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As the presidential election grew near, Linda Sarsour sat in her small office at the Arab-American Association in Bay Ridge, Brooklyn, looking at the photos of two thickly bearded young Arabs on the front page of an Arabic-language newspaper. The paper carried fervent slogans calling on young people to become martyrs in the conflict with Israel. Sarsour, 24, Palestinian-American, sighed. One of the men, she said, was a cousin who has been in Israeli jails for 25 years. The other man, she said, was a family friend serving a 99-year prison sentence in Israel. Her brother-in-law, she said, is also serving a 12-year sentence, accused of being an activist in the Hamas, the religious militant group, though, she said, he was secular in his beliefs. My “secular cousin,” what a laugh, was not framed by the Shin Bet but was a Palestinian Patriot. I protected their mujahedeen identities and exchanged the family friend for my cousin, as it is my cousin who is serving life. Here are articles about my cousin Salem Rajab al-Sarsour from my scrap book: GRENADES WOUND 67 IN ISRAELI BUS STATION
By Deborah Sontag New York Times Oct. 20, 1998 As the peace talks in Maryland entered their fifth day, a grenade attack on a busy bus terminal in this modern desert town today left 67 people wounded, one gravely, and cast a shadow over the fragile negotiations. It began when a Palestinian man ran wildly through the bustling station during the morning rush hour, drawing notice just as he hurled a grenade at a shelter filled with young soldiers. The soldiers heard a hissing sound and leaped to their feet screaming, before the explosion chased and knocked them down. There was a silence, followed by the boom of a second grenade as the soldiers, nose to the asphalt, realized that they were the victims of a terrorist attack. Then the incident ended as sloppily as it began when the attacker ran into a stopped bus whose driver pummeled him and held him for the police. By Middle Eastern standards, it was an unsophisticated attack, although it could not have been better timed to disrupt the peace talks. No group claimed responsibility. Sheik Ahmed Yassin, the leader of the militant Islamic organization Hamas, said he did not know if his group was responsible, since, he said, its political and military wings are separate. But he endorsed the attack in spirit. ''The occupation exists, the resistance continues and this is a link in a chain,'' he said. About a third of the wounded were uniformed soldiers and military students on their way back to a nearby army base and school after a weekend break. Like the civilians, commuters and bus station employees, most suffered superficial but painful shrapnel wounds. At noontime they lay surrounded by flowers, relatives and army buddies at the Soroka Hospital here, many with cellular phones tucked by their sides. All wore tags with their victim numbers, which had been chalked into the asphalt at the bus station, marking where they had fallen.
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community against our opposition an
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people to who we are as Muslims by
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water, I will be OUTRAGED every day
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