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'''Stephen Suleyman Schwartz''' (born 1948 in Columbus, Ohio) is a [[neoconservative]] author and journalist.  His father Horace Schwartz, was a secular [[Jew]]; his mother was a [[Protestantism|Protestant]] and a member of the [[Communist Party of the United States of America]]; he himself is a practicing [[Muslim]] and the executive director of the Center for Islamic Pluralism.  He has been a vocal supporter of the [[Iraq War]].
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'''Stephen Suleyman Schwartz''' (born 1948 in Columbus, Ohio) is a [[neoconservative]] author and journalist.  His father Horace Schwartz, was a secular [[American Jews|Jew]]; his mother was a Protestant and a member of the [[Communist Party of the United States of America]]; he himself is a practicing [[Muslim]] and the executive director of the Center for Islamic Pluralism.  He has been a vocal supporter of the [[Iraq War]].
  
 
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Stephen Suleyman Schwartz (born 1948 in Columbus, Ohio) is a neoconservative author and journalist. His father Horace Schwartz, was a secular Jew; his mother was a Protestant and a member of the Communist Party of the United States of America; he himself is a practicing Muslim and the executive director of the Center for Islamic Pluralism. He has been a vocal supporter of the Iraq War.

Books

The Two Faces of Islam: The House of Sa'ud from Tradition to Terror
Is It Good for the Jews?: The Crisis of America's Israel Lobby

See Also

Trotskycons? by Stephen Schwartz, National Review Online, June 11, 2003.
Stephen Schwartz's columns at FrontPage Magazine.