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Islamic Center of Southern California
Syrian-American dentist, based in Duarte; Chair of the Board of the Islamic Center of Southern California, the oldest mosque in the region
PROFILE
Saleh Kholaki
Guest
FROM Saleh Kholaki
Which Way, L.A.?
The Syrian Conflict: Los Angeles Points of View President Obama is making the rounds of news anchors on broadcast and cable TV, including tonight's conversation with Wolf Blitzer of CNN. This afternoon, the President briefed members of Congress, including two local Democrats who've taken different positions. Both base their conclusions on videos and intelligence presented in closed-door briefings. We talk with Brad Sherman of the San Fernando Valley and Janice Hahn, whose district includes San Pedro, Wilmington and Compton. We also hear from three local Syrian-Americans.
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