Monthly Archives: January 2010

Israel and Iran have traded warnings as the Islamic Republic plans another massive military exercise against a possible attack by

A new study by the Gaza-based Palestinian Women’s Information and Media Center (PWIMC) has found that local women have suffered increased violence since June 2007, when the Hamas terrorist group seized control of the region.

The London-based Globe and Mail reports that Jordan has asked Canada to seize Israel's 2,000-year-old Dead Sea scrolls that are currently on display in Toronto. The scrolls are on display untill Sunday at the Royal Ontario Museum.

A suicide bomber in a vehicle blew himself up at a volleyball game in northwest Pakistan on Friday, killing at least 93 people, officials said, the latest in a long series of deadly attacks by al-Qaeda-linked militants.

Iran warned on Saturday the West has until the end of the month to accept Teheran's counterproposal to a UN-drafted plan on a nuclear exchange, or the country will start producing nuclear fuel on its own.

IAF planes attacked three targets in Gaza overnight Friday, a day after Grad-type rockets were fired at Netivot from the Strip.

Iran's opposition leader on Friday pledged to remain defiant in the face of new threats - including calls by hard-liners for his execution - and said he would sacrifice his life in defense of the people's right to protest peacefully against the government.

A Somali man was shot as he allegedly tried to enter the home of Danish political cartoonist Kurt Westergaard -- known for his controversial depictions of the Muslim prophet Mohammad -- on Saturday, police said.

One day after Grad-type rockets landed in Netivot, the IAF attacked a number of targets in the Gaza Strip friday night.

Voice of the Copts presents its condolences to the family of a great Coptic leader Eng. Adley Abadeer.