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Palestine January 5, 2008

Tawil: Meeting with IOA under continued aggression an insult to the Palestinians

MP Hussam Al-Tawil has called for immediate return to national dialogue in its capacity as the only suitable response to the Israeli occupation forces’ war crimes in the Gaza Strip
Human RightsPalestine January 5, 2008

Palestinian prisoner died after taking Israeli medicine

Palestinian prisoner Fadi Abul Rub died in captivity after taking an Israeli prescribed medication that was not followed by proper treatment by the Israeli prisons authority, two Palestinian legal institutions
Reform Issues January 5, 2008

Barak attacks Mubarak after Palestinian pilgrims crossed Rafah terminal

Israeli officials expressed "grave concern" about Egypt’s permission to thousands of Palestinian pilgrims to cross into the Gaza Strip through the Rafah terminal contrary to what Israel wanted
Islamic Issues January 5, 2008

Islam and the African American Ethos: Malcolm/US Muslim Legacy Abused

Let me begin by listing just a few names in a test of your recognition skills. If you recognize the name, just nod your head: Malcolm-Jam Warner, Kareem Abdul Jabber,
Palestine January 5, 2008

Democracy: An existential threat ?

As two of the authors of a recent document advocating a one-state solution to the Arab-Israeli colonial conflict we emphatically intended to generate debate. Predictably, Zionists decried the proclamation as
Human Rights January 4, 2008

Blogging in the Arab World

“If it’s longer than three days, I want this message to reach everyone. I don’t want to be forgotten in jail,” wrote Fouad al-Farhan, a 32 year-old Saudi, to a
Human RightsPalestine January 4, 2008

Ungenerous occupier: Israel’s Camp David exposed

After seven years of rumors and self-serving memoirs, the Israeli media has finally published extracts from an official source about the Camp David negotiations in summer 2000. For the first
Human Rights January 4, 2008

The Innocent

Here’s a Egyptian classic film you should try to get hold of its uncensored copy…
Human Rights January 4, 2008

Bhutto Assassination: Muslim Governments Must Stop Playing with Fire

The tragic and violent killing of Benazir Bhutto leaves us with many unanswered questions. The question remains as to who was really responsible, and some radical Islamist groups have claimed
Human RightsInterviewsMilitary TribunalPrisoners of Conscience January 4, 2008

Ragaae Atiya: MB Military Tribunal Illegitimate, Defense Merely a Décor

Withdrawal of the Egyptian lawyer Ragaae Atiya from the case of 40 Muslim Brotherhood leaders standing trial in front of the Military Tribunal, topped by MB second deputy chairman Khairat