Skip to content

Reliable Reporting. The Right Opinion.

Welcome

Sign In

Sign In Today's E-Edition Subscribe

Sign Out Today's E-Edition My Account Subscribe

News
Policy
Investigations
Opinion
Sports
- Sports Main
- Redskins
- Football
- Baseball
- Basketball
- NCAA
- Thom Loverro
- Deron Snyder
- Tennis
- Golf
- Hockey
- Soccer
- Horse Racing
- NASCAR & Racing
Special Reports
Games
Subscribe
Sign In

TRENDING:

the pga championship

Home
Topics
Rasmea Odeh

Subscribe to this topic via RSS or ATOM Topic - Rasmea Odeh

Related Stories

Berlin bans Palestinian activist from taking part in rallies

By Associated Press Shares

Reem's via Facebook

Arab bakery drops case against protesters who decried mural of convicted terrorist

By Valerie Richardson - The Washington Times Shares

Rasmea Odeh, right, hugs a supporter before boarding a flight to Amman on Tuesday, Sept. 19, 2017. Dozens of demonstrators gathered at Chicago's O'Hare International Airport to show their support for the Chicago Palestinian activist with a decades-old record of bombings in Jerusalem prior to her deportation to Jordan. (AP Photo/Teresa Crawford)

Palestinian deported from US over 1970 blast lands in Jordan

By Associated Press Shares

FILE - In this Aug. 17, 2017 file photo, Palestinian activist Rasmea Odeh of Chicago, stands outside the Theodore Levin U.S. Courthouse in Detroit, Mich., for a final court hearing before she's eventually deported. Supporters say the activist is leaving the U.S. for Jordan, after a criminal case that revealed her decades-old record of bombings in Jerusalem. Odeh will leave Chicago's O'Hare International Airport for Jordan on Tuesday Sept. 19, 2017. Supporters plan to gather at the airport's international terminal with signs and banners before she leaves. (AP Photo/Carlos Osorio File)

Palestinian activist deported to Jordan from Chicago

By THERESA CRAWFORD - Associated Press Shares

The Latest: Palestinian activist deported to Jordan from US

By Associated Press Shares

Center of the clash: Palestinian activist Rasmea Odeh is honored with a mural at an Oakland, California, bakery. (Associated Press)

Rasmea Odeh mural pits bakery vs. protesters in free speech clash

By Valerie Richardson - The Washington Times Shares

Mural of convicted terrorist gives rise to free-speech clash at California bakery

By Valerie Richardson - The Washington Times Shares

Palestinian activist Rasmea Odeh of Chicago stands outside the Theodore Levin U.S. Courthouse in Detroit, Aug. 17, 2017, for a final court hearing before she's eventually deported for concealing her convictions in two Jerusalem bombings. Odeh admits that she failed to disclose the convictions when she entered the U.S. and later went through the citizenship process in 2004. She's not expected to get any time in prison Thursday but has agreed to be deported to Jordan or elsewhere. (AP Photo/Carlos Osorio)

Chicago activist loses US citizenship, will be deported

By ED WHITE - Associated Press Shares

Sentence next for Chicago activist with US immigration crime

By Associated Press Shares

FILE - In this April 25, 2017, file photo, Palestinian activist Rasmea Odeh of Chicago stands outside the Theodore Levin U.S. Courthouse in Detroit. Odeh is returning to Detroit on Thursday, Aug. 17, 2017, for a final court hearing before she's eventually deported for concealing her convictions in two Jerusalem bombings. (Max Ortiz/Detroit News via AP, File)

The Latest: Activist loses citizenship, will be deported

By Associated Press Shares

Rasmea Odeh listens to supporters after leaving federal court in Detroit, in this March 12, 2015, file photo. (AP Photo/Paul Sancya, File) **FILE**

Northwestern president joins vigil for victims outside convicted terrorist’s campus speech

By Valerie Richardson - The Washington Times Shares

Rasmea Odeh (right) admitted to lying on her U.S. visa application about her criminal record, including a conviction for bombings in Israel in the 1960s. For the admission, she will get no jail time but be deported. (Associated Press)

