Ramadan Shallah was “a colleague at [convicted jihad terror leader] al-Arian’s Palestinian think tank in Tampa who later emerged as the head of the Palestinian Islamic Jihad in the Middle East.”
How did a man like that get into the United States in the first place? By taking advantage of the fact that no one would have dreamed of asking him about his religious views; to have done so would have been “Islamophobic.”
And remember: Abbas is supposed to be the “moderate” among the “Palestinians.”
“Palestinian Leader Eulogizes Monster on FBI’s ‘Most Wanted Terrorist’ List,” United With Israel, June 7, 2020 (thanks to the Geller Report):
Palestinian Authority (PA) President Mahmoud Abbas eulogized the leader of the Palestinian Islamic Jihad terror group, who died on Saturday night two years after he was struck by a powerful stroke.
Abbas referred to Ramadan Abdullah Shallah as “a great national figure,” TPS reported, in comments delivered to the arch-terrorist’s family.
As of 2019, the FBI sought Shallah’s arrest as one of the world’s “most wanted terrorists.”…
In 1995, the U.S. ruled that Shallah qualified as a “specially designated terrorist” under the pertinent federal law. Shallah also faced charges of “providing material support to [Islamic Jihad], conspiracy to kill and maim persons abroad, racketeering, immigration fraud, perjury, extortion and obstruction of justice,” according to the Countering Extremism Project (CEP), an American watchdog.