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Tag Archives: muslim country
Is Israel A Racist State?
A caller to Dennis Prager’s radio show Friday said that Israel has more than a million Arab citizens while the Palestinian prime minister wants to establish a state with not one Jew allowed. Why isn’t this guy called a racist? … Continue reading
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Tagged arab citizens, Dennis Prager, muslim countries, muslim country, muslim life, palestinian prime minister, racist state, radio show
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Who’s Isolated? Israel or Turkey?
Stephen Steinlight emails: An obstreperous Turkey aching for lost Ottoman glory led by the power-mad, dyspeptic and obnoxious big mouth Erdogan and his Islamist party fantasize about regional hegemony and see Israel as “isolated.” But who is really isolated? Take … Continue reading
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Tagged fertile soil, islamist party, muslim country, regional hegemony, sophisticated weapons, zvi mazel
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Turkey – A Moderate Muslim Country?
On his radio show today, Dennis Prager (whose first draft of his new book is due to his publisher in a month) said: “I have been warning you about Turkey. We are told over and over by the experts, by … Continue reading
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Tagged Dennis Prager, islamic fundamentalism, muslim country, ottoman archives, transgendered americans, wall street journal
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Missing Christmas
“It’s a very personal autobiographical detail,” said Dennis Prager on his radio show Dec. 15, 2009, “but it really shook me up and began my oddysey toward who I am today. I was 20 years old when I went for … Continue reading
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Tagged adventurous trip, christmas eve, christmas mass, Dennis Prager, muslim country, orthodox jews
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Almost No Christians Left In Middle East Muslim Countries
That’s because they are so persecuted there, said Dennis Prager in his second hour (echoing the words of the Pope). "Islamophobia is phony. Christianphobia is real. Muslims are treated perfectly fine in the United States of America. That’s why they … Continue reading
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