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Brigitte Gabriel is a Lebanese journalist and founder of the American Congress For Truth, a conservative Christian think tank specializing in Middle East conflicts.
Brigitte Gabriel was a news anchor for "World News," an evening news program that was broadcast weeknights throughout Israel, Egypt, Syria, Jordan, Cyprus and Lebanon. She is a former production coordinator for ARD (German Television) in South Lebanon, Gaza and the West Bank, and a former satellite video distribution coordinator for METV/WTN (Worldwide Television News) studios in London.
She immigrated to the United States in 1989 where she founded an entertainment company. Gabriel founded the ACT, "American Congress For Truth," in 2002. She has appeared on news and information TV shows, talk radio and made numerous public speaking engagements. She speaks four languages: Arabic, French, English and Hebrew.
She is featured in the documentary Obsession: Radical Islam's War Against the West.
She was interviewed on CNN where she denounced Hezbollah and thanked Israel for their efforts in the war in her homecountry.
Quotes
"The difference between the Arabic world and Israel is a difference in values and character. It's barbarism versus civilization. It's democracy versus dictatorship. It's goodness versus evil." -- Duke University Counter Terrorism Speak-Out, October 14, 2004
"As one who knows what's in the hearts and minds of Arabs, let me repeat what seems to be the hardest thing for world opinion to accept: The Arabs have no intention of having peace with the Jews period, exclamation point, end of discussion." -- Interview with FrontPage Magazine, August 11 2005
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