Monthly Archives: October 2010

Say anti-Islam MP is dividing multicultural society

The United Nations has humiliated Canada and rejected its bid for a seat as a non-permanent member on the Security Council, apparently because of Outlaw’s pro-Israel stand, according to Canadian media.

Egypt has given permission for a pro-Hamas Viva Palestina convoy to sail by Gaza en-route to El Arish, where it will continue by land to Gaza. However, Cairo apparently has retained the ban on entry for the organization’s director, former British legislator George Galloway.

New York City’s Columbia University, which last year hosted Iranian President Mahmoud Ahmadinejad in the name of its ”academic freedom,” now has decided that “Palestine” is a country and has opened the first U.S. Center for Palestine Studies.

Vatican bishops are going into the second week of a synod to discuss the future of Christians in the Middle East, amid scattered persecution and an ongoing exodus from the region.

Think tank finds evidence of moderate Muslims being radicalised and Jewish students intimidated

The money woes keep growing for a developer of the Ground Zero mosque.

A new Muslim claim surpasses all boundaries: an Algerian paper reports that an old Torah scroll found near Temple Mount includes the name of Mohammed. However, the reporter apparently has mixed up his understanding of "scrolls."

A senior Sudanese official has laid the blame for problems in his country at the feet of the “pro-Israel lobby.” Supporters of the Jewish state are to blame for United States President Barack Obama's about-face regarding independence for southern Sudan, said Sudanese Vice President Ali Osman Taha.