called Hurricane Sandy ?a divine slap on the face of arrogance.?
The website is run by the Institute of Contemporary Islamic Thought. Zafar Bangash, director of the institute, said Tuesday he did not write the post, headlined: ?Hurricane Sandy delivers slap on US face.?
?We [...]
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Consumed by self-pity, Peer Khairi wanted to talk about everything but how he had just stabbed his wife to death.
So the homicide detective chose to carefully play the sympathy card, masterfully using the murder suspect?s own complaints about his home life and his disobedient family to finally draw out the confession they needed.
After receiving a 911 call from Khairi on March 18, 2008, police arrived at his Etobicoke apartment to find the body of his wife, Randjida, on a blood-soaked [...]
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The Canadian embassy in Saudi Arabia says it has found itself in an awkward situation after it was flooded by applications from Saudi men seeking visas to visit the western country along with more than a wife. The embassy says while polygamy is permitted in Saudi Arabia, it is a punishable crime in Canada.
?The Canadian embassy in Riyadh said it has sent a letter to its government asking for clarification regarding visa for Saudi men having more than a wife,? [...]
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Terry Jones, the Florida pastor who has courted controversy with public burnings of the Qur’an, is being held by Canadian officials at the Windsor-Detroit border.
A spokesperson for Jones said that the Christian pastor crossed the Ambassador Bridge and attempted to enter Canada this morning, but was detained by Canadian authorities.
As of 12 p.m., Jones and his travelling group had yet to be allowed into the country.
“As far as we know right now, they are still at the border on the [...]
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Randjida Khairi was stabbed five times in her chest and back. She had her throat cut, a wound so ugly and deep that it sliced through her neck muscles, voicebox and windpipe — stopping only at her spine.
She was stabbed with two different knives. She drowned in her own blood; a process a pathologist would later determine took between five and 10 minutes. Police discovered Ms. Khairi’s body lying on a bloody cot in her family home, a 16th floor [...]
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Canada border officials say controversial Qur’an-burning Florida Pastor Terry Jones may not be allowed into the country on Thursday to give a speech at a Queen’s Park rally.
Jones, who claims to have received 400 death threats and has a bounty of $6.4 million on his head, has been banned from Britain and Germany.
He was fined $217 in Florida for burning a Qur’an, the Muslim holy book.
“I am concerned about crossing the border,” Jones told the Toronto Sun on Monday. “I [...]
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The husband of the 40-year-old Dorval woman (both pictured) on trial for stabbing their eldest daughter after she stayed out all night testified he couldn’t imagine that his wife can be the person who could be harming their daughter the day of the alleged attack.
Johra Kaleki is charged with attempted murder, assault with a weapon, and assault causing bodily harm. Bahar Ebrahimi, now 21, suffered stab wounds to her head, neck and hand in an attack at the family home [...]
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The uncle of a man sentenced to life in prison for killing his sister and her fiancé in an honour killing was sentenced to probation Wednesday for threatening to “spill the blood” of his own daughter.
Ahmad Sadiqi pleaded guilty to threatening and criminally harassing his 23-year-old daughter when she sought more independence in March 2011. He also criminally harassed his wife.
Sadiqi is the uncle of Hasibullah Sadiqi, who was found guilty of two counts of first-degree murder for shooting his [...]
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Like many parents, Johra Kaleki clashed with her teenage daughter over missed curfews and attending the prom. But a judge is being asked to weigh whether deep cultural disparities between an Afghan-born mother and her Montreal-raised child may have contributed to Kaleki’s state of mind when she repeatedly stabbed Bahar Ebrahimi, then 19, in June 2010.
As Kaleki’s trial for attempted murder continues this week, Quebec Court Judge Yves Paradis is being asked to decide whether those cultural strains generated enough [...]
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The Muslims Of Calgary website, in a section entitled “How To Make Your Wife Happy?” Muslims are encouraged to beat their wives…but only moderately.
Patience and Mildness
- Problems are expected in every marriage so this is normal. What is wrong is excessive responses and magnifying problems until a marital breakdown.
- Anger should be shown when she exceeds the boundaries of Allah SWT, by delaying prayers, backbiting, watching prohibited scenes on TV, etc..
- Forgive the mistakes she does to you.
Correcting her Mistakes
- [...]
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Mounties are investigating the possibility of a hate crime after several piles of bacon were found outside a mosque in Port Coquitlam, B.C.
Police say it’s the second such act of vandalism and mischief at the Islamic Society of British Columbia mosque and Islamic Centre in the last 18 months.
Muslims consider pork a symbol of impurity.
Society president Saad Bahr said Tuesday it’s clear the action was intended to offend, but his group would welcome the opportunity to speak to those responsible [...]
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Since investigations two to three years ago the Canadian government has identified 3,100 cases of alleged immigration fraud, in addition to 5,000 cases of implicated residence fraud.
It now plans to revoke the citizenships of those involved in fraud and turn down applications of those trying to obtain citizenship in a fraudulent way, announced Jason Kenney, the Minister of Citizenship and Immigration, Canada.
In a television interview the minister referred to a probably disproportionate number of Canadian citizens residing in the Middle [...]
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After a slew of court challenges demanding his homecoming and a decade in Guantanamo Bay, convicted terrorist Omar Khadr is back in Canada.
Khadr landed at CFB Trenton military base Saturday morning after being transported from Guantanamo Bay, Cuba, aboard a U.S. government plane and was then brought to Millhaven maximum-security prison in Bath, Ont.
In a hastily organized news conference in Winnipeg, Public Safety Minister Vic Toews said Khadr is now in the hands of Canada’s correctional services, which he is [...]
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