Jail term for Muslim leader's false kidnap claim

BBC News 14 June 2010

A Muslim community leader who claimed he was abducted by British National Party members has been found guilty of perverting the course of justice. Noor Ramjanally, 36, of Loughton, Essex, was

 

Jury Selection Begins In Bronx Synagogue Bomb Case

WCBS-TV New York 14 June 2010

Jury selection was set to begin Monday in the trial of four men accused of plotting terror attacks in New York. The alleged scheme came to an end with a dramatic night sting in Riverdale a little

 

Russia's rebellious regions: Islamic militancy brews in Dagestan

GlobalPost 14 June 2010
By Miriam Elder

BALAKHANI, Russia — Patimat Murshidova begins wailing the second visitors enter her home in Balakhani, a quiet village tucked into the towering mountains of Dagestan. The sobs last for 15

 

Somali Islamists kill two for watching World Cup

RIA Novosti 14 June 2010

Somali militants killed two soccer fans whom they caught watching a 2010 FIFA World Cup game, the International Sports Press Association (AIPS) said on its website. In 2006 the Islamic Courts

 

Israeli grass-roots effort fights flotilla fallout

JTA 09 June 2010
By Dina Kraft

Two days after last week’s flotilla incident, with Israel weathering a hailstorm of international condemnation, a group of young Israelis hunkered down in a Tel Aviv recording studio to produce a satirical music video they hoped would become a weapon in the battle for world opinion.

 

Muslim community leader 'made up story he was kidnapped by BNP', court told

Telegraph 9 June 2010

A Muslim community leader, Noor Ramjanally, who claimed he was kidnapped by members of the British National Party was caught out lying by covert surveillance cameras designed to protect him, a court

 

Turkey: Driver charged with bishop's murder

Ankara - A man has been charged with the murder of an Italian Catholic bishop who was killed in southern Turkey on Thursday. Luigi Padovese, who served in a diocese in the town of

 

Wilders hails Israel 'fighting jihad'

The Jerusalem Post 9 June 2010
By DAVID HOROVITZ

Geert Wilders, who is demanding a halt to immigration from Muslim countries as the centerpiece of his campaign for the Dutch prime ministership, has hailed Israel for "fighting the jihad” and warned

 

I praise Allah each time a British soldier is shot

The Sun 9 June 2010
By NICK FRANCIS

AN al-Qaeda sympathiser accused of financing the terror group has been tracked down by The Sun living less than a mile from Wembley Stadium. The US government claims Ahmad al-Dulaymi, 38, aided

 

Five Islamic Countries Ranked Least Peaceful in the World

ABC News 9 June 2010

The ranking is contained in the 2010 Global Peace Index, which examines crime rates, defence spending and respect for human rights. New Zealand has taken out the top ranking for the second year in

 

Missing Terrorists

FrontPageMagazine 9 June 2010
By Ralph Peters

Last weekend, the feds popped two more US citizens who yearned to kill their fellow Americans for Allah.  They hoped to join al-Shabab, Somali’s ruthless jihadis, but fantasized about

 

Shari'a experiment disrupted by right-wing activists

Radio Netherlands 9 June 2010

The extreme right-wing group Voorpost disrupted an experimental session of a Shari'a court in the Amsterdam cultural and political centre De Balie on Tuesday evening. Footage shown on Wednesday by

 

Erdogan’s Troubling Friends

FrontPageMagazine 9 June 2010
By Robert Ellis

In 1974, when Turkish Prime Minister Tayyip Erdogan was president of the Istanbul youth group of the MSP (the Islamist National Salvation Party), he wrote, directed, and starred in a play called Mas-Kom-Ya, which addressed subversive elements in Turkish society:

masons, communists and yahudi (Jews). This very same performer has managed to convince gullible Western politicians that Turkey is committed to EU membership. Equally convincingly, he has played to the Arab gallery since his AKP (Justice and Development Party) came to power in 2002.

 

Muslim teens enraged by pop star’s name

The Copenhagen Post 9 June 2010

Muslim teens at a Copenhagen concert threw eggs at pop icon who shares a name with a holy city of Islam It must have seemed like a good idea at the time. Denmark’s answer to Lady Gaga, decided

 

Britain will struggle to handle 'catastrophic' population growth unless changes are made

Daily Mail 9 June 2010

Britain will struggle to handle 'catastrophic' population growth in future unless urgent action is taken, a report has warned. The predicted increase to 70million by 2029 will put unsustainable

 

Riots must be brought under control: Reinfeldt

The Local 9 June 2010

Swedish Prime Minister Fredrik Reinfeldt cautioned that the riots that blighted the Stockholm suburb of Rinkeby on Monday and Tuesday needed to be brought quickly under control.

