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MB Parliamentarian Demands Problems of Sinai Bedouins Solved

The problem of Sinai Bedouins is a serious issue which is facing Egypt nowadays. Regarding the latest developments, Sinai residents specially those in the Egyptian part of Rafah held a

Humanitarian, Living Conditions Aggravate in Lebanon’s Palestinian Camps

The human relief agency at the Arab Doctor’s Union visited a number of Palestinian camps in Lebanon to follow up their living conditions. There are 400 thousand Palestinians distributed among

Experts: Erdogan’s Win Milestone for Moderate Islamic Movements

The Justice and Development party (AKP) led by Prime Minister Recep Tayyip Erdogan maintained its leadership to the country after its landslide victory in Sunday’s legislative elections. This win enables

Egypt’s Tortures: Whole Family Tortured in Sharqiya

The series of torturing citizens still goes on in police stations. Despite the shameful scandal dealt to the Egyptian police after revealing the issue of mass detentions and mass tortures

AK Party’s democratic success sets model for Middle East

The Justice and Development Party’s (AK Party) election’s victory has become the first item on the region’s agenda, according to the Middle Eastern politicians and academics Today’s Zaman spoke to

A Trap for Fools

In a classical American Western, the difference is as glaring as the midday sun in Colorado: there are Good Guys and Bad Guys. The good ones are the settlers, who

Is the Muslim Brotherhood Moderate?

ROBERT S. LEIKEN, director of the Immigration and National Security Programs at the Nixon Center and author of the forthcoming book Europe’s Angry Muslims, and Steven Brooke, a research associate

What ’Israel’s Right to Exist’ Means to Palestinians

JEDDAH, SAUDI ARABIA - Since the Palestinian elections in 2006, Israel and much of the West have asserted that the principal obstacle to any progress toward Israeli-Palestinian peace is the

Principles of the Egyptian Revolution, How far are they achieved?

(July, 23). Egypt is celebrating its anniversary of the day it became a republic, celebrating the day when all Egyptians had drawn many dreams and hoped it would come true.

THE MODERN MUSLIM

Why are there so few moderate Muslims speaking out against Islamic terrorism? That’s a common complaint heard in the West, but in truth, plenty of Muslims are critical of suicide