Nonie Darwish: Obama’s Legacy
AFDI Geller Fellow Nonie Darwish explains what the President's true legacy is and will be: Only the future can tell the true legacy of any president, but since 2016 will be Obama’s last year in […]
2015
Nonie Darwish: My New Year Wish List For America
AFDI Geller Fellow Nonie Darwish gives us a list of New Year's resolutions that every American should support: I wish Americans would stop using the word "racist." It is hostile, offensive, meaningless and vulgar. It […]
Nonie Darwish: The Islamic Victimhood Card Has Expired
AFDI Geller Fellow Nonie Darwish explains why Muslims always see themselves as victims, even when they're committing acts of violence: Islamic logic never ceases to astound most Americans. In these sensitive times, during which America […]
Nonie Darwish: The Invalidity of the Moderate Muslim Concept
AFDI Geller Fellow Nonie Darwish explains the trouble with moderate Muslims: President Obama told CNN's Fareed Zakaria that 99.9 percent of Muslims are peace-loving and reject jihadist Islam. This is a common statement by many […]
AFDI End-Of-Year Campaign — Help Us Continue Our Work
AFDI's 2015 End-of-Year Fundraising Campaign is underway, and we need your support to fund the numerous projects underway to educate the American people to the jihad threat. 24 hours a day, 7 days a […]
Nonie Darwish: Why the U.S. should not take in Muslim immigrants
AFDI Geller Fellow Nonie Darwish explains why there should be a moratorium on immigration from Muslim countries: Islamic turmoil never fails to dominate the headlines, and the West is yet again split on how to […]
Nonie Darwish: Where Were the Terrorists Radicalized?
AFDI Geller Fellow Nonie Darwish explodes the prevailing myth that jihad terrorists generally grew up in "moderate" Muslim homes and then were somehow "radicalized": Where were the terrorists radicalized? Hmmmm… The media and law enforcement […]
Nonie Darwish: The Sad Reasons for the Delay in Publishing Photos of Tashfeen Malik
AFDI Geller Fellow Nonie Darwish explains why several days passed after the San Bernardino jihad murders before any photo of jihad killer Tashfeen Malik was published: Most Americans are wondering why the photo of the […]
Nonie Darwish: Perverted Islamic Feminism
AFDI Geller Fellow Nonie Darwish explains why we won't see any uprising of Muslim women calling for basic human rights: Many in the West are hopeful that Islam will undergo a reformation at the hands […]
Remember AFDI on #GivingTuesday
#Giving Tuesday is the global day to celebrate philanthropy. It's the perfect day to show your support for our fight for freedom. No one but AFDI is taking the fight to the enemies of […]
Nonie Darwish: Will Obama Go Away After the 2016 Elections?
AFDI Geller Fellow Nonie Darwish speculates on the likelihood that we will not be rid of Barack Obama on January 20, 2017: President Obama started his presidency with a lack of confidence in America as […]
Nonie Darwish: Obama, Terror, and the Irrelevance of “Moderate Muslims”
AFDI Geller Fellow Nonie Darwish weighs in on the futility of relying on "moderate Muslims," on which the entire West is betting its future: One of the reasons that the so-called “moderate Muslims” have become […]
EXCLUSIVE Nonie Darwish: Obama’s Conduct Unbecoming
I am thrilled to announce that human rights activist and freedom fighter Nonie Darwish, an ex-Muslim who grew up in Gaza and experienced jihad and Jew-hatred firsthand and repudiated both, has become our first […]
Heading to US Supreme Court to fight VIOLATION of FREE SPEECH:
AFDI vs. Boston’s MBTA
We are taking our free speech fight to the Supreme Court. AFDI vs. Boston’s transit authority. The Massachusetts Bay Transportation Authority’s (MBTA) refused to our two pro-Israel/anti-jihad advertisements on their buses. Yes, Boston. The MBTA […]
“Jihadists won’ war on Charlie Hebdo”
When the Charlie Hebdo capitulators were asked about our cartoon and art event, they rejected the comparison. They said, "She Is obsessed by Islam." Not so. I am obsessed with freedom. And the biggest threat […]