Sponsored by Aish.com: On July 4, 1976, as America was celebrating its bicentennial, Israeli commandos performed a spectacular raid to rescue 100 Jews held hostage at Entebbe airport in Uganda. One week earlier, an Air France flight was hijacked by Palestinian terrorists, who landed the plane in Uganda with the support of dictator Idi Amin. The terrorists threatened to kill the Jewish hostages if...
Palestinian terrorist leader arrested having car sex near Arafat’s grave
Israel today arrested a longtime wanted terror leader here in the West Bank city of Ramallah.According to Israeli security officials and Palestinian sources in Ramallah speaking to WND, the terrorist was arrested while having car sex just a few hundred feet from late PLO leader Yasser Arafat’s gravesite. Khaled Shawish was captured by undercover Israeli police forces following scores of...
Pakistani Scientist A.Q. Khan Aided Iran, His Nuclear-Secrets Network May Still Be Active
From Pakistani Scientist A.Q. Khan Aided Iran, His Nuclear-Secrets Network May Still Be Active: Evidence presented this week by the London-based International Institute for Strategic Studies suggests that Pakistan’s nuclear proliferation network, run by scientist A.Q. Khan, is not truly dead. Its report also reveals that Khan “provided Iran with centrifuges, technical designs...
The Fall of Fatah
From The Fall of Fatah: Almost 40 years ago, the nationalist group Fatah took over the Palestinian movement, a reign that ended last week when Fatah accepted a junior partnership to Hamas in the Palestinian Authority. Fatah has accepted the partnership with its Islamist rival on terms which reflect much of Fatah’s worldview but are very different from the moderate image the group wants to...
U.S. Indicts Five Men Tied to Islamic Charity
Why wasn’t this on the front page of the NY Times? From U.S. Indicts Five Men Tied to Islamic Charity:
A federal grand jury in Kansas City has indicted the Islamic American Relief Agency, an Islamic charity, and five of its officers and associates on charges of illegally transferring money to Iraq before the overthrow of Saddam Hussein.
Court Dismisses “Frivolous” Case Against NGO Monitor
On Jan. 17, 2007, Texas Federal Court judge Sam Sparks dismissed as “wholly frivolous” and “baseless” Palestine Children’s Welfare Fund (PCWF) and Riad Hamad’s defamation suit against NGO Monitor and others. Among the Gaza-based PCWF’s activities, documented in an NGO Monitor report, is a children’s drawing contest. The judges rewarded, almost...