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What America Must Do

America’s relationship with the world is in disrepair. Anger, resentment, and fear have replaced the respect the United States once enjoyed. Foreign Policy magazine asked a group of the world’s

Gause: Saudis ‘Very Anxious’ to Hear Bush Views on Iran

F. Gregory Gause III, a leading expert on Saudi Arabia, says Saudi officials are “anxious” to hear President Bush’s views on Iran during his forthcoming visit. He says Saudi leaders

Muslim Brotherhood- To Trust Or Not To Trust?

The government of President Mubarak has long been hostile to the Muslim Brotherhood which it claims seeks to overthrow democracy in Egypt and substitute a fundamentalist religious government that would

CSID EMAIL BULLETIN – January 11, 2008

The remedy for fanaticism is to support and promote proponents of moderate Islam, to bring back the glory of Andalusia, Cordoba and Granada and to prepare a cadre of Imams

Hamas captives condemn Bush’s statements and criticise Abas’s lack of response

Hamas captives in Israeli jails condemned statements made by US President Bush in Ramallah calling them "a naked attack on our people and their right to struggle against those who

Did Hillary Really Win New Hampshire?

That is what some people are wondering, after looking closely at the totals in the votes for surprise Democratic primary victor Hillary Clinton, and for Barack Obama, who placed instead

IOF shelling kills Palestinian old lady, two others

IOF shelling of Palestinian civilian neighborhoods in northern Gaza late Wednesday killed the 52-year-old Palestinian woman Khadra Wahdan and a young man while earlier in the morning it killed a

Salah: IOA plans biggest synagogue inside the Aqsa

Prominent Palestinian Muslim leader Sheikh Raed Salah has unveiled that the Israeli occupation authorities were planning to build the biggest synagogue in the world inside the plazas of the Aqsa

Abbas fails his Palestinian people; wants Hamas to recognize occupation

PA chief Mahmoud Abbas has ignored Thursday the wing-clipping economic blockade on Gaza Strip that took its toll on millions of Palestinian people living there; and called on Hamas Movement

Rights group says torture is state policy in Egypt

An Egyptian human rights group accused the government on Monday of officially sanctioning the use of torture, and said that state violence was escalating in the most populous Arab country.