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Terror Suspect Reluctantly Released from British Prison

By | 2012-11-18T02:05:32-04:00 November 18th, 2012|News|

British authorities reluctantly released terror suspect Abu Qatada on bail Tuesday after judges ruled that the radical cleric seen in the past as  Osama bin Laden's right-hand man in Europe should not be extradited to Jordan, AFP reported.   Several hours after the Islamic preacher was released from the high-security Long Lartin prison in central

Top General Warns: African Al-Qaeda to ‘Export’ Violence to US

By | 2012-11-18T01:37:38-04:00 November 18th, 2012|News|

Top United States General Carter Ham urged a global fight against the Al-Qaeda terrorist group based in Africa on Wednesday, saying it could "export violence" to the West, AFP reported.   Ham, the head of the U.S. Africa Command, reaffirmed the suspicion that the Al-Qaeda in Islamic Maghreb (AQIM) was linked to the deadly September

Hamas Fires Rockets at Jerusalem, Tel Aviv

By | 2012-11-17T22:19:24-04:00 November 17th, 2012|News|

The IDF deployed its fifth Iron Dome anti-missile battery to protect the Tel Aviv area Saturday, and the battery went into action immediately, intercepting a rocket fired from Gaza. A second rocket fired at the greater Tel Aviv area was not intercepted, however. It struck an empty area, causing no casualties or damage. Terrorists said

Muslim world must retaliate against Israel for Gaza

By | 2012-11-17T21:27:33-04:00 November 17th, 2012|News|

Islamic countries must close ranks and respond to Israel’s deadly attacks on the Gaza Strip, Iran’s Defence Minister Ahmad Vahidi said on Saturday.   “Putting an end to the Zionist (Israeli) regime’s crimes is only possible through a united, revolutionary retaliation by the Muslim world,” Vahidi said in remarks carried by the official IRNA news

West Supports Israel, Urges Egypt to Work Towards Ceasefire

By | 2012-11-17T20:57:18-04:00 November 17th, 2012|News|

Western nations on Friday pushed Egypt to persuade Hamas terrorists to end rocket attacks from Gaza and backed Israel's right to self-defense, AFP reported.   The West stressed the onus was on Hamas to halt rocket fire into southern Israel, said the report.   "Israel has the right to protect its population from these kinds

At least 49 school children killed in a train crash in Egypt

By | 2012-11-17T20:14:11-04:00 November 17th, 2012|News|

More than 50 people, mostly nursery school children, were killed on Saturday when a train slammed into a school bus as it crossed tracks in a city south of Cairo on Saturday, prompting protests and the resignation of the transport minister.   All but two of the dead were children, aged around four to eight,

Turkey’s PM to meet in Cairo to discuss Gaza conflict

By | 2012-11-17T19:03:35-04:00 November 17th, 2012|News|

Turkish Prime Minister Recep Tayyip Erdogan denounced Israeli’s air strikes on Gaza on Friday as a ‘pre-election stunt’ and said he would discuss the crisis with Egyptian President Mohamed Mursi on his Cairo visit on Saturday.   Under Erdogan’s Islamist-rooted AK Party, Turkey has sought to use its influence as a rising democratic power in

Gaza Operation a ‘Blatant Aggression’

By | 2012-11-16T19:07:10-04:00 November 16th, 2012|News|

Egyptian President Mohammed Morsi on Friday Israel’s Operation Pillar of Defense in Gaza in as a "blatant aggression against humanity," the official MENA news agency said.   "Egypt will not leave Gaza on its own, and what is happening is a blatant aggression against humanity," he said, as his prime minister, Hisham Qandil, visited Gaza