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[Washington Times] Rachel Ehrenfeld and Alyssa A. Lappen - Internet-Haganah.com reports that Hamas purchased more than 61% of its Internet services for 18 Web sites from U.S. and Canadian providers. According to the Patriot Act, everyone affiliated with or supporting them are also deemed terrorists. Thus, North American corporations that sell server space and IP services to Hamas aid and abet a terrorist network. The Lebanon-based "Palestine-info" operation, run by Nizar Hussein, takes marching orders directly from Hamas chief Khaled Meshal in Damascus. Its 20 Web sites in eight languages target Middle East and Western Muslims alike, as well as the international community. We need not stand helplessly by while terrorist groups work to destroy us. Their Web sites can be shuttered, especially when IP companies are American. 2007-08-17 01:00:00Full Article
Web of Terror
[Washington Times] Rachel Ehrenfeld and Alyssa A. Lappen - Internet-Haganah.com reports that Hamas purchased more than 61% of its Internet services for 18 Web sites from U.S. and Canadian providers. According to the Patriot Act, everyone affiliated with or supporting them are also deemed terrorists. Thus, North American corporations that sell server space and IP services to Hamas aid and abet a terrorist network. The Lebanon-based "Palestine-info" operation, run by Nizar Hussein, takes marching orders directly from Hamas chief Khaled Meshal in Damascus. Its 20 Web sites in eight languages target Middle East and Western Muslims alike, as well as the international community. We need not stand helplessly by while terrorist groups work to destroy us. Their Web sites can be shuttered, especially when IP companies are American. 2007-08-17 01:00:00Full Article
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