Convicted terrorist Odeh pleads guilty to lying about criminal record on visa application

By Valerie Richardson - The Washington Times Shares

Rasmea Odeh, stands outside federal court Tuesday, April 25, 2017, in Detroit. Odeh, a Chicago Palestinian activist who didn't disclose her time in an Israeli prison when she got U.S. citizenship, agreed to plead guilty to failing to tell U.S. immigration officials in 2004 that she was convicted and imprisoned in Israel for bombings in the late 1960s. (AP Photo/Ed White)

Palestinian activist pleads guilty to US immigration crime

By ED WHITE - Associated Press Shares

Rasmea Odeh listens to supporters after leaving federal court in Detroit, in this March 12, 2015, file photo. (AP Photo/Paul Sancya, File) **FILE**

Convicted terrorist Rasmea Odeh wins standing ovation at Chicago conference

By Valerie Richardson - The Washington Times Shares

Detroit judge delays trial for Chicago Palestinian activist

By Associated Press Shares

More Stories

Photos

Rasmea Odeh raises her fist as she leaves federal court in Detroit Thursday, March 12, 2015. A judge sentenced the Chicago activist to 18 months in federal prison Thursday for failing to disclose her convictions for bombings in Israel when she applied to be a U.S. citizen. Odeh, 67, also was stripped of her citizenship and eventually will be deported. But she will remain free while she appeals the case. (AP Photo/Paul Sancya)

More Photos

Quotations

Odeh claimed she was tortured into confessing by the Israeli military.

Berlin bans Palestinian activist from taking part in rallies →

Odeh successfully argued that she should have been allowed to show that she was experiencing post-traumatic stress when she answered questions.

Detroit judge delays trial for Chicago Palestinian activist →

Sign Up For Breaking News Alerts

Breaking News Alerts Enter your email address:

Most Popular

Chris Coons: Republicans say privately Mueller report shows Donald Trump obstructed justice

Supreme Court rules 151-year-old Indian treaty grants hunting rights

Joe Biden claims he 'started this whole thing' on climate change

'Christchurch Call' an affront to freedom of speech

EDITORIAL: U.N. panel on climate change should wait for all the facts on climate change

Texas asserts sovereign immunity against Congress

Border Patrol flies migrants to California

Justin Amash receives GOP challenger days after saying Trump committed impeachable offenses

Paul Manafort Russia conspiracy rejected by Mueller report

Mike Pence gets standing ovation after Taylor University student walkout

Commentary

staff

Charles Hurt

Seoul a rebuke to U.S. Democrats’ love of socialism on display in North Korea

staff

Ralph Z. Hallow

Democrats as presidential aspirants — field of (bad) dreams

staff

Ethan Epstein

Biden’s campaign begins not with a bang, but a whimper

staff

Robert Knight

A misnamed legal jackhammer strikes

staff

Cheryl K. Chumley

Democrats can’t spin away murders committed by illegals

More News

Waste, Fraud & Abuse

‘A devastating smear campaign’: Ballyhooed Manafort-Russia conspiracy that never panned out

Mueller report redactions may be revealed with Flynn, Stone court cases

Top Republican skeptical of Trump $2 trillion infrastructure plan

Security

Iranian-backed militias carried out Green Zone attack, say Iraqi counterterrorism officials

Trump draws red lines for Iran amid dustup: ‘I don’t want to fight’

Rocket attack targets U.S. Embassy in Iraq

D.C. Local

Are you a U.S. citizen?

