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July 2005

Sunday, July 31, 2005
"British MP George Galloway in Syria: Foreigners Are Raping Two Beautiful Arab Daughters - Jerusalem and Baghdad" (MEMRI TV, 2005/07/31)
"London Police Nab 7 More in Blasts Probe" (Catherine McAloon, AP/Yahoo! News, 2005/07/31)
"Confronted with our own decadence" (Minette Marrin, The Sunday Times, 2005/07/31)
"Nazi reminders in Gaza?" (Jeff Jacoby, The Boston Globe, 2005/07/31)
"Switched Off in Basra" (Steven Vincent, The New York Times, 2005/07/31)
"Another Face of Terror" (Nicholas D. Kristof, The New York Times, 2005/07/31)
"Muslims sound alarm over schools" (Russell Skelton, The Age, 2005/07/31)
"Terror suspect gives first account of London attack" (Tony Thompson et al., The Observer, 2005/07/31)

Saturday, July 30, 2005
"This photo released by Italian State Police..." (AFP, 2005/07/30)
"Man Admits Role in Failed London Attack" (Frances D'Emilio, AP/Yahoo! News, 2005/07/30)
"Terror's Global Ambition" (Amir Taheri, New York Post, 2005/07/30)
"Suspect 'confesses to London attacks'" (AFP/The Australian, 2005/07/30)
"GOT THE BASTARDS" (The Sun, 2005/07/30)
"Captured - all five 21/7 bomb suspects" (Daniel McGrory et al., The Times, 2005/07/30)

Friday, July 29, 2005
"Last Suspects in Failed Bombings Nabbed" (Paisley Dodds, AP/Yahoo! News, 2005/07/29)
"That Huw Edwards is a nice man" (brownie, Harry's Place, 2005/07/29)
"Clerical Error: The Dangers of Tolerance" (Peter Bergen and Paul Cruickshank, The New Republic, 2005/07/29)
"Britain encourages asylum-seekers to despise the society that helped them" (Mick Hume, The Times, 2005/07/29)
"Iraq Can Survive This" (David Ignatius, The Washington Post, 2005/07/29)
"Friends Describe Bomber's Political, Religious Evolution" (Sudarsan Raghavan, The Washington Post, 2005/07/29)
"Afghan Women Put Lives on Line To Run for Office" (N.C. Aizenman, The Washington Post, 2005/07/29)
"21/7 bombers made just one mistake, police chief warns" (Stewart Tendler et al., The Times, 2005/07/29)

Thursday, July 28, 2005
"The myth of moderate Islam" (Patrick Sookhdeo, The Spectator, from the 2005/07/30 issue)
"The American Islamic Leaders' "Fatwa" is Bogus" (Steven Emerson, The Counterterrorism Blog, 2005/07/28)
"Moroccans Beat Up van Gogh's Son, 14" (Nobody's Business, 2005/07/28)
"Keeping an Open Mind" (David T, Harry's Place, 2005/07/28)
"London attacks: turning point for US Islamic community" (Shadi Hamid, The Christian Science Monitor, 2005/07/28)
"The Secret Life of Mohammed Bouyeri" (P.J. Costello, FrontPageMagazine, 2005/07/28)
"Preparing for a shipwreck in the Middle East" (Michael Young, The Daily Star, 2005/07/28)
"The West's not anti-Islam — it just gives rights to women" (Mary Ann Sieghart, The Times, 2005/07/28)
"When the Profile Fits the Crime" (Paul Sperry, The New York Times, 2005/07/28)
"In Britain, Migrants Took a New Path: To Terrorism" (Sarah Lyall, The New York Times, 2005/07/28)

Wednesday, July 27, 2005
"An X-Ray view of one of the unexploded devices..." (ABC News, 2005/07/27)
"Sources: July 7 London Bomb Plot May Have Been Much Larger" (ABC News, 2005/07/27)
"Birmingham and its links to militant Islam" (Sam Knight, The Times, 2005/07/27)
"Failed London bomber arrested in Birmingham" (Mark Sellman, The Times, 2005/07/27)
"Egyptians Question Culture-Extremism Link" (Nadia Abou El-Magd, AP/Yahoo! News, 2005/07/27)
"Egyptian Parliament Member Praises Killing Americans" (MEMRI, Special Dispatch Series - No. 944, 2005/07/27)
"Beards and scarves aren't Muslim. They're simply adverts for al-Qaeda" (Amir Taheri, The Times, 2005/07/27)
"Tread more carefully" (Jonathan Freedland, The Guardian, 2005/07/27)
"Life for van Gogh killer fails to ease Dutch fears" (David Rennie, The Daily Telegraph, 2005/07/27)
"Terror suspect is a convicted mugger" (Duncan Gardham and Philip Johnston, The Daily Telegraph, 2005/07/27)
"The benefit bombers who repaid help with hatred" (Steve Bird et al., The Times, 2005/07/27)
"Eight attackers linked by their ties to radical London mosque" (Sean O’Neill and Daniel McGrory, The Times, 2005/07/27)

