The Council on American‑Islamic Relations described itself as independent of foreign movements and condemned terrorism, including attacks carried out by Hamas.
Council on American-Islamic Relations described itself as independent of foreign movements and condemned terrorism, including attacks carried out by Hamas Hamas
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- The Council on American‑Islamic Relations described itself as independent of foreign movements and condemned terrorism, including attacks carried out by Hamas.
In its published response to such accusations, the organization described itself as independent of foreign movements and said it condemned terrorism, including attacks carried out by Hamas.
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Origin: extracted from Texas schools to teach Israel was founded in ‘ancestral homeland of the Jews’ · 2026-09-19 17:38