Negroponte: Al-Qaida the biggest threat
Al-Qaida poses the gravest terrorist threat to the United States and an emboldened Hezbollah is a growing danger, the U.S. intelligence chief said Thursday.
Entries by M. Zuhdi Jasser
Tunisian women demonstrate to protect their rights
Some 200 Tunisian women demonstrated Wednesday in downtown Tunis in defense of their rights, following the election victory of an Islamist party.
Tunisia is known for some of the most progressive legislation in the Middle East regarding women’s rights _ something many say is in danger after a moderate Islamist party took the most votes in the recent election.
Homegrown Terrorism Reflects the Changing Tactics of Al-Qaeda
Dr. Jasser comments on the growing threat of cyberjihad.
Mancow- Interviews Dr. Jasser on the Bhutto assassination
Mancow interviews Dr. Jasser
They Wish to Shut our Voice
Islamist radicals are intolerant. They donﾒt want anyone to raise a voice and say ﾓenough to the increasing trend of spreading religious hatred and provoking people with the false interpretations of Koran.”
Former Defense IG Raises Concerns About Military Chaplain Vetting
Former IG seeks investigation into vetting process of military chaplains.
Terror Target: Manhattan
NYC Police Chief Raymond Kelly discusses the homegrown terrorist threat and how NYC has been successful in battling it through vigilence.
House Hearing on Extremism caters to Islamists
IPT discusses the House hearing on extremism to be held this week that highlights Islamists and their ideas and ignores the root cause of terrorism– Islamism.
King of the Iranian Bloggers
Some 700,000 bloggers are active in Iran today, he estimates, from radicals who curse spiritual leader Ali Khamenei to madrasa students in the holy city of Qum. Even Ahmadinejad himself started his own blog a little while ago.
The Islamist Threat Inside Our Military
Dr. Jasser writes in today’s Wall Street Journal that there should be a moratorium on the granting of Conscientious objector status for Muslims in the US military based on religious faith.