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In an absurd recent announcement that has caught the attention of many, the Biden regime has introduced the first national strategy to counter Islamophobia. This comes on the heels of a devastating Hamas terrorist attack on Israel that left a staggering number of civilians dead. The White House says this is an extension of its so-called effort to “combat various forms of discrimination” (unless you’re a racist Trump-supporting Christian) in the United States. They plan to work with government agencies to address this alleged “Islamophobia.” The timing of this initiative is frankly absurd as we watch these terrorist events unfold.
But just when you think things couldn’t get any worse, the Biden administration springs a surprise. Reports are emerging that the administration intends to engage with groups linked to Hamas to deal with what they call “Islamophobia.” This controversial move has led many to question the regime’s approach and the potential implications of such dangerous and disrespectful associations.
Back in the United States, the Biden administration has already revealed the composition of its interagency task force. And one group undoubtedly stands out: CAIR.
CAIR, or the Council on American-Islamic Relations, is a US-based Islamic supremacist group with a coast-to-coast list of extremists.
CAIR was founded in 1994 by operatives of the Muslim Brotherhood dedicated to the advancement of Hamas (which originally referred to itself as “the Muslim Brotherhood in Palestine”) in the Palestinian Territories.
CAIR’s founder and current director, Nihad Awad (pictured in the header), has previously stated that he supports Hamas. He later publicly retracted the statement, claiming that this was before they engaged in suicide attacks.
However, the ties between CAIR and Hamas run very deep. Dossier Today the piece continues.
In 2014, the United Arab Emirates (UAE) designated CAIR as a terrorist organization.
However, due to a climate of political correctness in post-9/11 America, CAIR remains a 501c3 in good standing with the law.
For more information on CAIR and the American Hamas network, I encourage you to read this recently published article from George Washington University on the subject.
Other groups, such as the Islamic Society of North America (ISNA), have played an important role in White House meetings with senior Biden administration officials, according to reports.
ISNA, like CAIR, was founded by members of the Muslim Brotherhood. The group was listed as an unindicted co-conspirator in the Holy Land Foundation trial. Federal prosecutors previously described how ISNA funneled its money to Hamas:
“ISNA checks deposited into the HLF’s ISNA/NAIT account were often made payable to ‘the Palestinian Mujahadeen’, the original name of the HAMAS military wing. Govt. Exh. 1-174. From this ISNA account /NAIT, HLF sent hundreds of thousands of dollars to HAMAS leader…
ISNA holds an annual convention that has long featured radical Islamists as keynote speakers. In 2001, just ten days before the 9/11 attacks, the convention featured Anwar al-Awlaki (who later became the leader of Al Qaeda in the Arabian Peninsula), who delivered a lecture on “tolerance”.
Essentially, the Biden Administration has tasked the American ideological branches of Hamas with spearheading the “anti-Islamophobia” task force.
Geez, what could possibly go wrong in collaborating with groups that work with terrorist organizations to deal with an unfounded rise in anti-Islamic sentiment? The Biden regime is not only lending credibility to Hamas, but also ignoring the victims of the October terrorist attack in the process.
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