Nina Rosenwald is founder of the Gatestone Institutea New York-based offshoot of the neoconservative Hudson Instituteand an important funder of a panoply of right-wing pro-Israel and anti-Islamic organizations.
Dubbed the Sugar Mama of Anti-Muslim Hate by journalist Max Blumenthal, Rosenwald is an heir to the Sears Roebuck fortune, a co-chair of the board at the equity firm American Securities.
Along with her sister Elizabeth Varet, a principal at the right-wing Anchorage Fund, Rosenwald has helped funnel millions of dollars to rightwing pro-Israel causes. In its 2011 report on the U.S. Islamophobia network, the Center for American Progress identified the Anchorage and Rosenwald foundations as key financial backers of anti-Islamic messaging in the United States.
Between 2001 and 2008, it noted, the Anchorage Charitable Fund and William Rosenwald Family Fund contributed $2,818,229 to Islamophobic organizations.
Nina Rosenwald - Profile - Right Web - Institute for Policy Studies
Maybe she just bashes radical Muslims...you know...the ones that kill other Muslims for not believing exactly as they do...the ones that mutilate young girls to deprive them of sexual pleasure...the ones that throw young girls back into a burning school for exiting without proper face cover...the ones that stone to death any female that gets raped by one of their 'brethren'.
Yes! I bash them also..worthless goddamned dogs. I would gladly shove a sharpened ham bone through any one of them!
Nina Rosenwald
Nina Rosenwald, a human rights activist, is Founder and President of Gatestone Institute.
She has been a lifelong defender of American principles of liberty, freedom of speech and peace through strength. Her work supports the rights of religious minorities, pro-democratic institutions and women around the world.
She also serves on the boards of Human Rights in China, Middle East Forum, the Committee for Accuracy in Middle East Reporting (CAMERA), the National Committee on American Foreign Policy and the Institute for National Security Studies.
She is a member of the Council on Foreign Relations, a founding member of the Board of Regents for the Center for Security Policy and a former member of the National Board of the American-Israel Public Affairs Committee (AIPAC).
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