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There do not seem to be many opportunities for people to integrate into the economy [in Europe]," says Fedwa Wazwaz, a board member of Minneapolis's Islamic Resource Centre. Wazwaz had arrived at al-Amal school in suburban Minneapolis to pick up her daughter, Maryam. On the wall in an office hangs a T-shirt asking "Got Islam?" - a play on a popular milk commercial - while a poster invites entrants for the Qur'an competition.

There do not seem to be many opportunities for people to integrate into the economy [in Europe]," says Fedwa Wazwaz, a board member of Minneapolis's Islamic Resource Centre. Wazwaz had arrived at al-Amal school in suburban Minneapolis to pick up her daughter, Maryam. On the wall in an office hangs a T-shirt asking "Got Islam?" - a play on a popular milk commercial - while a poster invites entrants for the Qur'an competition.

This private Muslim school is the only one of its kind in Minnesota. Wazwaz, who is originally from Jerusalem, does not regard her desire to send Maryam there as one of segregation but as one of "preserving some sense of Islamic identity for the child". "Everybody needs a sense of their identity," she says.</small></blockquote></ref> she already propagated her lies about so called "ethnically cleansed" among other charged language and fantasies, including about numbers and other exaggerations in May 1998<ref>Minnesota Daily, May 5, 1998</ref> as a student. She also complained why Netanyahu demans of Arafat to crack down on Islamic militants and had portrayed legitimatly security worried Jews (of racist Arab terror targeting them) as supposedly vs " others."

This private Muslim school is the only one of its kind in Minnesota. Wazwaz, who is originally from Jerusalem, does not regard her desire to send Maryam there as one of segregation but as one of "preserving some sense of Islamic identity for the child". "Everybody needs a sense of their identity," she says.</small></blockquote></ref> she already propagated her lies about so called "ethnically cleansed" among other charged language and fantasies, including about numbers and other exaggerations in May 1998<ref>Minnesota Daily, May 5, 1998</ref> as a student. She also complained why Netanyahu demands of [[Arafat]] to crack down on [[Islamism|Islamic]] militants and had portrayed legitimatly security worried Jews (of racist Arab terror targeting them) as supposedly vs " others."

Fedwa Wazwaz on May 9, 2008, at ''Minneapolis Star Tribune'':

Fedwa Wazwaz on May 9, 2008, at ''Minneapolis Star Tribune'':