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Protester Calls for Jews to ‘Go Back to the Oven’ at Anti-Israel Demonstration
Like many other protests of Israel’s campaign in Gaza, this one ended badly — police had to cool an ugly fight between supporters of Israel and Gaza, breaking up the warring sides as their screaming and chanting threatened to turn into something worse. But some protesters at this rally in Fort Lauderdale, Fla., took their [...]
Posted: January 7th, 2009 under General News.
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U.S. Interest in Shariah Finance Opens Dangerous Doors, Critics Say
Shariah-compliant banking, sometimes called Islamic banking, is growing in popularity in the Western and Islamic worlds. But critics say American interest in the system at a time of economic crisis is opening the door to increased Islamic influence in the American banking system. Worse yet, some fear the banks may be helping to finance international [...]
Posted: November 13th, 2008 under World News.
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Islamists Post Internet Video Urging Obama to Abandon War on Terror
BAGHDAD — Two Iraqi insurgent groups called on President-elect Barack Obama to withdraw from Iraq and Afghanistan and abandon the war on terror, an Internet monitoring service reported Friday. Abu Omar al-Baghdadi, self-styled head of the Al Qaeda front group the Islamic State of Iraq, said in a speech posted on an extremist Web site [...]
Posted: November 7th, 2008 under Political.
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In Some Nations, People Look to Obama as President of the World
Barack Obama’s election on Tuesday set off international celebrations and ignited a fervor for the United States that has been unseen since the days immediately following the September 11, 2001, terror attacks. To some observers, the international reaction has elevated America’s president-elect to an unparalleled post: president of the world. In Kenya, where Obama’s father [...]
Posted: November 6th, 2008 under Political.
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Obama Victory Sparks Cheers Around the World
Across the globe, in concert halls and ballrooms, in plazas and beach parties and busy streets, the citizens of the world hailed the election of Barack Obama as a stroke for racial equality and voiced hopes his presidency would herald a more balanced, less confrontational America. TOKYO — Across the globe, in concert halls and [...]
Posted: November 5th, 2008 under Political.
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