However the writer makes a very flawed point with regard to at least one aspect. He writes “As it turns out, the two brothers are Muslim, but not Arab, not Iranian, and not affiliated with any known organized group. That says no more about Islam than Cuban hijackings in the 1970s said something about Catholicism, or than Timothy McVeigh and his Oklahoma madness said anything about Protestants.” This is not so. Cubans highjacked planes for the sake of communism and not Catholicism, Timothy Mcveigh murdered because of his paranoid hatred of government and not because of his Protestant beliefs. However in the case of the Boston Massacre there are many indications that it was a radacalized view of Islam that motivated these two brothers.

Second of all, an investigation by Federal, state and local authorities is underway to determine whether the perpetrators of the Boston Marathon massacre acted alone, were inspired by reshaim, or were acting on orders or advice from Hamas or other terrorist organizations. Under the US constitution, not to mention reason and logic, and Talmudic law, it is not sufficient to show that a suspect is guilty by reason of his ethnicity or religion. If and when there is evidence of the perpetrators’ connections with Hamas or other terrorist groups, like phone calls or meetings or e-mails, we can draw fact-based logical conclusions about what caused the Boston massacre (2013, not 1770).

Third of all, I have not heard of or read “The Son of Hamas” or any other work that connects the Koran with terrorism. I once tried reading an English translation of a part of the Koran, and it was impenetrable to me. But please keep in mind that there are plenty of books – “The Protocals of the Elders of Zion” is a good example – that would convince an anti-Semite that you and I and Moshe Rabbeinu- were co-conspirators with Bernie Madoff and shared in his profits.

DUH, because they are/were radical Muslims

Check the numbers, 95% of terror attacks are Islamist connected, 80% of attackers have a liberal university education, are not suffering from poverty & have adopted some type of devout religious lifestyle. Should college professors, courses & clubs be investigated for incitement? (as in Bklyn College anti-Israel talk)Should close scrutiny be made of those traveling to terror-oriented countries or joining known terror groups? Should we begin to be POLITICALY – INCORRECT?