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Hamas Gov’t Orders Christmas Days a Public Holiday

The ousted Hamas- controlled government declared in Gaza Strip the Christmas days will be a public and official holiday in the Strip. Both the government and the Hamas movement sent

Bush’s visit to the Middle East: triumph of form over substance

The President’s visit to the Middle East this week will show once and for all that status quo lives on under the attempt to validate the old saying that an

Islam’s Forsaken Renaissance

Children often play a game where they sit in a circle. One whispers something to his neighbor, who then whispers that information to the next child, and so on, around

A Christian jihad?

Many in the west fear the threat posed by political Islam. But there is a more ominous menace closer to home. After every terror attack by Islamists, fears are raised

The Muslim Brotherhood Marks New Islamic Year and Coptic Christmas

Mr. Mohamed Mahdi Akef, Chairman of the Muslim Brotherhood and the entire Executive Council, extend their warmest greetings to the Orthodox Christians in Egypt and throughout the world during their

America vs. Americans – how the rest of the world sees us

What would a Democratic victory mean in 2008? It’s worth considering one additional point (as if you needed more), that isn’t often made, at least not explicitly.

U.S. says Iranian gunboats harassed warships

Iranian Revolutionary Guard gunboats harassed three U.S. Navy warships in the Strait of Hormuz Sunday, in what the U.S. military officials described as a "significant provocative act."

Livni: Attacks on Palestinian resistance to continue despite negotiations

Israeli foreign minister Tzipi Livni has affirmed that IOF attacks on Palestinian resistance would continue unabated despite the ongoing "peace" negotiations with the PA leadership.

Hamas welcomes AL reconciliation initiative; vows cooperation

Hamas Movement has welcomed Monday the initiative of the Arab League to reconcile Hamas and Fatah Movements, affirming that Hamas was and still is calling for Palestinian national reconciliation.

Egypt’s youth have had enough

Alaa and Manal are not your average 20-something married couple. They met as children at a camp launched by a collective of activist parents with socialist tendencies. When the second