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IranObama December 23, 2009

Obama’s Iranian Discontent

Barack Obama brought hope for diplomacy between the United States and Iran after 30 years of enmity.
IranObama December 23, 2009

Deconstructing Nicholas Burns

The happy sages of disbelief in Iran's peaceful intentions can never be satisfied by any counter-evidence that disturbs their "regime of truth" about Iran,
Obama December 23, 2009

The Nine Surges of Obama’s War

How to Escalate in Afghanistan: the American ability to mount a sustained operation of this size in one of the most difficult places on the planet,
MB in Arabian press December 23, 2009

Anti-Semitism Up, Islamophobia Down

A new academic research says that hatred towards Muslims decreased over the past year while hatred of Jews is growing. Israelis must be concerned, says Gilad Atzmon.
Obama December 23, 2009

The Peace Laureate

President Obama delivered an exceptionally well-reasonsed and appropriately humble address accepting a Nobel Prize for Peace, writes John Nichols.
MB NewsParliament News December 23, 2009

Ashour calls for more attention to the industrial higher education

Magdy Ashour, member of the MB Parliamentary bloc, submitted an urgent request to Dr. Hany Helal, Minister of Higher Education regarding the lack of attention paid to the Industrial Higher
Islamic Issues December 23, 2009

Is the Qur’an hostile to Jews and Christians?

Prophet Muhammad’s preaching was new and therefore viewed with suspicion and considered illegitimate by most of the Jews and Christians of the time, notes Leena El-Ali.
Human RightsOther Issues December 23, 2009

Rules of Human Decency Apply to Israelis Too

A dose of their own (academic) medicine might help the message sink in, says Stuart Littlewood.
DemocracyHuman RightsOther Blogs December 23, 2009

Blogger Expelled Because Of Writings On His Blog … and Disclosing Corruption At Workplace

The Arabic Network for Human Rights Information, said today that the Egyptian government is still pursuing young bloggers who are using their right to express and criticize. Kareem Reda ,
DemocracyHuman RightsMB BlogsOther BlogsTorture December 23, 2009

Governments Block, Censor the Internet, Tap the lines of its Users and Torture Many of

ANHRI stated that the internet has a snowball effect on the process of democracy in the Arab world. This new force cannot be stopped by government’s actions of censorship, blocking