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Norway: Pakistani organization accused of membership fraud
Islam in Europe 25 May 2009
Norway's largest immigrant organization received large grants. When TV 2 called a number of members, 80% said they weren't members. The association, which has been in existence since 1974, is very powerful 
Norway: "The reality is that a kind of sneak-Islamisation of this society is being allowed"
Jihad Watch 21 April 2009
Norway notices. "Islam a political target in Norway," by Thomas Buch-Andersen for BBC News, April 20 (thanks to Michael):
Norway: Labor declares war against radical Islam
Islam in Europe 18 March 2009
A summary of several articles: The Labor Party's secretary, Martin Kolberg, promised last week that the party will lead against all anti-democracy and anti-equality forces.
Muslim identity issues mean problems throughout Europe
Jewish Community Voice 11 March 2009
By DINAH A. SPRITZER
BRADFORD, England. Ishtiaq Ahmed, who works as a spokesman for the Bradford Council for Mosques, lives with three generations of his family in a luxurious British home built by his father, a successful Pakistani
Dutch Sharia Researcher Encourages Norwegian Judges to Learn Sharia Law
The Tundra Tabloids 06 March 2009
Norway already allows foreign law to be considered in its courts, opening the doors to sharia. Fredriksen: Don't worry Norway, I'm a PhD, I can vouch that it'll be good for you!
Oslo: Council rejects Muslim school proposal
Islam in Europe 05 March 2009
A majority in Oslo municipal council, consisting of the Labor Party (Ap), Socialist Left Party (SV), Red and Progress Party (Frp), rejected on Wednesday evening a proposal to establish a Muslim school
Protecting women from the veil
EuropeNews March 03 2008
By Henrik R Clausen
The Islamic veil is probably the most debated piece of clothing on the planet at this moment, and not least whether it is permissible for states to regulate the use of it in certain situations.
Behind the Humanitarian Mask: The Nordic Countries, Israel, and the Jews
Institute for Global Jewish Affairs February 2009
Edited by Manfred Gerstenfeld - Complete book for download here.
In recent years the Jerusalem Center for Public Affairs has published several articles about the Nordic countries, Jews, and Israel in both the Jewish Political Studies Review and Post-Holocaust and Anti-Semitism.
Gradually a picture has emerged of these countries that differs greatly from the often superficial friendliness the visiting tourist experiences, or the impressions one gains abroad from the few usually positive articles in international media. Little is known about the multiple negative events in the Nordic countries regarding Israel and the Jews.
