Al-Qaeda kidnaps Algerian governor: security officials
“The governor is in the hands of AQIM, who have already contacted his parents,” said one of the officials.
Fuel shortage in Egypt leads to rising tensions; citizens fear possible price hikes, more unrest
Many drivers have reached the pumps only to find fuel had run out, stoking tensions in a nation already reeling from months of political unrest and leaving many people frustrated that the uprising that ousted Hosni Mubarak in February last year has not yielded the economic dividend they expected.
Elections alone do not make a democracy
“Even with elections, it is not possible to establish a democracy in a society governed by patriarchal and imperialistic norms,” Saadawi, and Egyptian feminist, said on Al Arabiya’s Point of Order show.
Rick Perry Suggests Turkey Led by Muslim Terrorists
Republican party presidential hopeful Rick Perry says Turkey “is being ruled by what many would perceive to be Islamic terrorists.”
Muslim Brotherhood Won’t Restrict Foreign Tourists
Egypt’s Muslim Brotherhood says foreign tourists will not be restricted from wearing, drinking and eating what they want.
Egypt Won’t Cancel Peace with Israel
Egyptian presidential hopeful Amr Moussa rejects the idea that Egypt will cancel the peace treaty it signed with Israel in 1979.
PA Arabs Attack Motorists in Samaria
PA Arab terrorists attacked motorists on the roads of Samaria Monday night with rocks and firebombs, damaging vehicles.
The Anti-Israel President
Is Obama the Anti-Israel President?
Iran Bans Barbie
The Iranian morality police has activated an official ban on the sale of Barbie and Ken. Meet Dara and Sara.
Geert Wilders Says There’s No Such Thing as Moderate Islam
Can't Someone Tell Geert Wilders to Stop His Anti-Muslim Diatribes Before Somebody Gets Hurt?