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Fed: I'll quit when the White House goes says sheik
2006
Overview
CLERIC NIGHTLEAD (PIX AVAILABLE) By Paul Mulvey SYDNEY, Oct 27 AAP - A defiant Sheik Taj Aldin Alhilali says he will only resign when the world is \"clean of the White House\". Under pressure to step down following his comments suggesting immodestly dressed women invite sexual assault, Australia's leading Muslim cleric did nothing to ease simmering tensions today. After emerging from Friday prayers at Sydney's Lakemba Mosque surrounded by dozens of followers, Sheik Alhilali was asked by a media pack whether he would quit. \"After we clean the world of the White House first,\" the sheik said before being ushered into a waiting car. His supporters cheered and applauded loudly at the salvo aimed squarely at US President George W Bush and indirectly at Prime Minister John Howard. The sheik has previously described Mr Bush, Mr Howard and UK Prime Minister Tony Blair as the \"axis of evil\" and has been accused of applauding suicide bombers in the past. Mr Howard would not comment on the sheik's White House barb, but had earlier warned that the Muslim leader's actions could cause a lasting backlash against Muslims, a fear echoed by many Islamic groups.
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Australian Associated Press Pty Limited
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