Tens of thousands of Islamists, liberals, leftists and ordinary citizens packed the square, the epicenter of protests that ousted Mubarak, waving flags and bearing banners reflecting the day’s varying messages.
As the rial plummeted 10% in just 24-hours after EU sanctions, Iran claims its Europe rather than Tehran who is feeling the bite.
Prime Minister Binyamin Netanyahu accused the world of remaining silent in the face of Iranian threats to destroy Israel.
Security cameras filmed the raid by security men on the Jerusalem Red Cross hideout where two Hamas officials hid for 18 months.
Lebanese-Swedish man arrested in Thailand after police found material for explosives in his store says they were stored by the Mossad.
The Israel Law Center warns Verizon and a realtor to stop supplying phone service and office space to the PLO or face criminal charges.
Frustration boiled over on Saturday when a crowd demanding the government’s resignation smashed windows and forced their way into the NTC’s Benghazi headquarters. The council’s chief, Mustafa Abdel Jalil, was trapped inside for several hours.
The law was issued by the wife of the ousted president because she was looking for fame, said Ahmed Ouda, lawyer and member of the higher committee of the Wafd Party.
An Israeli woman who was driving toward her home on Thursday was blinded by terrorists, who then threw a huge block at her car.
Friday’s brazen attack also comes weeks after an offer from the Taliban to open a political office in Qatar as a prelude to possible peace talks with the United States and other nations.
