2 Somali men indicted in terror plot
The first indictments in a major counterterrorism investigation became public Monday when a Twin Cities Somali man appeared in federal court.
Entries by M. Zuhdi Jasser
Why U.S. Policy Leans Too Close to Terrorist Appeasement
A well-organized plan by Iran and its U.S. based lobby to infiltrate and influence U.S. policymakers at the highest levels has been operating on American soil for well over a decade.
Writer warns radical Islam poses problem for Western nations
Mark Steyn speaks to large audience in Phoenix in event sponsored by the Goldwater Institute.
US Muslims
The Pew Poll speaks volumes
PBS at a Crossroads
Cong. Walsh recently highlighted concerns regarding PBS’s refusal to air Islam v. Islamists.
Apex Court to Decide if Muslims Can Convert
Malaysia’s supposedly secular court is hearing a case on whether Muslims can renounce Islam. The verdict will be telling.
Arab Blogs that fight for reform
Arab advocates of political and social reform saw recent events in the Palestinian territories as ammunition with which to criticize the dictatorial regimes they want to change in their own countries.
U.S. Push for Democracy in Middle East Going Through Slow Phase
President Bush has urged the broader Middle East countries to embrace democracy and free elections. Several months ago, there was optimism about that policy. But now, some analysts say, the political rise of Islamists, the inability of Iraqi factions to agree on a new government, and concerns about Iran’s influence in the region may have taken the pressure off Middle Eastern rulers to institute democratic reforms.
Arizona Islamist Media- (Issue No. 1.4)– Arab Voice on “The Lie of God’s Chosen People”
This piece calls for the Palestinian right of return and mocks Jewish identification with Israel.
Europe’s Angry Young Muslims
Europe is home to a new generation of alienated young Muslims whose anger may turn to radicalism.