Islamophobes bomb mosque — no, wait…
Actually, oddly enough, the perpetrators were Islamic jihadists. Expect worldwide demonstrations of angry Muslims proclaiming that mosques are holy places that must not be targeted this way.
Actually, oddly enough, the perpetrators were Islamic jihadists. Expect worldwide demonstrations of angry Muslims proclaiming that mosques are holy places that must not be targeted this way.
JERUSALEM: Egyptian Intelligence Chief Omar Suleiman on Wednesday extended invitations to Israel's right-wing Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu and Foreign Minister Avigdor Lieberman to visit Egypt, signaling an improvement in bilateral ties that have been on the slide since Lieberman was named as foreign minister in Israel's new government.
Obama hold talks with Jordan's King on Mideast peacemaking
Inscriptions to be taken to Cairo for analysis
Says they are legitimate unless banned by the state
Tehran says if Jerusalem attacks 'Iran will respond in a way that they will not be able to sleep easy anymore.' Israeli Foreign Ministry spokesman shrugs off threat says 'Israelis sleep well and in our dreams Iran is a friendly country'
Calling for action: US president says he hopes to 'start seeing gestures of good faith' as part of peace process; American administration will do everything it can to encourage Israeli-Palestinian confidence-building measures, he says
Knesset speaker sends letter to counterparts around the world warning: 'Yesterday the world witnessed the return of Adolf Hitler. This time he has a beard and speaks Persian. But the words are the same words and the aspirations are the same aspirations'. Rivlin called on colleagues to 'initiate action to show world 2009 will not be repetition of 1939'
Released After Intervention by Police and Christian Lawyers
The Eastern Christian and Orthodox Churches had their Easter this year on April 19, one week after the Easter of Catholic and Western Christians. The Copts of Egypt celebrated the resurrection of Jesus together with the other Eastern Churches. Â