Ahmadinejad Plans New World Order
Iranian President Mahmoud Ahmadinejad has called on 'like minded nations' to join him in forging the New World Order.
Abbas-Mashaal Meeting Cancelled, Hamas Blames Fatah
No hopes yet for implementation of Hamas-Fatah unity. Sides continue to blame one another for lack of progress.
400 Injured in Clashes Between Police and Protesters
Nearly 400 injured in Cairo, in clashes between police and protesters angered by the deaths of 74 people after a soccer match.
IDF Retaliates for Qassam Attacks, Strikes Targets in Gaza
IAF aircraft strike six terror targets in Gaza, in response to Qassam rocket attacks on southern Israel. Direct hits confirmied.
6,000 march against Islamist hardliners in Tunisia
Since a union-backed popular uprising toppled Zine El Abidine Ben Ali's secular regime a year ago, small groups of Salafi Islamists have attacked unveiled women and secular intellectuals and occupied universities.
Islamofascism
the question remains: Does Bin Ladenism or Salafism or whatever we agree to call it have anything in common with fascism?
Egypt’s security forces fire teargas to disperse protesters incensed by soccer tragedy
The clashes are taking place on Mohamed Mahmoud Street, the scene of a fierce five-day-long battle last November. At the time, the military built a large concrete wall to block protesters.
U.S. Worries Israel is about to Strike Iran
Post's Ignatius: Netanyahu doesn’t want to leave the fate of Israel dependent on American action.
Egypt’s lawmakers hold emergency session after riot; police fire tear gas at protesters
Thousands of demonstrators had filled the streets around the ministry to protest against Egypt’s army-led government following the deaths of 74 people in the country’s worst ever soccer disaster.
Egypt Fumes Over Israel’s Energy Plans
Israel has beaten Egypt to the punch in its bid to connect to the European electrical bid, leaving pundits in Cairo gnashing their teeth.