Monthly Archives: July 2011

Egypt’s military on Monday detained four US nationals in the northern city of Suez after they took photographs in a restricted zone by the Suez Canal, a military official told AFP.

A new poll reveals that US Jews fear terrorism by American Muslims, are solidly against Palestinian Authority demands. The survey also confirmed previous polls that President Barack Obama is losing Jewish support.

A sting operation targeting the Al Qaeda international terrorist organization has netted 14 suspects in the Turkish province of Ankara, the Milliyet daily newspaper reports.

The Hamas terrorist organization in Gaza has enlisted and trained a new cadre of elite combatants to carry out its murderous operations against Israel: child soldiers.

An Egyptian investigating judge ordered a former agriculture minister detained for questioning over accusations that he allowed the import of cancer-causing pesticides.

Gamal Mubarak, son of ousted Egyptian president Hosni Mubarak, allegedly hid behind the name “Jimmy” when dealing with banks in the United States, on the premise that it was his official name.

After the fall of President Hosni Mubarak, a group of young activists quickly moved to bring the can-do spirit of Egypt’s revolution to the level of their neighborhoods.

Terrorists in Gaza have a new tool helping them to fire on innocent civilians living in southern Israel – the popular satellite mapping program Google Earth. A group of terrorists from the Al-Aksa Martyrs' Brigades recently described their use of the program to a reporter for Slate Magazine.

Seven workers involved in neutralizing deadly land mines were kidnapped in western Afghanistan, and have been beheaded by their abductors, police said Sunday, as NATO announced the deaths of three soldiers in Taliban attacks.

Envoys from the Middle East diplomatic Quartet meet Monday in Washington in one of the final attempts to avoid a major confrontation at the United Nations between the Israelis and the Palestinians.