Egypt military ruler’s ‘casual’ appearance raises questions about his intentions
Tantawi took a stroll in Cairo’s Downtown area on Monday night wearing a business suit and with no personal security in tow.
Police fire tear gas to break up Khartoum demonstration
The Sudanese government is scrambling to contain the crisis of high food prices, which has hit ordinary Sudanese hard and forced painful household spending cuts.
Palestinian Authority Paid Arabs to Riot
The Palestinian Authority paid many of the Arabs who rioted after last week’s UN session, in violation of PA agreements not to incite.
Erdogan’s Bodyguards Broke Ribs of UN Guard
Erdogan’s guards pushed United Nations guards, one of whom suffered broken ribs after being thown to the ground.
Bahrain Gov’t Forces Beat Women, Girls in Crackdown
At least 45 women and girls were arrested and allegedly beaten by Bahraini security forces on suspicion of creating anti-government dissent.
Syria Claims to Have Found Israeli Weapons in Homs
Syria claims authorities have found a vehicle loaded with Israeli-made ammunition used by anti-regime protesters.
With UN Speeches Over, Reservists Head Home
With fears of massive PA riots past, IDF reservists head home for the holidays.
Three Terrorists Blow up Sinai Gas Pipeline to Israel
Terrorists blew up the Sinai-Israeli neutral gas pipeline for at least the sixth time this year in the pre-dawn hours Tuesday.
The Great Isaiah Scroll
The Great Isaiah Scroll (1QIsaa) is one of the original seven Dead Sea Scrolls discovered in Qumran in 1947.
Erdogan Creates International Complications for Turkey
The Russians probably noticed that one of the IHH operatives on the Marmara, Erdinç Tekir, participated in a 1996 terrorist attack on a Russian ferry in the Black Sea