IkhrAss — the New Comic Strip
Ikhras is a hate site that seeks to promote Syrian dictator Bashar al-Assad and to attack and undermine American Arabs who challenge dictatorships, hatred and paranoia. The new comic strip will help to expose Ikhras and its authors Thabet al-Arabi and Qassem Lufti, while addressing current news events. Click here to read the blog post by Hussein Ibish on Ikhras fanaticism.
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Read this post on Ikhras by Ray Hanania.
Column on Ikhras and how it holds sanity hostage to help fanaticism and extremism.
Ikhras has been celebrated by JihadWatch and FrontPage Magazine.
We welcome your suggestions on comic strip dialogue to expose fanatics and extremists like Ikhras to the public. Please send your ideas and suggestions to editor@theArabDailyNews.com
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Nope. They embrace the Syrian oppression of Syria’s civilians and are funded by the Assad regime to promote their divisive spin. They really are angry about the comic strip ; )