April 18, 2008 – Ikhwanweb

Iraq MB VS. Qaeda April 18, 2008

Al Qaeda fears mount

Deadly attacks in the past few days have heightened fears of a resurgence of Al Qaeda in Iraq at a time when the US-led programme to integrate former Sunni militants

Human Rights Interviews Torture April 18, 2008

Q&A: Torture and enhanced interrogation

The US uses pain and force against terror prisoners, and argues it is all perfectly legal.

Human Rights Palestine April 18, 2008

IOF troops assassinate commander of AMB arrest commander of Quds Brigades

IOF troops, Friday morning, assassinated a commander of the Aqsa Martyrs Brigades, affiliated with Fatah, and arrested a commander of the Quds Brigades, affiliated with the Islamic Jihad, and his

Human Rights MB News Military Tribunal Prisoners of Conscience April 18, 2008

Egypt: Military Court Convicts 25 Members of Opposition Group in ’Transparently Political Verdict

A military tribunal’s conviction of 25 leading members of the opposition Muslim Brotherhood demonstrates the Egyptian government’s continued determination to crush any organized political opposition, Human Rights Watch said today.

Iran April 18, 2008

Iran’s nuclear progress stuns West

Defying the West’s interference in Iran’s peaceful nuclear programs, Tehran has installed 6000 centrifuges in its nuclear facilities.

Palestine April 18, 2008

Jimmy Carter: American Disgrace

Carter is far worse. He can’t be accused to doing nothing. The problem isn’t inaction, it’s the actions that he does take. Carter, after the pounding he took in 1980

Human Rights Reform Issues April 18, 2008

Egyptian Muslim Brotherhood Lies Low

The Egyptian Muslim Brotherhod has recently displayed rather cautious behavior such as refusing to participate in strikes against the government. There apparently is considerable fear among its leaders that President

Arts April 18, 2008

Love and resistance

By his own admission in Cairo on Tuesday night, composer, oud player and singer Marcel Khalifa’s timing is perfect. His concert, after all, was being performed as Egypt witnessed multi-faceted

Human Rights Palestine April 18, 2008

Carter calls Gaza blockade a crime and atrocity

Former U.S. President Jimmy Carter called the blockade of Gaza a crime and an atrocity on Thursday and said U.S. attempts to undermine the Islamist movement Hamas had been counterproductive.

Reform Issues April 18, 2008

A birthday present for Mubarak

Egyptians began to politely talk about a post-Hosni Mubarak Egypt after their president suffered an assassination attempt in Ethiopia in 1995.

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