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Action Alert #559: 10 Steps You Can Take to Help Gaza

CAIR today outlined 10 positive, pro-active steps American Muslims and other people of conscience can take this week to help end Israeli attacks on the Gaza Strip, restore the cease-fire and the flow of humanitarian aid and promote a more balanced U.S. policy in the Middle East.

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The 90-degree heat was getting to the players on the Hilliard Weaver Middle School soccer team. Sweaty and tired, they rushed...


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CAIR-TX: HLF Case Enters New Chapter (Star-Tel)
Is there a way to grind down a complex, multiyear investigation of international financial dealings conducted by the Richardson-based ...

NY: Yemen Attack Victim Known as Leader (Buffalo News)
“She stood out at this school. She was a leader. Younger girls looked up to her.”...

 

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