Terror claims against NJ Muslim leader rejected

"In ruling for Qatanani, immigration Judge Alberto J. Riefkohl questioned the reliability of the records submitted by the Department of Homeland Security purporting to show Qatanani's arrest and conviction in Israel. The judge called the U.S. government's case against Qatanani "patently incomplete," and found its two key witnesses — both federal agents — to not be credible."

Use of fake passports on the rise

"No one can say for sure how many people enter the United States every year with fraudulent papers. But, according to the Department of Homeland Security, the number of such documents intercepted is on the rise, from 23,677 in fiscal year 2005 to 30,799 in fiscal year 2007."

Fake passports? Better triple the number of immigration inspectors for those flights out of Tel Aviv. The tone of this article would lead one to falsely conclude that "Islamic terrorists" are trying to enter the US with fraudulent passports when in actuality traveling with counterfeit passports has long been a modus operandi of the Israeli Mossad.