Egyptian Junta Maintains “Thuggery” Clause
Egypt's military junta neglected to tell the world their lifting of the 30-year Emergency Law did not include arrest without cause.
Son Of Transport Secretary Can’t Get Transport Out Of Egypt
As part of an Egyptian crackdown on NGOs, their representatives in Egypt including the son of Ray Lahood, have been kept from leaving.
Turkey Agrees to Help Hamas Financially
Hamas' chief Ismail Haniyeh’s official tour opened the door to cooperation between the terror group and Turkey.
Israel, U.S. See Iranian Threat Differently
Chairman of the Joint Chiefs of Staff, Gen. Martin Dempsey: Israel sees the Iranian threat differently. It's existential to them.
Israel Uses Jordan Talks to Present Borders
During meeting in Jordan Israel presented, for the first time, its principles regarding the borders of a future Palestinian state.
Egypt slaps travel ban on U.S. NGO staff, Washington urges lifting ban ‘immediately’
The United States quickly urged Egypt to lift travel bans placed on several U.S. pro-democracy activists.
NYC police chief apologizes for movie interview
A spokesman for Raymond Kelly had previously denied the commissioner had any participation in the making of the “The Third Jihad,” suggesting last year that footage of Kelly was lifted from another source.
Even without Hormuz blockade, Iran has options to keep its enemies on edge
The risk inherent in all this, however, is that someone on either side miscalculates and triggers a full-blown conflict.
Protesters wave flags and shout “Allahu Akbar”
Ultra-conservative Salafists have in past months launched bold challenges ̶ demanding full-face veils for female university
Why Does US Grant Visas to Hamas?
MK Michael Ben Ari is still being refused a visa to enter the United States – but the lawmaker says Hamas terrorists are allowed to visit.