Monthly Archives: April 2011

A new Palestinian Authority TV program recognizes all of the Land of Israel – from Tel Aviv to the Negev – as "Palestine," belying PA Chairman Mahmoud Abbas’ “recognition” of Israel.

The father of one of the murderers of the Fogel family at Itamar had served in jail for terror, and an uncle involved in the 2002 terror attack on same community.

Security forces arrested two residents of the village of Awarta near Itamar, who have confessed to murdering the Fogel family last month. They acted out of Arab nationalist motives and have not expressed regret for their crime.

Nearly 100,000 Christian Copts staged a rally today in Egypt. The rally began with a 5 mile march from the Coptic Shubra district to Tahrir Square.

Two Grad missiles hit near the southern port city of Ashdod shortly before the Sabbath Friday afternoon, breaking another in a countless number of ceasefires announced by the de facto Hamas government in Gaza.

Former President Hosni Mubarak was rushed Friday to a military hospital in Sharm el Sheikh, even as it was reported that he could face the death penalty if a pending probe proves that he ordered the crackdown against demonstrators that left at least 385 dead, state media said Friday.

A Jihadist Salafi group killed an Italian activist after kidnapping him and then abandoned his dead body in a house in the Gaza Strip, a Hamas security official said Friday.

The United States accused Iran of helping Syria in its efforts to crack down on pro-democracy demonstrators as Syrian President Bashar al-Assad’s efforts to contain an unprecedented wave of protests face a key test on Friday, after he unveiled a new cabinet in a bid to ease tensions.

Former Egyptian President Hosni Mubarak was ordered detained for fifteen days on Wednesday, Egypt Daily News reports.