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Rabbi Wittenberg Reflects Post Nice On the Value of Life
July 15, 2016 By Faith Matters

Rabbi Wittenberg Reflects Post Nice On the Value of Life

Shalom New North London Erev Shabbat, 9 Tammuz 5776 Friday, 15 July 2016 Dear Community, I’ve just spoken to my colleague David Touboul, rabbi of the Masorti community in Nice. Mercifully, it seems his congregation are safe, though many were nearby when the attack took place. But poor people of Nice. Our thoughts are with […]

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Terrorists Cannot Divide Us
July 15, 2016 By Faith Matters

Terrorists Cannot Divide Us

The murders of over 70 people in Nice as they celebrated Bastille Day, is another shocking reminder of the new tactics being deployed by some in order to spread their hatred and fear into communities. Little is known about the perpetrator and more information will no doubt, come to light. Many of us have visited […]

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Assad tells EU delegation West’s actions in Syria cause terror in Europe
July 10, 2016 By Faith Matters

Assad tells EU delegation West’s actions in Syria cause terror in Europe

Syrian President Bashar al-Assad told a visiting group of European parliamentarians on Sunday that western governments’ support for opposition groups in Syria caused terrorism in Europe. “The problems Europe faces today of terrorism, extremism and waves of refugees are caused by some western leaders’ adoption of policies which do not serve their people,” Assad told […]

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Killing of mother in Saudi Arabia sparks debate about Islamic scholar
July 5, 2016 By Faith Matters

Killing of mother in Saudi Arabia sparks debate about Islamic scholar

Driven by radical beliefs, twin brothers allegedly killed their mother in Saudi Arabia after she tried to stop them from joining Islamic State in Syria in a case that outraged Saudi Arabians worried about rising Islamic militancy. The June 24 killing, in a country where respect for elders is seen as a bedrock of society, […]

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Alienation grows in Brussels district that bred Paris attackers
June 1, 2016 By Faith Matters

Alienation grows in Brussels district that bred Paris attackers

When Moroccan-born former boxer Mohamed Idrissi orders a young man out of his gym for smoking, the respect is tangible. The youngster stubs out his cigarette and leaves, head bowed. Inside the gym, the muted thud of leather gloves striking punchbags resumes. Idrissi’s influence goes beyond his job as a coach at the Brussels Boxing […]

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Never Again Should Such a Torrid Campaign Be Run for the Mayor of London
May 6, 2016 By Tell Mama

Never Again Should Such a Torrid Campaign Be Run for the Mayor of London

The Conservative Mayoral campaign that has been run fixating on extremists and past associations with extremists may well have put off voters from listening to the public policies of Zac Goldsmith. Zac Goldsmith himself is a man who cares about issues affecting communities and is someone with a genuine desire to make a positive change

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‘Operation Lionheart’ by Britain First Shows the Level Far Right Extremists Will Stoop To
May 5, 2016 By Tell Mama

‘Operation Lionheart’ by Britain First Shows the Level Far Right Extremists Will Stoop To

The latest circular for money by Britain First is another frenetic set of calls for money, though on this occasion it is to, “devastate Sadiq Khan’s campaign and alert hundreds of thousands of Londoners to his Islamic extremism.” So what is new for this group which attempts to use the public as its ongoing purse

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Islamic State of Bangladesh Arrests Made in Singapore
May 4, 2016 By Faith Matters

Islamic State of Bangladesh Arrests Made in Singapore

Singapore has detained eight Bangladeshi men planning to stage terror attacks in their home country as the Islamic State in Bangladesh (ISB), the city state said on Tuesday, the second group of Bangladeshis investigated in the past six months. The men, aged 26 to 34, were working in Singapore’s construction and marine industries, the government […]

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Swiss intelligence monitoring online activity of 400 possible jihadists
May 3, 2016 By Faith Matters

Swiss intelligence monitoring online activity of 400 possible jihadists

Swiss authorities were monitoring the social media activity of about 400 possible jihadists who might pose a security threat, the NDB federal intelligence service said on Monday. Switzerland is not a primary target for Islamist attacks because it is not part of the military campaign against groups such as Islamic State, but the security threat […]

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Anti-immigrant AfD says Muslims not welcome in Germany
May 1, 2016 By Tell Mama

Anti-immigrant AfD says Muslims not welcome in Germany

Members of the anti-immigration party Alternative for Germany (AfD) on Sunday backed an election manifesto that says Islam is not compatible with the constitution and calls for a ban on minarets and the burqa. Two other core points came out from the Party’s debate on Islam. These included members rejecting a call for dialogue with

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