Honor Killers: Prosecuted in Europe, Seen as Psychiatric Victims in America
When it comes to honor killings and honor-related violence, America had better start learning a few things from Europe.
On October 20, 2009, near Phoenix, Arizona, Noor Al-Maleki’s father, Iraqi-born Faleh Hassan Al-Maleki, ran over his 20-year-old daughter with a two-ton jeep. He struck down her female companion and protector as well. His daughter died. Although she was seriously wounded, Amal Edan Khalaf, the other woman, survived. Just like Yaser Said, who fled Dallas after honor murdering his two daughters (and who has not yet been found), Faleh Hassan Al-Maleki also fled, first to Mexico, and then to England. However, he was captured, extradited back to Arizona, and charged with first-degree murder.
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Dr. Phyllis Chesler, Emerita Professor of Psychology, is the author of thirteen books, including The New Anti-Semitism. She regularly writes for Pajamas Media, The Jewish Press, Middle East Quarterly, Frontpage, NewsRealBlog, and for FOXNews.com. She may be reached at her website www.phyllis-chesler.com.