Tuesday, July 26, 2005
"The pamphlet with text highlighted..." (The Times, 2005/07/26)
"Neighbours describe bomb suspect as devout loner" (Paul Platt, The Times, 2005/07/26)
"PM's Press Conference - 26 July 2005" (10 Downing Street, 2005/07/26)
"The Muslim mind is on fire" (Youssef M. Ibrahim, Middle East Times, 2005/07/26)
"Doublespeak Unveiled: Muslim “moderates” are true to spirit of Islam" (Bruce Thorton, Private Papers, 2005/07/26)
"Criticism of suicide bombers censored at the UN" (IHEU/Dhimmi Watch, 2005/07/26)
"Van Gogh killer jailed for life" (Philippe Naughton, The Times, 2005/07/26)¨
"After London, Britain's doubts" (John Micklethwait and Adrian Wooldridge, Los Angeles Times, 2005/07/26)
"What The World Owes Palestinians and The Left" (Dennis Prager, Creators/RealClearPolitics, 2005/07/26)
"Anticipatory self-defense" (Louis Rene Beres, The Washington Times, 2005/07/26)
"What the Terrorists Want" (Daniel Pipes, FrontPageMagazine, 2005/07/26)
"Two-thirds of Muslims consider leaving UK" (Vikram Dodd, The Guardian, 2005/07/26)
"Vanishing bombers and the mystery 'safe house'" (Dominic Kennedy, The Times, 2005/07/26)
"Threat of Islamic extremism that stretches across Europe" (Anthony Browne, The Times, 2005/07/26)
"Coke Fiend Bin Laden" (Dan Mangan, New York Post, 2005/07/26)
"50,000 Iraqi insurgents dead, caught" (Sharon Behn, The Washington Times, 2005/07/26)

Monday, July 25, 2005
"Suspect 1 - Oval incident" (Reuters, 2005/07/25)
"Three suspected bombers met at Stockwell" (The Daily Telegraph, 2005/07/25)
"Galloway on the Syrian-Lebanese relations" (ArabicNews.com, 2005/07/25)
"Dilpazier Aslam leaves Guardian" (Steve Busfield, The Guardian, 2005/07/25)
"Shoring Up the Western Front" (Pete du Pont, The Wall Street Journal, 2005/07/25)
"British Opinion Surveys From an Islamist Hell" (Daniel Pipes, FrontPageMagazine, 2005/07/25)
"British Inquiry Connects Two Sets of Bombers" (Glenn Frankel, The Washington Post, 2005/07/25)

Sunday, July 24, 2005
"Home grown" (60 Minutes, 2005/07/24)
"The Enemy We Treat Like A Friend (Part II)" (Oriana Fallaci, Corriere Della Sera/Mystery Achievement, 2005/07/24)
"From London to Jerusalem" (Tom Gross, The Jerusalem Post, 2005/07/24)
"Tightening the screw" (Melanie Phillips, melaniephillips.com, 2005/07/24)
"If It's Civil War, Do We Know It?" (John F. Burns, The New York Times, 2005/07/24)
"Suicide bombers are selfish fools, not romantics" (Jenny McCartney, The Sunday Telegraph, 2005/07/24)
"Will anyone rise to take al-Qaeda's bait?" (Fraser Nelson, Scotland on Sunday, 2005/07/24)
"Battle for the heart of Islam" (Nick Fielding, The Sunday Times, 2005/07/24)
"After London, Tough Questions for Muslims" (Mona Eltahawy, The Washington Post, 2005/07/24)
"A small victory for the men who love death" (Janet Daley, The Sunday Times, 2005/07/24)
"Terror links of the Tottenham Ayatollah" (Nick Fielding, The Sunday Times, 2005/07/24)
"Police shot wrong man" (Jonathan Calvert and David Leppard, The Sunday Times, 2005/07/24)
"Egyptian TV 'experts' blame Israel" (Khaled Abu Toameh, The Jerusalem Post, 2005/07/24)
"Death Toll Rises to at Least 90 in Bombings at Egyptian Resort" (Greg Myre and Mona El-Naggar, The New York Times, 2005/07/24)

