“Everywhere the Jews have been they have committed unprecedented abominations.”

http://www.meforum.org/3022/anti-semitism-prevents-peace – Summer 2011.

Recently, I addressed the Hillel House at Rutgers University on human rights in the Islamist World — matters on which I have worked, as a physician and a Muslim woman, for many years. The Hillel House filled with a sea of youths from diverse backgrounds: Jewish men and women, Muslim men and women, many ethnicities, a uniquely American tapestry.

The students listened as I spoke of Riyadh, Malakand, Mingora, Karachi, and the many places in between; I described how Islamism legitimizes lethal intolerance of women and minorities of Muslim and other faiths, how Islamism eliminates democratic freedoms, and how it places anti-Semitism at the core of its theology.

http://www.nationalreview.com//article/390314/company-prophets-qanta-ahmed – 10/15/2014.

The Saudi MBC TV network was recently forced to apologize to its hundreds of millions of viewers for using the name Israel instead of Palestine.

The apology came after viewers strongly condemned the network and threatened to boycott its programs over the use of a map with Israel’s name on it.

http://www.gatestoneinstitute.org/4765/remove-israel-map – 10/9/2014.

But the principal reason for the slow pace is the reluctance that is being shown by the Arab and Muslim states in the war against the Islamic State militants. The war against the radical organization is exposing the darkest sides of Middle Eastern politics. Most of the countries in the region, including those that have joined the coalition, have also been deeply involved in the creation and strengthening of the organization. And how so?

“Qatar supports Jabhat al-Nusra and Turkey supports IS!” This charged statement was put out there by the speaker of the Lebanese parliament, Nabih Berri.

http://www.ynetnews.com/articles/0,7340,L-4579266,00.html – 10/9/2014.

“By sending more weapons, sending more money, you’re just adding to the fuel of the war. You need a social contract with the Sunnis of Iraq.”

http://www.democracynow.org/2014/10/9/iraqi_journalist_who_embedded_with_shia – 10/9/2014.

The new UN envoy to Syria warned that at least 500 civilians trapped in Kobani could be massacred if the town falls.

Staffan de Mistura said in Geneva that a UN analysis showed only a small portion of Kobani remained open for people to enter or flee the town.

De Mistura said there are about 500 – 700 elderly people and other civilians still trapped in Kobani, while 10,000 – 13,000 are stuck in an area nearby, close to the Syria-Turkey border.

http://www.theguardian.com/world/2014/oct/10/kobani-isis-advance-kurdish-resistance-surprise – 10/10/2014.

For the past eight years the Islamic Republic has been trying to punish a religious leader, Ayatollah Kazemani Boroujerdi, for the crime of expressing “anti-government views.” Boroujerdi is a senior member of the Shia clergy and an advocate for separation of religion and state, and in light of the publication of his new book, the authorities are reportedly working at expediting a death sentence for him. He is slated to die by hanging.

http://www.huffingtonpost.com/marjan-keypour-greenblatt/killing-him-softly-with-t_b_5943144.html – 10/9/2014.