The Jawa Report (Free subscription) | 07/15/2008
Two unidentified Afghan Women chat with each other a few minutes before they were executed by Taliban in Ghazni province, Afghanistan, on late Saturday, July 12, 2008. (AP Photo/Rahmatullah Naikzad) [original here] Phyllis Chesler notes that not only did...
The F-Word Blog (Free subscription) | 07/17/2008
... been used, and still are, to problematise non-conforming behaviours by women (see amongst others Phyllis Chesler , Susan Williams and Rebecca Shannonhouse , this article by Arlene Istar Lev . Here are a couple of feminist blogs on mental health issues - Mental Feminist and Crazy Like Us? .
MzEllen & Co. (Free subscription) | 07/14/2008
... to Islam : “Honor killings” are distressingly common throughout the Muslim world. Phyllis Chesler reports that “in 1997, in Cairo Egypt, twenty-five-year-old Nora Marzouk Ahmed’s honeymoon ended when her father chopped off her head and carried it down the street. ‘Now,’ he said, ‘the family has regained its honor.’ Nora’s crime? She had eloped.” And “in 2002, in Tehran, an Iranian...
Doc's Talk (Free subscription) | 07/10/2008
Phyllis Chesler Chesler Chronicles Pajamas Media 7/10/2008 Well, this time, the mainstream media is actually beginning to cover the honor murder in Atlanta. I do not understand why they never covered the honor murder of the Said sisters in Dallas about which I have previously written many times at this blogsite. But–in only a matter of days, CNN not only wrote about it; they also...
Jesus is Lord, A Worshipping Christ (Free subscription) | 07/10/2008
Well, this time, the mainstream media is actually beginning to cover the honor murder in Atlanta. I do not understand why they never covered the honor murder of the Said sisters in Dallas about which I have previously written many times at this blogsite. But–in only a matter of days, CNN not only wrote about [...]
Jihad Watch (Free subscription) | 07/10/2008
... not the perpetrator. Honor killings are distressingly common throughout the Muslim world. Phyllis Chesler reports that in 1997, in Cairo Egypt, twenty-five-year-old Nora Marzouk Ahmed's honeymoon ended when her father chopped off her head and carried it down the street. Now, he said, the family has regained its honor. Noras crime? She had eloped. And in 2002, in Tehran,...
Vital Signs Blog (Free subscription) | 06/25/2008
Phyllis Chesler, writing in Front Page Magazine , has a must-read story about the savage beating of a French teenager and what the media's deliberate mis-reporting of the event reveals about an even larger scale injustice.
Seraphic Secret (Free subscription) | 06/25/2008
The Islam you will not see in the mainstream media Phyllis Chesler writes about the savage beating of Rudy Haddad, an orthodox Jew in Paris and the shocking—but not surprising—silence of the arch-liberal media. Here are several points to consider: 1. The human monsters who committed this atrocity are Muslim. 2. But the French media and the chattering elite, voluntary Dhimmis , refer...
Israelated - English Israel blogs (Free subscription) | 06/25/2008
On Friday night in Paris' 19th arrandissement, 17-year old Rudy Haddad was attacked with steel bars by a group of 'African youths' and beaten into a coma. The attack was clearly pre-meditated, and although the mainstream media isn't telling you this - and probably won't - the attackers were most likely Muslims. At Pajamas Media, Phyllis Chesler wonders why the mainstream media has been...
The Huffington Post (Free subscription) | 06/11/2008
Without fact-checking, Phyllis Chesler has unwittingly used tabloid sensationalism to make an all too personal assessment about my relationship with my mother.
NoisyRoom.net (Free subscription) | 06/07/2008
From The Chesler Chronicles at Pajamas Media: By: Phyllis Chesler Every day, people send me the most worrisome and surreal newspaper accounts about Islamic gender and religious apartheid and the Islamification of Europe. To me, these clippings are prescient warnings; they describe patterns and the gathering storm. My informants live on five continents. Here’s a quick round-up [...]...