Saturday, July 23, 2005
"The Enemy We Treat Like A Friend (Part I)" (Oriana Fallaci, Corriere Della Sera/Mystery Achievement, 2005/07/23)
"Letter from Londonistan" (Irwin M. Stelzer, The Weekly Standard, from the 2005/08/01 issue)
"What We Saw in London" (Stephen J. Haldey and Frances Fragos Townsend, The New York Times, 2005/07/23)
"How would Churchill have answered the Islamist threat?" (Ben Macintyre, The Times, 2005/07/23)
"'You are all to blame'" (George Pascoe-Watson and Mike Sullivan, The Sun, 2005/07/23)
"London 9/11 plotter jailed" (Raekha Prasad, The Times, 2005/07/23)
"62 Killed by Multiple Bomb Blasts in Egypt" (Sarah El Deeb, AP/Yahoo! News, 2005/07/23)
"One in four Muslims sympathises with motives of terrorists" (Anthony King, The Daily Telegraph, 2005/07/23)
"They ran not to save their skins, but to live to try again" (Daniel McGrory, The Times, 2005/07/23)
"Suspect shot dead 'had no bomb'" (Adam Fresco et al., The Times, 2005/07/23)

Friday, July 22, 2005
"Four men identified by police as suspects..." (AP, 2005/07/22)
"The struggle for Islam's soul" (Ziauddin Sardar, Toronto Star, 2005/07/22)
"Dilpazier Aslam leaves Guardian" (Steve Busfield, The Guardian, 2005/07/22)
"The New Statesman's moral degeneracy" (Stephen Pollard, stephenpollard.net, 2005/07/22)
"Own goal" (Stephen Pollard, stephenpollard.net, 2005/07/22)
"London Police Kill Man at Subway Station" (Robert Barr, AP/Yahoo! News, 2005/07/22)
"Why Do They Hate Us? Not Because of Iraq" (Olivier Roy, The New York Times, 2005/07/22)
"Giving the Hatemongers No Place to Hide" (Thomas L. Friedman, The New York Times, 2005/07/22)
"Suppose that invading Iraq has made us more vulnerable — what then?" (Gerard Baker, The Times, 2005/07/22)
"Cousin listened to boasts about suicide mission" (Daniel McGrory, and Zahid Hussain, The Times, 2005/07/22)
"'I came face-to-face with bomber'" (Simon Freeman, The Times, 2005/07/22)
"London hit again" (Ben Fenton and John Steele, The Daily Telegraph , 2005/07/22)

Thursday, July 21, 2005
"A woman watches from a window..." (Russell Boyce, Reuters, 2005/07/21)
"Blasts Hit 3 London Subway Stations, Bus" (AP/Yahoo! News, 2005/07/21)
"Sudan Security Roughs Up Rice Delegation" (Anna Gearan, AP/Yahoo! News, 2005/07/21)
"Eyeful in Gaza" (Martin Peretz, The New Republic, 2005/07/21)
"There are apologists amongst us" (Norman Geras, The Guardian, 2005/07/21)
"Ken Livingstone is back in fantasy land" (Matthew d'Ancona, The Daily Telegraph, 2005/07/21)
"Anatomy of a Protest: In Cairo, One Camp Is Soon Two" (Anthony Shadid, The Washington Post, 2005/07/21)
"Top al-Qaeda Briton called Tube bombers before attack" (Zahid Hussain et al., The Times, 2005/07/21)

Wednesday, July 20, 2005
"Two teenage boys - one under 18 - were publicly hanged..." (ISNA, 2005/07/19)
"Islamists versus Gays" (Andrew Sullivan, andrewsullivan.com, 2005/07/20)
"We are witnessing one of the greatest betrayals..." (Peter Tatchell, Unite Against Terror, July 2005)
"The myth of the 'moderate' Muslim" (Salim Mansur, The London Free Press, 2005/07/20)
"The British jihad" (Melanie Phillips, melaniephillips.com, 2005/07/20)
"Strange but true: here's my guide to home freakonomics" (Michael Gove, The Times, 2005/07/20)
"Fanatical preachers have no place in Britain" (Philip Johnston, The Daily Telegraph, 2005/07/20)
"Choudary: Britain to Blame for Bombings" (AP/The New York Times, 2005/07/20)
"The men who blame Britain" (George Jones, The Daily Telegraph, 2005/07/20)

Tuesday, July 19, 2005
"'We're Witnessing a Civil War in Islam'" (Der Spiegel, 2005/07/19)
"Three Sunnis on Iraq constitution committee killed" (Reuters/Yahoo! News, 2005/07/19)
"A victory for multiculti over common sense" (Mark Steyn, The Daily Telegraph, 2005/07/19)
"Nursing a grievance, blinded by narcissism — such ordinary killers" (David Aaronovitch, The Times, 2005/07/19)
"Useful idiots have always apologised for terrorists" (Martin Kettle, The Guardian, 2005/07/19)
"A betrayal of trust" (Tony Parkinson, The Age, 2005/07/19)
"Killer used posh perfume in bomb" (Ben English, Herald Sun, 2005/07/19)

