Beirut Vows to Protect Syrian Refugees
Lebanese prime minister Najib Mikati has vowed to protect some 5,000 Syrian refugees who have fled the Assad regime.
Iran’s biggest financial scam weakens Ahmadinejad; economic hardship may revive unrest in Iran
“Now Ahmadinejad’s hands are filled with the scam ... Weakened in the eye of the nation, Ahmadinejad has been rendered impotent to initiate any political action ahead of the (March 2012) parliament vote,”
Airport strike spotlights Egypt’s economic woes; top official warns country ‘on brink of bankruptcy’
Either we band together and change the current situation, or let Egypt be destroyed.”
Cairo Bracing for Possible Tahrir Square Riots Friday
Political stability reported deteriorating on 30th anniversary of Sadat assassination.
Syrian Death Toll Rises to More than 2,900
The death toll in Syria has risen to 2,900 since the start of the anti-government grassroots uprising seven months ago, the U.N. reports.
Islam’s Predictability – Apostasy, Execution, and Lies
Muslims have no qualms proudly declaring the particulars of their religion for all and sundry to hear—no matter how absurd or how it reflects on them or Islam
Rock Attacks by Arabs in Yesha Up Sharply
There was a significant rise in the number of rock throwing attacks in Judea and Samaria in August and September.
Muslim woman sues Southwest Airlines after being taken off flight
A Muslim woman from San Diego is suing Southwest Airlines after being taken off a flight in March when crew members deemed her behavior suspicious.
French feel strangers in Paris suburbs, Islam dominates
This is the desolate picture painted by a study carried out by five French researchers in several small towns in the Parisian suburbs
NTC discovers two mass graves containing as many as 900 bodies near Tripoli
More than a dozen sites have been identified as mass graves since Qaddafi was toppled, including one at the capital’s Abu Salim prison, site of a 1996 massacre of about 1,200 people that became a rallying point against Qaddafi in the early days of the Libyan uprising.