Jihad Watch Board Vice President Hugh Fitzgerald discusses the implications of the fact that so many in the government are not willing to accept or examine the implications of the facts we present here: Now and again we hear that some in the American government have the dreamy idea of funding “non-Wahhabi” madrasas — akin […]
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Fitzgerald: The Times gets it wrong — again
Jihad Watch Board Vice President Hugh Fitzgerald explains how the New York Times’ shoddy coverage of the Danish cartoon controversy reveals deeper problems with its coverage of the global jihad: “Denmark unlikely front in Islam-West Culture War.” – title of this New Duranty Times article This title is already a dead giveaway to what is […]
Fitzgerald: Normal Muslim kids in the West
Jihad Watch Board Vice President Hugh Fitzgerald reflects on the exclamations of surprise with which both Muslims and dhimmis generally greet the arrest of a Muslim on terror charges, and explores some of their implications: Virtually every time a Muslim terrorist is arrested we hear it: “He was a quiet, soft-spoken young man”¦.He was a […]
Ban the Brotherhood
Dr. Rachel Ehrenfeld and Alyssa A. Lappen comment on the resurgent Muslim Brotherhood in FrontPage: The recent electoral victory of the outlawed Egyptian Muslim Brotherhood (MB), which won 88 seats up from 15 in the 454 member Parliament, should not be celebrated as an indication of liberalization, democracy and freedom. Neither should the 62 seat […]
Fitzgerald: Remember Biafra!
During the Biafra War of 1967-1969, which was triggered by a massacre by Muslims of Christians, the entire Western world stood by and allowed the Muslims of the North to slaughter the Christian, mainly Ibo, south. These Muslims were aided by outside Muslims, including Egyptian pilots who strafed and bombed Ibo villages, killing tens of […]
Fitzgerald: The jihad against Ethiopia
Jihad Watch Board Vice President Hugh Fitzgerald discusses the importance of defending Ethiopia and other African countries against jihad: Ethiopia is a country which, in the past thirty years, has repeatedly known major famine. We have all seen the pictures. Yet the headwaters of the Nile begin in Ethiopia, and intelligent irrigation projects could save […]
Fitzgerald: Black Africa and the Arab Muslim slave trade
Jihad Watch Board Vice President Hugh Fitzgerald discusses the peculiar dhimmi attitude that black African states have up to now displayed toward Arab states, and why this must be changed: Even though, under Western pressure, slavery has been officially abolished in Muslim countries (which cannot permanently reject slavery, as it is recognized in Islam) the […]
Fitzgerald: The cultural imperialism of the Arabs
Jihad Watch Board Vice President Hugh Fitzgerald discusses how Arab-ness is in many ways inextricable from Islam — a phenomenon that has had effects even among dhimmi populations. Within Islam, a supposedly universalist religion where all Muslims in the ummah are equal, there is a special place for the Arabs. But how could it be […]
Fitzgerald: Countering Da’wa in prisons
Jihad Watch Board Vice President Hugh Fitzgerald offers some ways and means to counter the ongoing problem of jihad recruitment in American prisons: Members of various Da’wa groups and individuals are busily promoting Islam with what is, of course, a captive population. Already nicely identified by their condition as economically and socially marginal, with an […]
Fitzgerald: Christianity and Islam: more in common than differences?
Jihad Watch Board Vice President Hugh Fitzgerald discusses a recent lecture about Christianity and Islam at Stanford, sponsored by the Islamic Society of Stanford University and the Muslim Students Awareness Network: “Both Muslims and Christians ‘believe in Jesus as the Messiah and accept that he was born of a virgin, that he never sinned,’ he […]