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Violit Dagher Back to Cairo, Monday Sees Last MB Military Session

Violit Dagher, chairperson of the Arab Commission for Human Rights, has arrived in Cairo to follow up the human rights file, toped by the military trials facing 40 Muslim Brotherhood

European Warnings of Dutch Movie that Offends Holy Quran

Geert Wilders, the controversial leader of the Dutch ultra-rightist Freedom Party PVV, and the producer of a movie which is reportedly offending the Holy Quran, said is that his movie

Violette Daghere in Cairo to Meet Top Gov’t Officials

Violette Daghere, head of the Paris-based Arab Committee on Human Rights, is currently in Cairo to observe developments in human rights issues in Egypt , including the notorious military tribunals

Hebrew sources: Peres personally supervised IOF massacre in Khan Younis

Hebrew sources have unveiled on Tuesday that the Israeli president Shimon Peres had personally supervised on Tuesday the IOF massacre in Khan Younis that claimed seven Palestinian lives and seriously

IOF troops kidnap Hamas spokesman five days after releasing him

IOF troops at dawn Wednesday kidnapped Sheikh Abdul Baset Al-Haj, the Hamas Movement’s former spokesman in Jenin, from his hometown Jalkamos only five days after releasing him.

America’s Gulag and the Good War

The long-running "progressive" stance on America’s 21st century imperial adventures can be reduced to this simple dichotomy: Afghan war good, Iraq war bad.

Bush Admits He Plans to Attack Iran ?

Does This Video Confirm That Bush Intends To Attack Iran? You decide.

War by Accident?

Cheney lives, and he wants more war. According to former CIA officer Phil Giraldi, Cheney remains hard at work fomenting some kind of attack or even war with Iran –

Iraqi scientist gave CIA information that should have prevented war

When Saad Tawfiq watched then-US Secretary of state Colin Powell’s presentation to the United Nations on February 5, 2003, he shed bitter tears as he realized he had risked his

Fueling disaster

At the bus stop at Palestine Square, in the bustling heart of Gaza City, 25-year-old Said Ramadan cried to passersby, "Fuel, fuel, fuel! Come and buy!"