Wafa Sultan (Arabic: وفاء سلطان) (born 1958, Baniyas, Syria) is a secular Syrian-American psychiatrist who lives in Los Angeles, California. She has become notable since the September 11, 2001 attacks for her participation in Middle East political debates, with Arabic essays that circulated widely and some television appearances on Al-Jazeera and CNN.

On February 21, 2006, she spoke from Los Angeles on Al Jazeera, where she argued with the host and Dr. Ibrahim Al-Khouli about the Samuel Huntington Clash of Civilizations theory, scolding Muslims for treating non-Muslims differently and for not recognizing the accomplishments of non-Muslim society, while using its wealth and technology. The video subtitled by MEMRI . (From Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia)

Israeli Arab Muslim Woman Speaks Out - Salma Abdallah

Click here to hear her First Radio interview as a spokesperson for the Walid Shoebat Foundation

Born in Israel, to Palestinian parents, she attended a Catholic school and grew up in a vibrant mixed cultural and religious neighborhood populated by Christians, Muslims and Jews - all Israelis. In this mixed community of immigrants hailing from many countries of both Europe and the Middle East, Salma learned basic values, humanitarian lessons and survival skills.

Some of her closest confidants were, on the one hand, Jewish Holocaust survivors, and on the other hand, Arabs who originated in Jordan and Egypt. In this dynamic human cauldron, growing up as a Palestinian Arab in the cultural melting pot of Israel, Salma learned the complexities of interpersonal relations and coming to terms with being a bi-racial product of the Middle East. (read full article) 

Hamas TV shows daughter telling suicide bomber mother she will 'follow her path'