Monday, July 18, 2005
"This picture published in Pakistan's Daily News..." (Reuters, 2005/07/18)
"Most Britons see Iraq link to London bombings-poll" (Reuters/Yahoo! News, 2005/07/18)
"Iraq war boosted Al-Qaeda, made Britain vulnerable to attack: report" (AFP/Yahoo! News, 2005/07/18)
"Official: U.K. Suspects Visited Pakistan" (Zarar Khan, AP/Yahoo! News, 2005/07/18)
"Deafening Silence from the Guardian" (Scott Burgess, The Daily Ablution, 2005/07/18)
"Two faces of liberalism" (Norm Geras, normblog, 2005/07/18)
"Excusing murder" (brownie, Harry's Place, 2005/07/18)
"Burnt offerings on the altar of multiculturalism" (Diana West, Town Hall, 2005/07/18)
"A moral muddle on the left" (Cathy Young, The Boston Globe, 2005/07/18)
"Time to set some limits" (Pamela Bone, The Age, 2005/07/18)
"'Al-Qaeda man' wins German appeal" (BBC News, 2005/07/18)
"Iraqi Panel Files Case Against Hussein" (Andy Mosher, The Washington Post, 2005/07/18)
"Iraqis Stunned by the Violence of a Bombing" (Kirk Semple, The New York Times, 2005/07/18)
"Sunnis in Britain Condemn London Bombings" (Brian Murphy, AP/The Guardian, 2005/07/18)

Sunday, July 17, 2005
"'He wasn't terrorist'" (Mahzer Mahmood, News Of The World, 2005/07/17)
"The challenge for British Muslims" (The Business, 2005/07/17)
"When Denial Can Kill" (Irshad Manji, TIME, 2005/07/17)
"Provocation or genuine terror attack? The two views of George Galloway's Respect Coalition" (Eric Lee, ericlee.me.uk, 2005/07/17)
"The challenge to be civilized" (Andrew Martin, The Courier-Journal, 2005/07/17)
"The bloody outcome of two worlds at war" (John Berger, The Observer, 2005/07/17)
"Stop castrating the language" (Nick Cohen, The Observer, 2005/07/17)
"The violence that lies in every ideology" (Jason Burke, The Observer, 2005/07/17)
"Iranian Lessons" (Michael Ignatieff, The New York Times Magazine, 2005/07/17)
"Multiculturalism has failed but tolerance can save us" (Michael Portillo, The Sunday Times, 2005/07/17)
"Let’s have Marxist Love Island" (Rod Liddle, The Sunday Times, 2005/07/17)
"If they pass the 'cricket test', how do we stop the suicide bombers?" (Niall Ferguson, The Sunday Telegraph, 2005/07/17)
"Suicide Bombs Potent Tools of Terrorists" (Dan Eggen and Scott Wilson, The Washington Post, 2005/07/17)
"The lipstick lesbian daring to confront radical imams" (Jasper Gerard, The Sunday Times, 2005/07/17)
"Into the underworld" (Marie Colvin, The Sunday Times, 2005/07/17)
"'Guardian' man revealed as hardline Islamist" (Shiv Malik, The Independent, 2005/07/17)
"The Pakistan connection" (Christina Lamb, The Sunday Times, 2005/07/17)
"Teacher 'led terror attacks'" (Martin Bright et al., The Observer, 2005/07/17)
"Bomber's link to Al-Qaeda 'grass'" (Brian Brady and Fraser Nelson, Scotland on Sunday, 2005/07/17)
"MI5 judged bomber 'no threat'" (David Leppard, The Sunday Times, 2005/07/17)

Saturday, July 16, 2005
"In this CCTV image..." (AP, 2005/07/16)
"Full text: Blair speech on terror" (BBC News, 2005/07/16)
"Indy Comes Out Swinging in Self-Blame Stakes" (Scott Burgess, The Daily Ablution, 2005/07/16)
"Selling Hamas" (Norm, normblog, 2005/07/16)
"As if there was..." (Franco Alemán, Barcepundit, 2005/07/16)
"Iraq Suicide Blast Kills 54, Injures 82" (Robert H. Reid, AP/Yahoo! News, 2005/07/16)
"Jihad Made In Europe" (Reuel Marc Gerecht, The Weekly Standard, from the 2005/07/25 issue)
"A warning from the past that the BBC does not want us to hear" (Charles Moore, The Daily Telegraph, 2005/07/16)
"Multiculturalism has fanned the flames of Islamic extremism" (Kenan Malik, The Times, 2005/07/16)
"Tolerating a Time Bomb" (Leon de Winter, The New York Times, 2005/07/16)
"Anger Burns on the Fringe of Britain's Muslims" (Hassan M. Fattah, The New York Times, 2005/07/16)
"Cleric who defended suicide bombers allowed into Britain" (Sean O’Neill and Richard Ford, The Times, 2005/07/16)
"Bomber was given House of Commons tour by a Labour MP" (Gethin Chamerlain and James Kirkup, The Scotsman, 2005/07/16)

