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Saman Abbas was 18 years old and had a clear idea of how she wanted to live. She didn’t want to marry an older man in Pakistan. She had reported her parents for abuse. She wanted to choose whom to love, how to dress, and how to live. To her family, those choices were an affront that had to be punished. According to prosecutors, on the night of April 30 into May 1, 2021, in Novellara, in northern Italy, she was killed in a carefully planned crime. It wasn’t a moment of rage; it was a punishment prepared in advance. Now, the Court of Cassation, Italy’s highest court, has rejected all appeals and upheld the convictions. Her father, Shabbar Abbas, and her mother, Nazia Shaheen, were sentenced to life in prison. So were two of Saman’s cousins, Ijaz Ikram and Noman Ul Haq. Her uncle, Danish Hasnain, was sentenced to 22 years in prison. All for saying no to a marriage she hadn’t chosen.

Amit Man, a 22-year-old paramedic, saved lives up until her last breath. She was murdered by Hamas terrorists on October 7th, 2023. Amit loved healing people with her medical expertise, as well as with her own voice. The singer/actress decided to put her talents to the side in order to focus on learning the art of life-saving. Her family was the last to hear her voice as she screamed into her cell phone. Amit’s sister Haliva was with her by phone until the last moment, when Amit said Hamas terrorists had broken into the clinic where she was operating. One voice message was recovered, Amit screams, pleads for her life and you can hear rapid gunfire sounding off around her. Assigned to the Be'eri Magen David Adom (MDA) team, Amit found comfort in a small house provided by the kibbutz she worked on. She fell in love with the place and forged a deep connection to the community. On Saturday, October 7th, she and her boyfriend awoke to sirens blaring. He was also an emergency responder, working just a few kilometers away in Netzibot. He offered Amit to join him where he was stationed, but she had been on call that day and decided to man her post. Despite the danger, her dedication took her to the dental clinic where Be’eri’s MDA team operates. When the attack began, Amit, according to her colleagues, acted with unwavering competence. For six and a half hours, she worked tirelessly alongside a doctor, doing her utmost to save lives as countless victims poured into the clinic in need of emergency services. She stopped many from bleeding to death using a tourniquet, all while relaying the horrors to her superiors via phone. She described the chaos and violence unfolding around them, just beyond the clinic door, where two soldiers stood guard. As the hours wore on, Hamas terrorists continued their assault on the community and eventually breached the clinic. She staunchly aided a wounded soldier, who had been outside protecting her grounds. He was shot. She stopped his bleeding and rested him under an air conditioning unit, soothing him with her words and assuring him it would be okay.

A well-knowN phenomena called "minority rule". Halal is a way to capture food production of a country. In Denmark since 2011, practically all of the chickens slaughtered were processed at facilities using halal slaughter methods. Not because the Danish government required halal meat, but largely because of economics and demand. Muslims who strictly follow halal dietary laws generally only eat halal meat. Non-Muslims, on the other hand, can typically eat either halal or non-halal meat. So from a business perspective, some manufacturers just make everything halal. You can serve both markets with one product. But here’s where it gets controversial - Halal certification standards require the person performing the slaughter to be Muslim. I believe they have to severe the animal's throat / blood vessels and invoke a prayer to Allah. So if nearly an entire industry adopts halal slaughter, doesn’t that effectively mean certain jobs become restricted to Muslims, regardless of how qualified a non-Muslim applicant might be? As such... Lead to indirect religious discrimination. Would people have to prefer non halal food in order to balance the demand? In Norway, an approved muslim only needs to be present to bless the meat, not do the slaughter themselves. This is the way that it is done in the US also.

The judge asked the killer of former Egyptian President, Anwar Sadat, "Why did you kill Sadat?" He said to him, "Because he is secular!" The judge replied: "What does secular mean?" The killer said: "I don't know!" In the case of the attempted assassination of the late Egyptian writer, Naguib Mahfouz, the judge asked the man who stabbed Naguib Mahfouz, "Why did you stab him?" The terrorist said: "Because of his novel - The children of our neighborhood." The judge asked him: "Have you read this novel?" The criminal said: "No!" Another judge asked the terrorist who killed the Egyptian writer 'Faraj Fara': "Why did you murder Faraj Fouda?" The terrorist replied: "Because he is unfaithful!" The judge asked him: "How did you know he was unfaithful?" The terrorist replied: "According to the books he wrote." The judge said: "In which of his books did you know he is unfaithful?" The Terrorist: "I haven't read his books!" Judge: "How?" The terrorist replied: "I can't read or write!"