Book Presentation

Liberals and academics in the Western world believe many things about Islam, first of which is that it is just another religion, and that it is a valid and peaceful faith. However, Darwish is now risking her own safety and comfort to confront and expose many “politically incorrect truths” about Muslim culture.

In Now They Call Me Infidel, Darwish addresses how the mainstream media simply ignores the truth about where Islamic fundamentalism comes from. She shares the facts about what Islamic children are taught about Christians and Jews and describes the venomous hatred being preached in American mosques. She also exposes polygamy as alive and well, even in secular Muslim states.

Nonie Darwish was only eight years old when her father, a military official living in Gaza, was killed while leading covert attacks on Israel. He was hailed as a “shahid,” or holy martyr for jihad. At age 30, Darwish immigrated to the United States. She has since become an American citizen, a Christian, a conservative Republican, and an advocate for Israel.

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