Confessions By Ex Terrorists
Courage at StanfordBy Lee Kaplan
FrontPageMagazine.com | April 30, 2007
On Monday, April 16, Stanford University played host to three former terrorists turned peace activists. Walid Shoebat, a former PLO terrorist who has built a name for himself on college campuses and other venues, was joined by speakers Zack Anani and Kamal Saleem. Together they explained why, as former Muslims, they left the cause of jihad and rejected their backgrounds and terrorist training to embrace America, Israel and the West.
Hosting the event was Professor Russell Berman of the Hoover Institute at Stanford. Berman is not your typical college professor, as evidenced by his outspoken criticism of terrorism. He introduced the headlined speakers by promising an evening that would be both 搒omber and controversial, Saleem then recounted his own story. Born a Sunni Muslim in Lebanon, he came from a family that had 14 imams. At the age of six, he was recruited into the Muslim Brotherhood, soon joining the PLO after being inspired by the words of his father, who cited the Koran: 揥hat you do in life should never be small. God will weigh you when you die and you抣l go to hell or heaven, Ada pengakuan ex pengganas Malaysia yang dipublikasikan secara meluas ?
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