A process that apparently began more than three months ago with a letter from Phoenix Human Relations Commission chairwoman R.J. Shannon to Mayor Phil Gordon has led to the removal of Commissioner Marwan Ahmad from that civic body.
Would you buy a “grand bargain” from this man?
Secretary of State Colin Powell told assembled Muslim guests Thursday that in its second term, the Bush administration will “strike a balance” between security and openness.
The world is rife with controversy over the Middle East and intimidation of anyone brave enough to speak truth about it.
We wrote last month about the attempts by an Arab-American group with ties to Syria’s regime to drop a performance of a pro-freedom song by a well-known Syrian-American singer. The family of the singer, Malek Jandali, were attacked last night.
These are not final results but give a strong indication of what’s happening. First the numbers:
The stealth Islamist party, Justice and Development (AKP), received almost exactly 50 percent of the vote. Under the Turkish system this will give them an estimated 325 members of parliament, or about 60 percent of the seats.
Dr. Jasser speaks to Eric Bolling and his all star panel about Muslim reaction to the Bin Laden killing
Sen. Joseph Lieberman’s comments on Syria from the Senate floor.
Americans begin to show protest against shariah. CAIR shows its hand.
Tim Furnish, Ph.D, Tawfik Hamid, Robert Spencer, and M. Zuhdi Jasser debate whether there is a “moderate Islam.”