Blaming Israel Won’t Help
As we know, (but allow me to remind us), in August of 2011, Israel endured 178 Hamas/“Palestinian” terror attacks which included 145 rockets and 46 heavy mortar shells fired into the south of Israel.
Hamas rejects U.N. bid as it compromises ‘historical Palestine’
Abbas is expected to present later this week a formal request for U.N. membership of a Palestinian state on the pre-Six Day War lines, encompassing both Gaza and the West Bank, including annexed Arab east Jerusalem.
Egyptian Millionaire Paid Rioters at Israeli Embassy
Suspects in the break-in of the Israeli embassy last week said they were paid by a millionaire, an Egyptian newspaper reports.
Egypt ex-tourism minister receives second jail term for corruption
Garranah also a businessman is already serving a separate five-year jail term for squandering public funds after being sentenced in May.
Egypt politician calls Erdogan a “crook”
As for the storming of the Israeli embassy by angry Egyptian protestors, Sadat explained that this was a pre-planned charade.
US drone crashes in Pakistan; 15 killed as militants attack tribe
While Pakistan is battling domestic Islamists, it is at the same time accused of backing Taliban militants fighting the Afghan government and foreign forces there, as well as Muslim militants fighting Indian rule in the disputed Kashmir region.
Somalia bans foreign aid workers from rebel areas despite famine
Al-Shabaab, which is hostile to any Western intervention, itself banned food aid last year in the areas it controls in southern Somalia and kicked many groups out, saying aid creates dependency.
Indonesian women don miniskirts to protests rape remarks
“We are here to express our anger. Instead of giving heavy punishment to the rapists, the governor blamed it on women's dress. This is discrimination,” protest coordinator Chika Noya told AFP.
Teaching Shariah Law in America
What Dr. El Fadl neglected to mention after more than 90 minutes at the podium is that Islamic law embodies the essence of a culture which contradicts in every way, shape and form our Western culture and is indeed its very antithesis.
Egypt announces Nov. 22 the start of parliamentary elections
The country’s ruling military council has been under popular pressure to fix a date for the election it promised when it took over after Mubarak was forced to step down.