Northern Virginia hospitals ranked among safest, according to annual report

Virginia panel votes to rename Jefferson Davis Highway

World

VP Pence: Time for Congress to ‘do its job’ on NAFTA rewrite

Australia’s prime minister set to form majority government

Never to return: Tecalpulco ‘widows’ warn Central America women of similar drain

Business & Economy

Donald Trump tariffs on China could equate to a $2,000 plus tax hike on a U.S. family; report

Trump blasts ‘failing’ New York Times report on Deutsche Bank: ‘I didn’t need money’

Trump’s trade war with China puts farm vote at risk

Faith & Family

Catholics sex abuse summit sidesteps role of gay priests

Pete Buttigieg: ‘I trust women to draw the line’ on abortion

Boycott bluster over pro-life ‘heartbeat’ abortion bills fails to spark action

Health

Pete Buttigieg: ‘I trust women to draw the line’ on abortion

Boycott bluster over pro-life ‘heartbeat’ abortion bills fails to spark action

Missouri bill banning abortion after 8 weeks of pregnancy heads to governor’s desk

Entertainment

Author Fran Lebowitz ‘regrets’ saying Trump should be murdered by Saudis

Boycott bluster over pro-life ‘heartbeat’ abortion bills fails to spark action

And the winner of the ‘Game of Thrones’ is …

Travel

NTSB to investigate in Alaska after deadly midair collision

41 dead in Moscow plane fire; experts hunt for reason why

Diana Ross feels ‘violated’ by TSA screener

Technology

2020 hopeful Klobuchar introduces Election Security Act, would require backup paper balloting

Hacktivists taking credit for 95% fewer attacks since 2015: IBM

USGA looking into apparent hack of Trump account that added ‘suspiciously unflattering’ scores

Policy

Energy & Environment

Wash. Gov. Jay Inslee: We can't burn all the coal we have, or it will 'destroy' the country

Banking & Finance

Walmart: Trump's tariffs on Chinese goods 'will lead to increased prices'

Health Care Reform

House Democrats pass health-care bill, in bid to stake out a 2020 election issue

Second Amendment & Gun Control

Seattle councilwoman mulls 'raised flower beds' to deter drive-by shootings

Immigration Reform

Homeland Security reverses course on plan to ship illegal immigrants across the nation

Homeland & Cybersecurity

Hacktivists taking credit for 95% fewer attacks since 2015: IBM

Aerospace & Defense

Trump draws red lines for Iran amid dustup: 'I don't want to fight'

Taxes & Budget

Trump's trade war with China puts farm vote at risk

Law Enforcement & Intelligence

Mueller report redactions may be revealed with Flynn, Stone court cases

Transportation & Infrastructure

Top Republican skeptical of Trump $2 trillion infrastructure plan

Newsletters

Breaking News
Daily
Weekly
Pruden on Politics
Charles Hurt

Terms of Use / Privacy Policy

Find us on Facebook

The Washington Times
Opinion
Local
Sports

Find us on Twitter

The Washington Times
Opinion
Local
Sports

Home
News
Politics
National
World
Security
Business & Economy
D.C. Local
Faith & Family
Inside Politics
Inside the Beltway
Inside the Ring
Culture
Entertainment
Technology
Obituaries
Just the Headlines
Trump Central
Photo Galleries
Video

Policy
Energy & Environment
Banking & Finance
Health Care Reform
Second Amendment
Immigration Reform
Homeland & Cybersecurity
Aerospace & Defense
Taxes & Budget
Law Enforcement & Intelligence
Transportation & Infrastructure
Specials

Investigations
Waste, Fraud & Abuse
Media Spotlight
Dive Deeper

Opinion
Opinion Main
Commentary
Editorials
Letters
Pruden on Politics
Charles Hurt
David Keene
Tammy Bruce
Ralph Z. Hallow
Stephen Moore
Cal Thomas
Clifford D. May
Cheryl K. Chumley
Joseph Curl
Everett Piper
Matt Mackowiak
Robert Knight
Rapid Reactions
Tim Constantine
Books
Cartoons
Threat Assessment
U.S.-Russia Crosstalk

Sports
Sports Main
Redskins
Football
Baseball
Basketball
NCAA
Thom Loverro
Deron Snyder
Tennis
Golf
Hockey
Soccer
Horse Racing
NASCAR & Racing

Subscribe
Classifieds
E-edition
Customer Service
Careers
Terms
Privacy
RSS
Advertise
FAQ
About
Contact

All site contents © Copyright 2019 The Washington Times, LLC | 3600 New York Avenue NE | Washington, DC 20002 | 202-636-3000