 

Turkey: Jihadi State Rising

FrontPageMagazine 9 June 2010
By Anav Silverman

Scanning news reports this week, I was surprised to learn that according to much of the press, Turkey had been Israel’s "staunchest ally in the Muslim world,” until the Gaza aid flotilla debacle.

 

Top 100 'women friendly' mosques revealed

A directory of the 100 most 'women-friendly' mosques in England has been launched today. The list has been compiled inter-faith, community cohesion and conflict resolution organisation, Faith

 

New Islamic Facebook, Millatfacebook, launched in wake of Mohammed controversy

NYDailyNews.com 9 June 2010
By Joe Tacopino

Will you 'friend' the new Islamic Facebook? After outrage among Muslims over a Facebook page that invited users to draw the Prophet Mohammed, a 25-year-old Pakistani man has launched

 

FBI: Texas man accused of trying to help al-Qaida referred to terror network as his 'brothers'

FOXNews 9 June 2010

HOUSTON — A Texas man who pleaded not guilty Tuesday to charges that he tried to help al-Qaida referred to members of the terrorist group as his "brothers," was eager to prove his dedication to

 

Vatican says world ignores Christians in Mideast

Las Vegas Sun 9 June 2010

The Vatican said Sunday that the international community is ignoring the plight of Christians in the Middle East, and that the Israeli-Palestinian conflict, the war in Iraq and political instability

 

An Open Letter to the Turkish Embassy

American Spectator 9 June 2010
By Edward Sisson

Dear Embassy of Turkey

In early 1995 as an associate lawyer at Arnold & Porter (I was later elected a partner, and eventually left practicing law in early 2006), I had the pleasure and honor

 

Turkish journalist sentenced to 15 months for 'terrorist propaganda'

Hurriyet Daily News 9 June 2010
By Devrim Sevimay

Journalist Irfan Aktan has been sentenced to a 15-month prison term for "making terrorist propaganda” based on his quoting of members of an outlawed organization in a news story about the country’s

 

Egypt's climate of sexual harassment persists, and police don't seem to care

MinnPost.com 9 June 2010
By Justin D. Martin

CAIRO — Women must be allowed to hold up "half the sky" for poverty to be challenged, wrote Nicholas Kristof and Sheryl WuDunn in their powerful 2009 book of the same name. But when many women

 

Europe court rules against Turkey in book dispute

Hurriyet Daily News 9 June 2010

Turkey was punished by the European Court of Human Rights because of the seizure of a book about a pop star that discussed his sexual orientation, the court said Tuesday. "Tarkan - Anatomy of a

 

Nigeria: Muslim youth attack churches and house

There has been yet another attack against Nigerian Christian: this time in Kano state, north of Jos where January and March violence took place. Two churches and a pastor's home were

 

Poland: Mosque, Paediatrician and Radical Islamists

Rzeczpospolita.pl 8 June 2010
By Agnieszka Rybak & Aleksandra Rybilska
Translation: Jan Wójcik, EuroIslam.pl

Contrary to the assurances of the president of Muslim League in the Republic of Poland, the Ministry of Interior and Administration (MSWiA) does not know who finances the building of the Centre of Islamic Culture in Warsaw.

In this year’s spring, Samir Ismail became very popular after it had turned out that the organisation he presides – the Muslim League in RP – has been building a mosque in Warsaw’s Ochota district.

 

Mohammed believed in women's rights, says poster campaign. Oh, really?

Telegraph 8 June 2010
By Douglas Murray

This week sees the launch of a hilarious new campaign called "Inspired by Muhammad” (as we are now all expected to spell Mohammed). It claims to want to "improve the public understanding of Islam and

 

Vilks takes fight to Facebook foes

The Local 8 June 2010

Swedish artist Lars Vilks has joined a Facebook group entitled Kill Lars Vilks in order to engage in discussion with his antagonists as part of his ongoing art project to explore the bounds of free

 

Turkey is calling for a jihad against Israel

The Guardian  8 June 2010
By Joshua Teitelbaum

Erdogan's bellicose support for the flotilla has sacrificed Israeli relations in the service of retrograde east-facing aspirations.Turkey's prime minister, Recep Tayyip Erdogan, called the Israeli

 
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