Ramadan Lunch Raid Spotlights Religious Intolerance in Indonesia

An ever-weary 52-year-old housewife named Saeni lies on the floor of her tiny, humble rental house in the town of Serang in West Java, feverish and sick, she says, after having made national headlines for the past two weeks in a brouhaha that has alarmed many over the growing clout of conservative Islamists.

“I can’t sleep. I can hardly eat, and I get he…