Headline News 16/03/2016
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Headlines:
The War comes to Turkey
No Grand Bargain for Russia from Syria
Egypt minster slanders the Prophet (saw)
Headlines:
The War comes to Turkey
No Grand Bargain for Russia from Syria
Egypt minster slanders the Prophet (saw)
Media agencies reported a case that is facing Arkanudin Yassin an activist of Hizb ut Tahrir who was arraigned in Milimani Courts Nairobi on Wednesday the 9th March 2016; with charges of harboring Caliphate thoughts of which he wants to overthrow the Kenyan Government. NTV referred to Arkan as a “Hate Preacher”.
Palestine: Al Aqsa Lecture, "Khilafah "Caliphate" Anniversary of its Destruction... Hope Rises for its Establishment!"
In a humiliating move and a new crime, The Council of Ministers of the Palestinian Authority (PA) issued a decision on 23/2/2016, allowing the hostile Russians, the representatives of the so called Russian Mission for the Moscow patriarchate, the ownership of a land area of more than 73 dunm from the Waqf land of the companion Tamim Ad-Dari in the center of Hebron, comprising graves of the Mujahid family and Mujahideen from Turkey.
Today, 14/03/2016, the Danish Minister of Integration, Inger Støjberg, wrote a Facebook-update, where she condemned a long line of imams and Hizb ut Tahrir, while she at the same time attacked Islam and Shariah. She made it completely clear, that if you do not abandon your Islamic values, then there is no room for you in this country.
According to Time on the 13th of March, 2016, “The nationalist party, Alternative for Germany, or AfD, entered all three legislatures in Baden-Wuerttemberg, Rhineland-Palatinate and Saxony-Anhalt after campaigning against Merkel’s liberal migrant policy.” The success of this party has been built upon fear.
09th March 2016: Syrian peace talks: release of political prisoners is next hurdle
Britain is backing calls from the Syrian opposition operating under the umbrella of the High Negotiations Committee for the release of detainees held by the Syrian government. The HNC has already submitted a list of more than 170 political prisoners, and points to support for their release in successive UN resolutions.