Every Saturday morning for 18 years, protesters have gathered outside Beth Israel Congregation in Ann Arbor, Mich., as congregants arrived for services carrying signs such as “Israel: No right to exist,” “Jewish power corrupts” and “Israel attacked America 9/11/2001.”
The Academy of Science will issue its own statement on the adoption of the IHRA working definition on January 26.
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The court is entitled not to accept the request if it is not convinced that the immediate implementation of this directive is critical for the prevention of damage.
A lot of news is simmering hot down there that the rest of the world may not know. Listen in and get the low-down!
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A petition to "Stop Quebec Bill 59" says the bill "criminalizes criticism of Islam and anything considered an Islamic practice (Honor killings, honor rape, female genital mutilation, female oppression, and beating of wives and children)."
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Deputy AG Nizri said that for every 100 complaints of incitement to violence, only one indictment is filed. “I do not believe in using indictments against words. I think the issue should be handled in the educational arena,” he said.
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“You don’t come to my house to scare me because I cried out in pain and called for protest. Not in a democratic country.”
A "professional" protester yelled at a Ohio university that the Koran is evil and ripped out some pages. A crowd assaulted him.
Leftists, whose free speech may have cost Labor the election, once again shoot themselves in the mouth.
The festival also blocked a Freedom of Speech Village that was to include an "I am Charlie" exhibition.
The Canadian government has expressed "zero tolerance" for boycotters of Israel.
By Tibbi Singer
The average Israeli is remarkably stupid and thick-headed when it comes to the sanctity of freedom of speech.
Among the song’s lyrics, depicting an Arab: "I will send a Jew or two to Hell.... I am just an ungrateful piece of scum.
By Shalom Bear
Israeli politicians are trying to kill freedom of the press, because apparently competition is bad for the free market of ideas.
A court in Saudi Arabia has sentenced a man to three months in jail, 800 lashes and slapped him with a $2,666 fine for using Twitter and Facebook to falsely accuse a Kuwaiti singer from the United Arab Emirates of immoral behavior. He also posted photos of the singer. Arab News reported, “Many have welcomed […]
Egypt may be on the verge of doing what Israel, Europe and the United States have not been able to do – rid the country of unlicensed Islamic clerics who preach violence and rebellion.
Pamela Geller warns of ‘Islamization’ of North America. Leftists pressured a Great Neck synagogue to ban her. Now Canadian police force Chabad to silence her because her ideas counter “engagement.”
By Daniel Pipes
Assassination sends a specific signal to others not to follow in the victim's footsteps.
By Barry Rubin
Pretending there’s no elephant in the world doesn’t protect anyone from getting trampled.
What happened at Brooklyn College demonstrates the wisdom of keeping academic departments from sponsoring non-academic hate fests, such as the BDS event.
Political correctness is what dictates conduct in the highest echelons of leadership in the United States.
Offending Islam has become a national security issue involving all levels of government.
Critics of their own democratic societies rarely discuss the real difficulties, both demographically and politically, of the multicultural societies of Britain and France, or what the significance might be of over half the Muslims in Britain believing that it was actually the CIA or the Israeli Mossad which were responsible for the 9/11 attacks in New York City.