Iranian Warships Won't Enter Mediterranean
Foreign Minister Avigdor Lieberman warned against bellicose Iranian provocation yesterday, and today Egypt prevented the ships from entering the Suez Canal.
Three Terrorists Killed in Gaza
Three bomb-planting terrorists planning to ambush Israeli soldiers were killed overnight by combined IDF forces in Gaza.
The Morning After Bahrain's Day of Rage
The central square in Bahrain's capital city, Manama, was silent Thursday morning, just hours after a "Day of Rage" intended to echo those that toppled regimes in Tunisia and Egypt ended with two dead and numerous others wounded.
Anarchy in Sinai Peninsula
The recent revolution in Egypt has had its effect on the Sinai Peninsula as well. Mass demonstrations by the Egyptian police have broken out in the northern Sinai in recent weeks,
Revolution in Iran is Possible
As violent protests continue to shake up the Arab world and specifically Iran, the west has expressed optimism that there will be a regime change in the Islamic Republic.
Egypt’s transition leaders face hard economic challenge
Strikes and protests have struck a blow to economy as inflation rises, lower expected growth from 5.7% to 1.5%.
Police officers stage marches to woo Egyptians
Officers’ rehabilitation a must: psychology professor
Netanyahu Tells Nasrallah: Stay in Your Bunker
Prime Minister Binyamin Netanyahu took a jab at Hizbullah head Hassan Nasrallah on Wednesday evening after the latter threatened to take over northern Israel in case of war. “Anyone who's hiding in a bunker should stay in a bunker,†he said.
Hariri Plans Lebanese Anti-Hizbullah Million-Man March
Lebanon's former Prime Minister Saad Hariri doesn't plan to sit back and let Hizbullah and its allies, whom, he said, displayed "lies, betrayal and lack of loyalty,†to sit back and enjoy the fruits of their political coup against him undisturbed.
Egypt constitutional referendum expected in 2 months
Egypt strikes continue despite military warning