Tarek Fatah
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FATAH: Saudis celebrate soccer but shrug off public beheadings
Saudi Arabia may have pulled off a miracle by defeating Argentina at the FIFA World Cup, leading to much rejoicing among its citizens, but in the last 10 days, the Kingdom also earned the distinction of public brutality when it invoked its medieval Islamic laws to behead 12 people in public by a sword-wielding executioner.

FATAH: The crashing sound of the anticipated big Red Wave
Leading up to the U.S. midterm elections, David Frum wrote in The Atlantic last week that “Americans have short attention spans. But their decisions have long fuses. People vote for reasons that may be quite contingent, even temporary, or incidental, but that seem compelling at the moment — with effects that detonate long afterward.”

FATAH: Heavy weight on new British prime minister
The sight of Rishi Sunak and his billionaire wife as the new residents of 10 Downing St. is being celebrated by hundreds of millions of people of Indian ancestry across the world, wherever they ended up because of Great Britain’s 200-year colonial rule of the Indian subcontinent.

FATAH: The world needs to stand against Iranian oppression
The turmoil in Iran over anti-Hijab demonstrations sees no end in sight. What began as a protest against the death of 22-year-old Kurdish woman Mahsa Amini in police custody on Sept. 17 has now left at least 76 protesters shot dead by Iranian security forces.

FATAH: Why weren't Canada's feminists and leftists at the big Iran protest?
This past Saturday the city of Richmond Hill witnessed a massive rally followed by a march to North York’s Mel Lastman Square of many thousands of women and men of all ages, chanting the slogan “Zan, Zendegi, Azadi” (Women, Life, Freedom) in support of the uprising against the Islamic dictatorship that has ruled Iran since 1979.
