US Muslims warn presidential hopefuls against anti-Islam rhetoric
Elian el-Khamissi
Press TV, Washington
Muslim organizations across the US have held a summit to form a coalition with a united voice against the anti-Islam comments by presidential hopefuls running for the 2016 election. The organizations plan to carry out a one-million voter registration drive of American citizens who denounce what it calls the hatred and bigotry used in the presidential campaign. Press TV's Elian el-Khamissi has the details in the following report from Washington.
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