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The Declaration for National Amity and Understanding. Keynote Address By – Mr. Faiz Mustafa (President Counselor)
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The War On Gaza Is A War On Truth : By Richard Sudan
August 05, 2014 "ICH" – "RT" – The crimes of the state of Israel, and its ruthless assault on Gaza have over the last few days and weeks have been laid bare for all to see on social media. Alongside the unrelenting attacks on the Gaza strip, and the cold-blooded murder of an entirely innocent and defenseless people, runs a …
Read More »Baroness Warsi quits as Foreign Office minister over Gaza
Foreign Office minister Baroness Warsi has resigned from the government, saying its policy on the crisis in Gaza is "morally indefensible" She wrote on her Twitter feed that she was leaving with "deep regret". Lady Warsi, who was previously chairman of the Conservative Party, became the first female Muslim cabinet minister when David Cameron took office in 2010. The …
Read More »On Being Anti-Israel and Pro-Human Rights – A response to Hillel Neuer : By Abdul Halik Azeez
The following statement is being taken seriously and shared around on Facebook, I thought I might actually take a moment to consider why I found it so ridiculous. “If in the past year you didn't CRY OUT when thousands of protesters were killed and injured by Turkey, Egypt and Libya, when more victims than ever were hanged by Iran, women …
Read More »Boycott Israeli products” – A note on barcodes: Israel has not “changed it’s barcode to defeat BDS”
Stories and images have been doing the rounds on social media sites claiming that Israel has changed it’s barcode from 729 to 871 (or other numbers like 500) in order to fool people looking out for the 729 barcode. This mistaken belief stems from a misunderstanding of how barcodes work. A barcode only tells you which country a company is …
Read More »Sri Lanka Muslims at the cross roads – 10 – By: Izeth Hussain
I argued in my last article that the world is becoming a unit, and that what happens inside a country today carries with it an external dimension to a far greater extent than it did in 1983. I argued further that the Sri Lankan Muslims have no alternative to using that external dimension to safeguard their lives and legitimate interests. …
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