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Jew-Hating IslamoNazis Vandalise Bandung Store! Wow!Catch the latest anti-Semitic outburst from the IslamoNazis here!Detik.com 16/7 reports how the FPI spotted a sign whilst zooming around Bandung. It bore the symbol of a local ‘Metal/Goth’ store called Prapatan Rebels but the FPI decided it was that of infidels who should be destroyed.Trubunnews.com provides an eye-witness account from an employee of the store.‘There were about 50 people. Only a dozen did the damage, the others watching. There were shouts, “Who’s store is this? Symbols of  the devil, Jews, Israel!” They dragged down the banners at the top of the shop and the one below...

SNIPPET: "The police arrested two terrorist suspects at the house: Fahri Tanjung, also known as Hilmi, and Hamzah. The police also found chemicals they believed were to be used to make explosives and an activated hand-made high-explosive bomb inside the house. West Java Police chief Insp. Gen. Sutarman said the police detonated the high-explosive bomb on location after failing to defuse it. Books and VCDs on jihad, as well as an air rifle were seized as evidence. One of the VCDs was titled Afghanistan jihad: The journey of the oppressed. Sutarman said the suspects had been involved in acts of...

A stampede at an Indonesian punk rock concert has killed 10 people and injured dozens of others, most of them teenagers. The crush happened on Saturday night after a show by local band Beside in the regional capital of Bandung on Java island. Hundreds of fans tried to leave at the same time, causing panic, police said. Deadly crushes are fairly common at Indonesian pop concerts and sports events, particularly in provincial towns where crowd safety measures are often inadequate. Police in Bandung were questioning 15 concert organisers, but no arrests had been made. The 10 victims were trampled to...

By BosNewsLife Special Correspondent Eric Leijenaar with BosNewsLife News Center JAKARTA/AMSTERDAM (BosNewsLife) -- About 30 local officials backed by Muslim militants closed down a Baptist church in Bandung, the capital of the tense Indonesian province of West Java, investigators confirmed Thursday, August 10. On July 16 the group interrupted the Sunday worship service of the Batu Zaman Baptist Church and demanded to see an official permit, reported Open Doors, a Netherlands based organization investigating reports of persecution of Christians.