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It’s all about you, Angela… It’s all about you.
More Horrible Than Rape (Asian Times)
A fairly dark essay about a decidedly dark subject. Europe is committing suicide while Israel stands against an enemy that actually maximizes its own civilian casualties as a strategy.
The ‘Jerusalem Awakening’ is Religious (Times of Israel)
“A holy war against Israelis specifically, and Jews in general, has been a core tenet of Islam since Jews rejected Mohammed in the seventh century.”
The Absurdity of Israeli Compassion (INN)
“Jewish doctors make no distinction between the Arab terrorist and the Jewish victim. . . if the killer gets to the emergency room ahead of time, he or she gets the benefit of immediate quality care.”
Turkey’s Grisly Dance with the Caliphate (Gatestone)
Far more people are in Turkish prisons for “insulting” Erodgan than for being a member of ISIS.
Palestinian Desktop Calendar (Sheikyermami)
They left out the Day of Foaming at the Mouth.
The Broadest Interpretation of Islam (Political Islam)
(Video) Bill Warner explains that the ISIS interpretation of Islam is hardly narrow. In fact, it is much broader than what apologists and others prefer to believe about their religion.
Teaching Hate in the Academy (FrontPage Magazine)
A new book meant to “help” Muslim Americans actually promotes the worst stereotypes against other Americans.
The “Islamic Inquisition” and the Blasphemy Police (Gatestone)
“It took only ten years for most people across the West to learn about Islamic blasphemy — and in the end to abide by it.”
The Road to Middle East Perdition (National Review)
An intelligent analysis by Victor Davis Hanson points out that Iraq was relatively stable before Obama pulled out troops “for a cheap 2012 reelection talking point of ‘ending the war in Iraq’.”
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