Friday, July 15, 2005
"A Palestinian security force armored carrier burns..." (Hatem Moussa, AP, 2005/07/15)
"Mideast Cease-Fire Deal Unravels; 8 Dead" (Ibrahim Barzak, AP/Yahoo! News, 2005/07/15)
"Terrorist at journalists' party" (Yaakov Lappin, Ynetnews, 2005/07/15)
"The beginning of the reckoning" (Caroline Glick, The Jerusalem Post, 2005/07/15)
"Homeland insecurity" (Ian Buruma, Financial Times, 2005/07/15)
"Killers not Muslims, says sheik" (Trudy Harris, The Australian, 2005/07/15)
"Iran cleric says UK could have bombed own capital" (Reuters/Yahoo! News, 2005/07/15)
"The eerily ordinary extremists" (Jonathan Guthrie and Chris Tighe, Financial Times, 2005/07/15)
"A sermon of peace?" (Melanie Phillips, melaniephillips.com, 2005/07/15)
"Chemistry student held in Cairo" (The Guardian, 2005/07/15)
"Getting the right voices heard" (Harry, Harry's Place, 2005/07/15)
"London's mayor: A terrorist puppet?" (David Gelernter, Los Angeles Times, 2005/07/15)
"Will Britain face the threat?" (Amir Taheri, New York Post, 2005/07/15)
"Europe's Native-Born Enemy" (Charles Krauthammer, The Washington Post, 2005/07/15)
"It's paranoia, not Islamophobia" (David Goodhart, The Guardian, 2005/07/15)
"Why blame the terrorists? Apparently we can agree that it's Britain's fault" (Gerard Baker, The Times, 2005/07/15)
"'University of Jihad' teaches students hate and bigotry" (Zahid Hussain, The Times, 2005/07/15)

Thursday, July 14, 2005
"A handout of Closed Circuit Television footage..." (Reuters, 2005/07/14)
"London Bombers Tied to Al Qaeda Plot in Pakistan" (Brian Ross, ABC News, 2005/07/14)
"Support for bin Laden falls in Muslim countries" (Alan Elsner, Reuters/Yahoo! News, 2005/07/14)
"Dutch terror dilemma" (Jeremy Hurewitz, UPI/World Peace Herald, 2005/07/14)
"Britain's fanatics" (Robert Wistrich, The Jerusalem Post, 2005/07/14)
"They tried to make me a suicide bomber" (Matt Roper, The Daily Mirror, 2005/07/14)
"Are you ready? Tomorrow you will be in Paradise..." (Nasra Hassan, The Times, 2005/07/14)
"Then and now, evil always wants more" (Max Boot, Los Angeles Times, 2005/07/14)
"The doctrine that drives young men to murder" (Patrick Bishop, The Daily Telegraph, 2005/07/14)
"How are we going to fight this war?" (Matthew d'Ancona, The Daily Telegraph, 2005/07/14)
"British bombers likely recruited at government-funded centre" (Doug Sanders, The Globe and Mail, 2005/07/14)
"Attacker 'was recruited' at terror group's religious school" (Gethin Chamerlain, The Scotsman, 2005/07/14)
"Hasib Hussain: The boy who grew up to bomb the No 30 bus" (Arifa Akbar and Ian Herbert, The Independent, 2005/07/14)
"Extremist clerics face prosecution for backing terror" (Philip Webster and Richard Ford, The Times, 2005/07/14)
"Killer in the classroom" (Daniel McGrory, The Times, 2005/07/14)
"The Investigation: Bath filled with explosives found at 'operational base' of terrorists" (Jason Bennetto, The Independent, 2005/07/14)
"Data Shows Faster-Rising Death Toll Among Iraqi Civilians" (Sabrina Tavernise, The New York Times, 2005/07/14)
"Abu Ghraib Tactics Were First Used at Guantanamo" (Josh White, The Washington Post, 2005/07/14)

