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Wed, February 15, 2012 Shvat 22, 5772

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Maybe the Syrian Govt Won't Listen to Him, But This is Still Good
- David
- 22.01.10 | 06:11 (IST)
This is typical - big religious figures condemn violence, but they have no power... There have been major shiite religious leaders who condemn violence...and then the Iranian regime puts them under house arrest or something like that. At least what I hope will happen is that fervent Muslims will listen to him and become less likely to support the Arab regimes.

from the article: Syria's Mufti: Islam commands us to protect Judaism
First published 10:57 19.01.10 | Last updated 12:15 19.01.10

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