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Dennis Prager : The Rabbi and the Terrorists
It was obvious to observers around the world that one of the designated targets of the Pakistani Islamist terrorists was the Mumbai Chabad House, the one Jewish center in Mumbai. The 10 Islamic terrorists who came from Pakistan to India chose their targets with great care. If one assumes that ...
Mumbai attacks: Terrorists took cocaine to stay awake during assault
Mumbai attacks: Terrorists took cocaine to stay awake during assault
telegraph.co.uk — The Mumbai terrorists who battled Indian commandos for 60hours last week relied on cocaine and other stimulants... to stay awake for the duration of the fighting. (more) Mumbai attacks: Terrorists took cocaine to stay awake ...
Holbrooke Under Consideration for South Asia Envoy
voices.washingtonpost.com — By Michael Abramowitz and Al Kamen President -elect Barack Obama is seriously considering appointing former ambassador Richard... Holbrooke as his special envoy for south Asia, a move that would put one of America's most prominent diplomatic ... (more) Holbrooke Under Consideration for South Asia Envoy
Indian demands Pakistan turn over most wanted
Indian demands Pakistan turn over most wanted
longwarjournal.org — Lashkar-e-Taiba leader Hafiz Saeed. Indian has demanded the Pakistani government turn over about 20 most wanted terrorists... to demonstrate its seriousness about fighting terrorism in the wake of last week's terror siege of ... (more) Indian demands Pakistan turn over most wanted
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Why Chabat House?
Power Line — At Townhall, Dennis Prager has an excellent column on the Islamic terrorists' attack on Chabat House in Bombay: Why would a terrorist group of Islamists from Pakistan whose primary goal is to have Pakistan gain control of the third of Kashmir that belongs to India and therefore aimed to destabilize India's major city devote so much of its efforts -- 20 percent of its force of 10 gunmen whose stated goal was to kill 5,000 -- to killing a rabbi and any Jews with him? The question echoes one from World War II: Why did Hitler devote so much time, ...

A self-made hell
Belmont Club — One of my theories is that anti-Semitism itself destroys the anti-Semite. The real problem with letting a hatred possess you isn’t just that you may eventually destroy the object of your hatred, but that you’ll eventually destroy yourself. It’s a peculiar curse. Dennis Prager asks why the Mumbai attackers would waste precious manpower, ammunition and operational planning to kill and torture a handful of Jews. Why would a terrorist group of Islamists from Pakistan whose primary goal is to have Pakistan gain control of the third of Kashmir that belongs to India and therefore ...

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