Wednesday, July 13, 2005
"Terraced house chimney pots..." (John Giles, AP, 2005/07/13)
"'Sassy' Suicide Bombers" (Scott Burgess, The Daily Ablution, 2005/07/13)
"Apologists among us" (Norman Geras, normblog, 2005/07/13)
"Police identify fourth London bomber" (The Guardian, 2005/07/13)
"Suicide Car Bomber Kills 18 Iraqi Kids" (Qassim Abdul-Zahra, AP/Yahoo! News, 2005/07/13)
"Palestinian Poet Lashes Out at Militants" (Mohammed Daraghmeh, AP/The Guardian, 2005/07/13)
"Amsterdam teen arrested as self-made bomb is found" (Expatica, 2005/07/13)
"Imprisoned Iranian Dissident Ganji in Letter Smuggled from Prison: 'I May Die, But the Love of Freedom and the Thirst for Political Justice Will Never Die'" (MEMRI, Special Dispatch Series - No. 933, 2005/07/13)
"Saddam and al Qaeda" (Claudia Rosett, The Wall Street Journal, 2005/07/13)
"Arab Genocide, Arab Silence" (Joseph Britt, The Washington Post, 2005/07/13)
"BBC language that Labour loves to hear" (Tom Leonard, The Daily Telegraph, 2005/07/13)
"Politeness in the photocopier queue is why we're losing the War on Terror" (Daniel Finkelstein, The Times, 2005/07/13)
"Straight from the heart" (The Guardian, 2005/07/13)
"Islamophobia blamed for attack" (Vikram Dodd, The Guardian, 2005/07/13)
"A laughing lad from the chippie and his wild mate" (Andrew Norfolk and Russell Jenkins, The Times, 2005/07/13)
"The suicide bomb squad from Leeds" (Michael Evans et al., The Times, 2005/07/13)

Tuesday, July 12, 2005
"A police forensics officer leaves a house in Leeds..." (Ian Hodgson, Reuters, 2005/07/12)
"British bombers: Worst fears true" (Dominic Casciani, BBC News, 2005/07/12)
"Four London bomb suspects identified" (Michael Holden, Reuters/Yahoo! News, 2005/07/12)
"After the London Bombings: 'Our Dead Have Names Too'" (George Smith, Village Voice, 2005/07/12)
"Suspect in Dutch filmmaker's murder makes dramatic court room confession" (AFP/Yahoo! News, 2005/07/12)
"Suicide Bomber Kills 2 Near Israel Mall" (Gavin Rabinowitz, AP/Yahoo! News, 2005/07/12)
"The Thoughtful Superhawk" (Susan Windybank, Policy, from the Autumn 2005 issue)
"A mosque for ex-Nazis became center of radical Islam" (Ian Johnson, The Wall Street Journal/post-gazette.com, 2005/07/12)
"Weak Brits, Tough French" (Daniel Pipes, New York Sun/danielpipes.org, 2005/07/12)
"It's not all about Iraq" (Brendan O'Neill, spiked, 2005/07/12)
"Karen Armstrong's Fantasies About Islamic Terror" (Robert Spencer, FrontPageMagazine, 2005/07/12)
"Britain's Unholy Alliance" (Steven Plaut, FrontPageMagazine, 2005/07/12)
"Director of London's Al-Maqreze Centre for Historical Studies Hani Sibai: There are No "Civilians" in Islamic Law;The Bombing is a Great Victory for Al-Qa'ida, Which 'Rubbed the Noses of the World's 8 Most Powerful Countries in the Mud'" (MEMRI, Special Dispatch Series - No. 932, 2005/07/12)
"Police fund visit by academic who justifies suicide bombings" (Ian Evans, The Times, 2005/07/12)
"Terrorist gang 'used military explosives'" (Michael Evans et al., The Times, 2005/07/12)

Monday, July 11, 2005
"A girl looks through barbed wire..." (Reuters, 2005/07/11)
"From Srebrenica to Baghdad: What the genocide taught us about intervention" (Christopher Hitchens, Slate, 2005/07/11)
"Accused Van Gogh Killer Won't Defend Self" (Toby Sterling, AP/Yahoo! News, 2005/07/11)
"As Muslims call Europe home, isolation takes root" (Ian Johnson and John Carreyrou, The Wall Street Journal/post-gazette.com, 2005/07/11)
"The BBC discovers 'terrorism,' briefly" (Tom Gross, The Jerusalem Post, 2005/07/11)
"A defiant Islam rises among young Britons" (James Brandon, The Christian Science Monitor, 2005/07/11)
"The day that terror lost" (Tim Hames, The Times, 2005/07/11)
"The Next London Bombing" (Daniel Pipes, FrontPageMagazine, 2005/07/11)

