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Iraq: Enforced disappearance of Nawaf Al-Haithami since March 2007

The initial message he relayed through the Iraqi family of another prisoner was that he was fine and that he had been arrested by U.S. forces and was being held

Libya: Prisoners strike in Jadida prison, families hold sit-in

Alkarama received news of a large prison strike of prisoners inside Tripoli's Jadida prison.

Prosecutors renew Dr. Ashraf Abdul Ghafar,Other Brotherhood members detention 15 days

The Supreme Court in Cairo renewed the detention of five leaders of the Muslim Brotherhood for a further 15 days pending investigation. The detainees faced the same host of accusations

Breaking apart: Hamas and Jordan’s Muslim Brotherhood

The current controversy within the Jordanian Muslim Brotherhood has revealed the extent of Hamas’ influence among Brotherhood members.

Moderate Islam Takes to the Airwaves

The man on the television appears enraged, talking fast, yelling and demanding Muslims to follow the "right path of faith."

Loopholes allow Algerian hacker to penetrate Egyptian ministries websites resulting in electronic warfare

The cyber attacks triggered off violent responses by the Algerian hackers who not only penetrated the Egyptian Alahram website but also the websites belonging to the Egyptian Ministry and Presidency.

The Destruction of a Civilization

The US seven-year war and occupation of Iraq is driven by several major political forces and informed by a variety of imperial interests.

“Israel” in Africa

As the first Israeli foreign minister to have visited Latin America for 23 years, in July 2009, Lieberman has recently replicated the experience in 5 African countries.

Why Obama is the President of War not “Change”

This penetrating overview and analysis traces the ideology driving the Obama administration back to the concept of a "Divine America" and the policies applied against the indigenous people of North

UN Report on Cast Lead, Jewish Self-Hatred and Spin

The recent release of the UN study headed by the South African jurist Richard Goldstone is a watershed of sorts in the diplomatic history of Israel.