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Obama in Muslim Brotherhood

Center for Security Policy founder, former Reagan Administration arms control adviser and Washington Times Op-Ed writer Frank Gaffney was apparently driven out of his mind by the “revelations” he found

Urgent Call to Reveal the Fate of Citizen Mahmoud Khalaf al-Nasir

The Syrian Human Rights Committee (SHRC) has learnt from a close source that the citizen Mahmoud Khalaf al-Nasir was arrested in October 2008. The minibus in which he works was

OBAMA’S CALL FOR TWO-STATE SOLUTION

President Obama’s risky commitment to forge a diplomatic breakthrough on a two-state solution to the Palestinian-Israeli conflict has placed Egyptian President Hosni Mubarak’s regime in a perilous position. Already the

Maariv: Dayton plans to increase Abbas’s forces to eliminate Hamas in W. Bank

The Israeli Maariv newspaper revealed Monday that US officer Keith Dayton intends to increase the number of Abbas’s security forces in order to be more able under the guise of

Abu Marzouk: Qalqilia massacre would be discussed on the dialog table

Dr. Mousa Abu Marzouk, the deputy-head of Hamas’s political bureau, has confirmed that the Movement’s delegation headed by Khaled Mishaal, the Movement’s top political official, would discuss the recent events

Bahar: IOA committed all forms of war crimes against Palestinians in Gaza

Acting PLC speaker MP Dr. Ahmad Bahar has accused the Israeli occupation authority of committing war crimes against the Palestinian people in Gaza Strip as he briefed a Norwegian delegation

Hamdan: West Bank incidents top Mishaal-Suleiman talks

Osama Hamdan, the Hamas representative in Lebanon, said that the Ramallah security apparatuses’ practices in the West Bank would top the agenda of the talks between Hamas supreme leader Khaled

State Security Police forces Internet café owners

When the cafe owner and the café manager received their license and ID cards from the State Security an officer warned them and ordered to write down the names, addresses

Islamist radicalisation: the challenge for euro-mediterranean relations

The question underlying the book is whether the EU should engage more specifically with the ‘moderate’ Islamist parties, and at least recognise radical Islamist movements that achieve democratic electoral success

Obama’s Speech: First Responses from the Region

The New York Times surveys the responses of a few Arab students to President Obama’s speech in Cairo. Sulafah Al Shami, a Jordanian student, called it “a big break from