Sunday, July 10, 2005
"Face up to the truth" (Nick Cohen, The Observer, 2005/07/10)
"Matt Cooper's Source: What Karl Rove told Time magazine's reporter" (Michael Isikoff, Newsweek, from the 2005/07/18 issue)
"India and Pakistan's Code of Dishonor" (Salman Rushdie, The New York Times, 2005/07/10)
"A Hawk Questions Himself as His Son Goes to War" (Eliot A. Cohen, The Washington Post, 2005/07/10)
"Suicide Attacks Kill at Least 48 in Iraq" (Frank Griffiths, AP/Yahoo! News, 2005/07/10)
"Secret plan to quit Iraq" (Simon Walters, Mail on Sunday, 2005/07/10)
"Downed US Seals may have got too close to Bin Laden" (Tony Allen-Mills and Andrew North, The Sunday Times, 2005/07/10)
"The horror" (The Observer, 2005/07/10)
"For a Decade, London Thrived as a Busy Crossroads of Terror" (Elaine Sciolino and Don Van Natta Jr., The New York Times, 2005/07/10)
"In London, Islamic Radicals Found a Haven" (Steve Coll and Susan B. Glasser, The Washington Post, 2005/07/10)
"The hate" (David Leppard and Nick Fielding, The Sunday Times, 2005/07/10)
"Leaked No 10 dossier reveals Al-Qaeda’s British recruits" (Robert Winnett and David Leppard, The Sunday Times, 2005/07/10)
"Mastermind of Madrid is key figure" (Nick Fielding and Gareth Walsh, The Sunday Times, 2005/07/10)
"British police clear Birmingham area in new alert" (Mark Trevelyan, Reuters/Yahoo! News, 2005/07/10)

Saturday, July 9, 2005
"The Mother of All Connections" (Stephen F. Hayes and Thomas Joscelyn, The Weekly Standard, from the 2005/07/18 issue)
"Yes, London Can Take It" (Christopher Hitchens, The Weekly Standard, from the 2005/07/18 issue)
"Making Cole-slaw of history" (Martin Kramer, Sandstorm, 2005/07/09)
"A Moron Speaks" (Scott Burgess, The Daily Ablution, 2005/07/09)
"Police: London Blasts Were Seconds Apart" (Matt Moore, AP/Yahoo! News, 2005/07/09)
"Where is the Gandhi of Islam?" (Charles Moore, The Daily Telegraph, 2005/07/09)
"I resent your success. I hate you and your kind. So I bomb you" (Roger Scruton, The Times, 2005/07/09)
"Al Qaeda's Smart Bombs" (Robert A. Pape, The New York Times, 2005/07/09)
"Police give warning that bombers may strike again" (Sean O’Neill et al., The Times, 2005/07/09)

Friday, July 8, 2005
"We Cannot Surrender" (Christopher Hitchens, Daily Mirror, 2005/07/08)
"The twisted logic of Galloway" (Graeme Wilson, Daily Mail, 2005/07/08)
"People Power" (William Saletan, Slate, 2005/07/08)
"The Same Old, Same Old..." (Victor Davis Hanson, National Review, 2005/07/08)
"War in Pieces: The Blood Feud" (Lee Harris, Tech Central Station, 2005/07/08)
"Time to hit the suicide factories" (Amir Taheri, New York Post, 2005/07/08)
"If It's a Muslim Problem, It Needs a Muslim Solution" (Thomas L. Friedman, The New York Times, 2005/07/08)
"Our Ally, Our Problem" (Peter Berger, The New York Times, 2005/07/08)
"Simple 20th-century techniques in the service of 14th-century fanaticism" (Gerard Baker, The Times, 2005/07/08)
"How could we have forgotten that this was always going to happen?" (Ian McEwan, The Guardian, 2005/07/08)
"'We were like sardines in there, just waiting to die'" (Sally Pook et al., The Daily Telegraph, 2005/07/08)
"Iran, Iraq to OK Military Pact, Including Troop Training Help" (Reuters/Los Angeles Times, 2005/07/08)

Thursday, July 7, 2005
"Walking wounded..." (Edmond Terakopian, AP, 2005/07/07)
"The war arrives on British soil" (Melanie Phillips, melaniephillips.com, 2005/07/07)
"The attacks on London - and the battles to come" (Johann Hari, The Independent/johannhari.com, 2005/07/08)
"The Anticipated Attack" (Christopher Hitchens, Slate, 2005/07/07)
"Frenzied speculation over London 'suicide' bus bomber" (AFP/Yahoo! News, 2005/07/07)
"Officials: Unexploded Devices Discovered in London" (ABC News, 2005/07/07)
"'The whole of the front of the building was covered with blood'" (Debbie Andalo, The Guardian, 2005/07/07)
"Mayor denounces attack on ‘ordinary Londoners’" (Roger Blitz and Peter John, Financial Times, 2005/07/07)
"Idiocy, Thy Name Is George Galloway" (Tim Russo, democracy guy, 2005/07/07)
"In this image provided by commuter..." (Alexander Chadwick, AP, 2005/07/07)
"'Everyone was terrified'" (Sky News, 2005/07/07)
"Al Qaeda says kills Egypt envoy in Iraq-Web" (Reuters, 2005/07/07)
"Purported Al-Qaida Letter Claims Responsibility for Bombings" (Yassin Musharbash, Der Spiegel, 2005/07/07)
"Injured tube passenger is escorted..." (Jane Mingay, AP, 2005/07/07)
"Tube passengers are escorted away..." (Jane Mingay, AP, 2005/07/07)
"A video grab from ITN..." (Reuters, 2005/07/07)
"Four London Blasts Kill 37, Injure 700" (Jane Wardell, AP/ABC News, 2005/07/07)
"Shiite Morality Is Taking Hold in Iraq Oil Port" (Edward Wong, The New York Times, 2005/07/07)
"West turns blind eye as police put Saddam's torturers back to work" (James Hider, The Times, 2005/07/07)

