Pamela Geller
Man gets 28 years in plot to behead conservative blogger
By Yonat Shimron — December 19, 2017
BOSTON (AP) — David Wright sobbed as he apologized to blogger Pamela Geller, law enforcement and his family and denounced the terror group, whose horrific acts he used to celebrate online.
Would-be Dutch prime minister: Islam threatens our way of life
By Kim Hjelmgaard — February 21, 2017
THE HAGUE, Netherlands — Wilders wants to close all mosques, ban the Quran and seal the nation's borders to asylum seekers and immigrants from Islamic countries to prevent the spread of Islam.
Why are Jews overrepresented on the SPLC’s list of anti-Muslim extremists?
By Yonat Shimron — November 8, 2016
(RNS) For progressive Jews who have watched the discrimination against minority religious groups with growing concern, the situation presents a tension. How do you respond to a perceived threat when it comes from within your own community?
Report says list of ‘Islamophobic groups’ reaches new high
By Kimberly Winston — June 20, 2016
(RNS) A Muslim advocacy group has named 74 organizations and individuals -- an all-time high -- to its list of "Islamophobes."
Crowds gather for anti-Islam demonstration outside Phoenix mosque
By Reuters — May 30, 2015
(Reuters) The anti-Muslim event outside the Islamic Community Center of Phoenix was organized by an Iraq war veteran who posted photos of himself online wearing a T-shirt with a crude slogan denigrating Islam and waving the U.S. flag.
No images of Prophet Muhammad — or any issue ads — will run on D.C. transit
By Reuters — May 29, 2015
To legally avoid running an anti-Muslim group's proposed ads, the Washington Metropolitan Area Transit Authority has now banned all political, religious and advocacy ads.
Anti-Muslim group wants cartoon of Prophet Muhammad in a D.C. transit ad
By Reuters — May 28, 2015
It won the top prize at her group's "Drawing Mohammad" contest in Garland, Texas, before two men armed with assault rifles wounded a security guard in the parking lot.
Should all Muslims be singled out for the actions of a few? (COMMENTARY)
By Usaid Siddiqui — May 12, 2015
(RNS) Muslim organizations have tirelessly condemned terrorist acts committed by individual Muslims in the post-9/11 era. Nevertheless, the mainstream media have not budged in their dubious claims that Muslims need to "do more."
The jihad of Pamela Geller (COMMENTARY)
By Bruce B. Lawrence — May 6, 2015
(RNS) If ISIS hates the West, Pamela Geller provides its mirror image: hatred of Islam.
Vatican blasts Muhammad cartoons as pouring ‘gasoline on the fire’
By Rosie Scammell — May 6, 2015
VATICAN CITY (RNS) The front page article in L'Osservatore Romano likened the exhibit in Garland, Texas, to pouring "gasoline on the fire" of religious sensitivities and was critical of its sponsors.
Whose group sponsored provocative Muhammad cartoon contest?
By Marisol Bello — May 4, 2015
Anti-Islam activist Pamela Geller, known for her strident bus ad campaigns, orchestrated the sure-to-offend exhibit of caricatures.
Police shoot dead 2 gunmen at Texas exhibit of Prophet Muhammad cartoons
By Reuters — May 3, 2015
DALLAS (Reuters) The two men drove up to the mock-Mohammad art event, organized by anti-Islam activist Pamela Geller, and opened fire, wounding a security officer.
‘Spread hummus, not hate’ campaign unites Muslims, Jews
By Lauren Markoe — October 14, 2014
(RNS) The campaign was designed to counter the anti-Islam ads that appeared months ago on D.C. city buses and still circulate on New York City buses.
Muslim and anti-Muslim bus ads battle heads to Round 3
By Cathy Lynn Grossman — June 11, 2014
WASHINGTON (RNS) Brace for more bus ads as advocates seek PR mileage praising or decrying Islam and the Quran.
Muslim and anti-Muslim groups go to war in bus, print ads
By Cathy Lynn Grossman — May 21, 2014
WASHINGTON (RNS) Anti-Muslim bus and newspaper ads aim to circumvent the national media.
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