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To: StormRider who wrote (1407)4/9/2002 8:28:23 PM
From: StormRider  Read Replies (3) | Respond to of 6945
 
MUSLIMS DEFEND JEWISH WOMAN FIRED FOR MARRYING PALESTINIAN

(WASHINGTON, D.C., 4/9/2002) - A prominent American Muslim group today
called on a Jewish newspaper in Kansas to apologize to a Jewish employee
who was allegedly fired for marrying a Palestinian Muslim.

The employee told the Washington-based Council on American-Islamic
Relations (CAIR) that she was terminated from her position as a staff
writer at the Kansas City Jewish Chronicle one day after telling her
supervisor who she had married. When informed of the marriage, the
supervisor allegedly said: "I am going to have to think about this."

SEE: zwire.com

When the employee returned to work following her announcement of the
marriage, she said her supervisor's behavior became increasingly hostile.
The supervisor allegedly commented to a friend over the phone that, "There
is no way Muslims can be friends with Jews, no way at all." When the
employee asked why she was fired, newspaper officials claimed she was an
unreliable worker, despite receiving many positive reviews from readers and
her supervisor during seven months of employment.



To: StormRider who wrote (1407)4/9/2002 11:15:34 PM
From: Dennis O'Bell  Read Replies (1) | Respond to of 6945
 
Sharon is responding to this

amisraelhai.org

The mass murderers behind these acts are content with themselves :

"Our spirit is high, our mood is good," said Ismail Abu Shanab, one of the organization's leaders.

"Forty were killed and 200 injured — in just two operations," another of the leaders, Mahmoud al-Zahar, said with a smile.

nytimes.com