Hamas Officials Debate When to Impose Islamic Law
Hamas officials are publicly debating when to impose Islamic law upon Gaza citizens, the Tower reports.
Hamas officials are publicly debating when to impose Islamic law upon Gaza citizens, the Tower reports.
Iran will preside over the United Nations arms control forum this month, despite the fact that it is under U.N. sanctions for illicit nuclear activities and routinely supplies arms to the terrorist organization Hezbollah in violation of international law.
A Washington D.C.-based journalism museum announced just moments before the start of a memorial service for slain reporters that it would not honor two Hamas terrorists as originally scheduled.
The Newseum plans to honor two Hamas-member journalists later this year. In response, a pro-Israel think tank that holds an annual event at the journalism museum in Washington, D.C., is considering moving that event elsewhere.
The Palestinian Authority has failed to explain to a United Nations organization reports that Hamas’s military wing is demolishing ancient historical sites in Gaza in order to construct a terrorist training facility despite demands to do since late last month.
The State Department has moved to dismiss a lawsuit alleging that former Secretary of State Hillary Clinton willfully “disregarded congressional safeguards and transparency requirements” regarding U.S. aid to the Palestinian Authority (PA), potentially allowing funds to flow to terrorist groups such as Hamas.
Pro-Israel activists have launched a campaign to prevent a Jewish university from presenting anti-Israel former President Jimmy Carter with the school’s “International Advocate for Peace Award.”
Turkish Prime Minister Recep Tayyip Erdogan is preparing to meet the Hamas government in Gaza, a move that could further inflame regional tensions.
Hamas has reportedly reelected a prominent Qatar-based official to head its inner circle, further solidifying ties between the terror group and the wealthy Islamic government.
Egypt’s Muslim Brotherhood-affiliated government recently allowed members of the Brotherhood and hardline jihadists to join Egypt’s military academy for the first time as part of what U.S. officials say is a covert effort to impose Islamist rule in the key Middle East state.