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The Middle East  All this has contributed to the vicious wave of suicide bombings that over the past 18 months have taken the lives of hundreds of innocent Israeli citizens, proportionately far more than the 3,000 innocent civilians killed in the United States by Islamic terrorists on September 11. Innocent Israelis in prayer, in leisure, in the midst of ordinary life were mauled and murdered by bombers raised in the cult of the shahid or martyrdom.

April 9th, 2002House debate

Jason KenneyCanadian Alliance

The Middle East  The government acted promptly to counter this wave of intolerance that seemed to associate Islam and Arab communities with terrorism, a simple but inappropriate association that had to be denounced. Similarly, some people seem to want to transpose in our communities the conflict that exists in the Middle East.

April 9th, 2002House debate

Stéphane BergeronBloc

Iraq  However, if they felt bolstered by what they could say would be unwarranted, improper aggression, a crusade against Islam or anything like that, then they might be tempted to use the weapons in a terrorist context. So whatever happens, I think it has to be done in the context of the United Nations. I support my government entirely and I hope that the American government is listening, because I think our government is giving extremely good advice.

October 3rd, 2002House debate

John BrydenLiberal

International Actions Against Terrorism  I am very upset that so many people suffered in New York. I hate the Taliban regime and bin Laden. They are using Islam as a reason to oppress people and kill them. Islamic people are not murderers. I wish to thank U.S.A. and other countries that are trying to help the innocent Afghani people in Afghanistan and in Karachi, in Pakistan.

October 15th, 2001House debate

Jim KarygiannisLiberal

Iraq  Then there will be problems. We run the risk of having much more extreme Islamic governments than the governments that are currently in place in Saudi Arabia and Egypt. These famous pre-emptive strikes pose a problem. It is a new military and international relations doctrine, and we cannot agree to it.

October 1st, 2002House debate

Claude BachandBloc

Supply  It is not an issue of social inequities. Why would somebody take up arms against us? The type of fundamental Islam that Osama bin Laden portrays has nothing to do with social inequity. They hate us and the west for what the west portrays. We are what the Taliban is not; the Taliban is what we are not.

October 2nd, 2001House debate

Keith MartinCanadian Alliance

Supply  Yet Muslims and Islamic scholars say it would be hard to find two words more opposite in meaning. Experts say that to be a Muslim--which means to be a follower of Islam--is to be fundamentally opposed to the acts last week that likely killed more than 5,000 at the World Trade Centre and the Pentagon.

October 2nd, 2001House debate

Judy Wasylycia-LeisNDP

Health  We wish to bring the Costa Rican resolution to a vote, and we would have supported that resolution, which was a prohibition, a complete ban on all forms of cloning. We did not in fact support the Organization of Islamic States in its attempt to defer this for two years.

November 6th, 2003House debate

Anne McLellanLiberal

Ramadan  Ramadan presents an opportunity for Canadians to learn more about each other. It is an opportunity to learn more about Islam and about the Muslim community in Canada. Canadians are committed to nurturing and cherishing our diversity. We share a vision of a country where diverse backgrounds of all citizens are recognized and appreciated.

October 27th, 2003House debate

Sarkis AssadourianLiberal

Canadian Wheat Board  Speaker, through access to information, a reporter was able to gain access to CSIS files. He received information on the Palestinian Islamic jihad fundraising activities, yet at the same time Canadians cannot find out about the Canadian Wheat Board activities. It is exempt from access to information. We cannot get an explanation as to why farmers received less for their wheat last year than the going world price.

October 23rd, 2003House debate

Garry BreitkreuzCanadian Alliance

Nobel Peace Prize  Shirin Ebadi was the first Iranian woman to become a judge, but she was removed from that office in 1979 when the Islamic Republic was created in Iran. She had to struggle for more than 10 years to regain the right to plead as a lawyer. Iranian women owe to Ms. Ebadi and her colleague Mehr-Anguiz Kar the family law amendments that give more rights to women.

October 21st, 2003House debate

Diane BourgeoisBloc

Anti-terrorism Act  They cannot turn a blind eye to Saddam Hussein who kills marsh Arabs and Kurds in the north. They cannot turn a blind eye to Islamic fundamentalists who murder innocent civilians in Algeria and assassinate Anwar Sadat in Egypt. They must speak out against this because the threat of terrorism and Islamic fundamentalism is a threat against modern Arab states.

October 18th, 2001House debate

Keith MartinCanadian Alliance

International Actions Against Terrorism  In essence, what Osama bin Laden and terrorists like him are saying is that they will not be satisfied until every Jewish person and North American is dead. These are people we would call terrorists. It is not part of the Islamic religion. The Islamic congress has stated in its pamphlets that it hands out that the concept of holy war, even the phrase sacrum bellum, does not exist in Islam. I would hope the media and others forget about that particular concept.

October 15th, 2001House debate

Howard HilstromCanadian Alliance

Supply  We must understand, after analyzing the issue, that the present problem finds its source in Islam. The present war is not only a war between the west and fundamentalists like bin Laden, but also a religious war inside Islam itself. As North Americans, we tend to see in that a resurgence of the crusades.

October 15th, 2001House debate

Bernard PatryLiberal

Supply  There is a certain element within the Islamic world that sees itself very fundamentally. I would say less than one percentile of the Islamic world, if it is that high, has a hatred toward the western world and specifically toward our neighbours, the United States of America.

October 2nd, 2001House debate

Jim KarygiannisLiberal