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Half Gaza children suffer from anemi

Local sources said that Amal Obeidi was twice before held in Israeli custody, and added that the Israeli security elements confiscated Amal’s mobile phone, documents and a video camera along

Ikhwanweb Mourns Victims of Al-Menya Bus Accident

Ikhwanweb team expresses its deep sorrow over the sad bus accident that left 14 dead, including a five-months- old infant, who were in their way to spend a vacation in

Mumbai Is Quiet, But What’s Next?

"An example of an organization that could be helpful to the fight against Al Qaeda is the Muslim Brotherhood in Egypt. They hate Al Qaeda. The Brotherhood has worked to

European children donate Eid/Christmas gifts to Gaza children

JFG has already tried to deliver, in August, donated medicines to the Gaza Strip when they sent a van loaded with medicines which passed through 12 European countries on it

Islamists at the Gate, But It’s Okay

The Islamic Courts Union is crude and conservative but most Somalis welcomed a government after the lawlessness that has persisted in Somalia with the absence of a formal government since

Gaza Aid Convoy Blocked By Egyptian Regime

Egyptian Central Security forces blocked on Saturday the third aid convoy that was supposed to head for the besieged Gaza strip in the morning. The convoy was to be launched

Egypt Police Arrest Three Participants in Gaza Relief Convoy, Including Blogger

Egyptian state security forces arrested three participants in the relief convoy that was supposed to head for the besieged Gaza strip on Saturday morning but was blocked by police. The

The UN & Human Rights, Conflict Mediation, and Democratiya

David Ginsberg at Partnership for a Secure America highlights an interesting WorldPublicOpinion.org survey on Muslim Perceptions of the UN. The organization polled Muslims from several countries, finding, “there is widespread

Democracy in Palestine

One: Michael Allen at Democracy Digest collects several pieces on democracy efforts in Palestine, including an article by David Keyes at The New Republic on teaching democracy to schoolchildren in

All Roads Lead to…Cairo?

In case you haven’t heard, Barack Obama has been toying with the idea of “making a major foreign policy speech from an Islamic capital during his first 100 days in