Rep. John E. Sununu of New Hampshire, who is painted by opponents as too pro-Palestinian, held a fund-raiser Wednesday night in the Washington suburb of Potomac, Md., that was partly hosted by Arab-Americans.
Ziad Asali of Taylorville, Ill., a native Palestinian who is president of the American-Arab Anti-Discrimination Committee, was listed as a host of the $250-a-ticket Sununu reception. A more controversial host was George Salem, a Washington lawyer and longtime Republican activist. He has represented the Holy Land Foundation for Relief and Development, whose assets were frozen by President Bush for funding the Palestinian terrorist organization Hamas. Salem continues to have strong White House ties and has not been accused of wrongdoing.
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Norquist has also been exposed as the founder of the Islamic Institute, a group believed to be funded by foreign governments, Wahhab Islam elements in Saudi Arabia, and U.S. Muslim groups recently raided by a special Treasury Department task force for funding Al Qaeda and Palestinian terrorists.
Key members of the Islamic Institute have come from Alamoudi's organization. One has acknowledged making contributions to the Holy Land Foundation even after it's U.S. offices were shut down by the U.S. government for funding terrorists.
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