Wednesday, July 6, 2005
"Cruel Britannia" (Robert S. Wistrich, Azure, from the Summer 2005 issue)
"Iran's Nuclear Lies" (Christopher Dickey, Newsweek, from the 2005/07/11 issue)
"Egypt ambassador 'to be killed'" (BBC News, 2005/07/06)
"Moroccan Preacher Said to Have Met With 9/11 Plotters" (Terry McDermott, Los Angeles Times, 2005/07/06)
"Syria seen stepping up aid to Iraq-bound insurgents" (Rowan Scarborough, The Washington Times, 2005/07/06)
"Schools in Thailand Under Ethnic Siege" (Seth Mydans, The New York Times, 2005/07/06)
"Attack at Temple in India Leaves 6 Dead; Sectarian Strife Is Feared" (Somini Sengupta, The New York Times, 2005/07/06)

Tuesday, July 5, 2005
"Iraq Insurgents Target Foreign Diplomats" (Sinan Salaheddin, AP/Yahoo! News, 2005/07/05)
"The mask is off and no one cares" (Caroline Glick, The Jerusalem Post, 2005/07/05)
"The Prez & The Hit Squad" (Amir Taheri, New York Post, 2005/07/05)
"Sunni Group in Iraq Urges Members to Vote" (James Glanz, The New York Times, 2005/07/05)

Monday, July 4, 2005
"Europe's Angry Muslims" (Robert S. Leiken, Foreign Affairs/RealClearPolitics, from the July/August 2005 issue)
"US delight as Iraqi rebels turn their guns on al-Qa'eda" (Oliver Poole, The Daily Telegraph, 2005/07/04)

Sunday, July 3, 2005
"Ex-Iranian Agent: Photo Not Ahmadinejad" (Ali Akbar Dareini, AP/Yahoo! News, 2005/07/03)
"Egypt's Top Envoy to Postwar Iraq Abducted" (Frank Griffiths, AP/Yahoo! News, 2005/07/03)
"Al-Qaeda Saudi frontman killed in Riyadh shootout" (AFP/Yahoo! News, 2005/07/03)
"A Shiite Town That Bled Under Hussein Hails His Trial" (John F. Burns, The New York Times, 2005/07/03)
"Bush furious at Ireland's terror haven" (Maeve Sheehan and Judy Corcoran, Sunday Independent/Free Republic, 2005/07/03)

Saturday, July 2, 2005
"Abbas Invites Hamas to Join Cabinet" (Mohammed Daraghmeh, AP/Yahoo! News, 2005/07/02)
"The Rove Factor?" (Michael Isikoff, Newsweek, from the 2005/07/11 issue)
"They Still Blame America First" (Fred Barnes, The Weekly Standard, from the 2005/07/04 issue)
Mahmoud Ahmadinejad (AP/Mardomyar, 2005/07/02)
"Iran's New Leader Suspected in '89 Attack" (William J. Kole, AP/Yahoo! News, 2005/07/02)
"Iranian Leader Denies He Took Embassy Hostages" (Michael Slackman, The New York Times, 2005/07/02)
"Kurds, Emboldened by Lebanon, Rise Up in Tense Syria" (Hassan M. Fattah, The New York Times, 2005/07/02)

Friday, July 1, 2005
"The Neoconservative Convergence" (Charles Krauthammer, Commentary, from the July 2005 issue)
"American Zen" (Victor Davis Hanson, National Review, 2005/07/01)
"When war theories collide" (Victor Davis Hanson, Chicago Tribune, 2005/07/01)
"The Stain of Torture" (Burton J. Lee III, The Washington Post, 2005/07/01)
"Ground Zero to Baghdad: September 11 and the collapse of national unity" (Daniel Henninger, The Wall Street Journal, 2005/07/01)
"Five Ways to Win Back Iraq" (Kenneth M. Pollack, The New York Times, 2005/07/01)
"Iran's president was our tormentor, say US hostages" (Francis Harris, The Daily Telegraph, 2005/07/01)

 

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