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Transcend This

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#p2:Meet the Palestinians

The events in Syria have captured the world’s attention but it would be regrettable if they overshadowed an important study released last week. The World’s Muslims: Religion, Politics and Society, published by the respected Pew Research Center, surveyed social, political, and religious attitudes across the Muslim world. It is an in-depth report worthy of much … Continue reading »

Anatomy of the veil

Lebanese women speak to Joumana Haddad about their decisions to wear the veil. “Religion is used as an ideology. The veil imposed on or expected of women is an instrument of control in the same way that in Mao’s China people had to wear Mao jackets, and women were not supposed to wear any makeup” … Continue reading »

Illusions About Why Muslim Brothers Kill

By Bruce Thornton Despite the fervent wishes of the progressive media and the buffoonish David Sirota, who hoped the culprit was “a white guy,” the terrorists who bombed the Boston Marathon have turned out to be not white, Tea Party, tax-hating bitter clingers, but Chechen Muslims. Quelle surprise, as the French say. Now we’ll start … Continue reading »

Burqa businesses go bust in Afghanistan

Despite advances in women’s rights, Afghanistan remains a deeply conservative country. (AFP) The Associated Press – Afghanistan’s homegrown burqa industry is facing a decline in demand, with fewer young women choosing to cover their faces. Despite advances in women’s rights, Afghanistan remains a deeply conservative country and most women continue to wear the all-enveloping garment. … Continue reading »

Arabs Have Black Slaves – Today

There is no Arab Apartheid Week on American campuses, but there should be. Slavery, in its most barbaric form, still exists in the Arab world and there is no Exodus in sight either. By Dr. Charles Jacobs – Israel Apartheid Week has come and gone this year on many American campuses. It was, of course, … Continue reading »

Blog: Islamists’ Primary Target

Blog: Islamists’ Primary Target. Two articles that appeared yesterday reveal an astonishing lack of historical perspective. Both of them were written by people for whom I have a great deal of respect, Jonathan Tobin and Andrew McCarthy. Tobin and McCarthy point to the World Trade Center bombing in 1993 as “The Day the War on … Continue reading »

Syria:Barbarians Versus Barbarians

At least forty thousand people have lost their lives to date during the 21-month war in Syria. The war has turned into a life-and-death struggle between the barbarian Syrian President Bashar Assad’s regime and its barbarian Islamist adversaries. Every day brings fresh evidence of atrocities committed by both sides. Innocent civilians living within Syria and … Continue reading »

Nip Evil in the Bud: The Lessons of WWII

Look at previous generations, remember days gone by, says the Torah.by Rabbi Eliezer Melamed As a result of the sour end to “Operation Pillar of Defense”, there is room for some reflection on the important and bitter historical issue of World War II. The Torah commands us: “Remember days long gone by. Ponder the years … Continue reading »