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ANHRI condemns arrest of MB involved in collecting signatures

A statement issued by the Arab Network for Human Rights stated that it was dismayed by the upsurge of despotism, and the flagrant lack of respect for the civil liberties

Iran, Israel and the Holocaust

Lawrence Davidson argues that the phenomenon of Holocaust questioning in Iran and elsewhere in the Muslim countries is directly linked to Israel’s cynical exploitation of the Holocaust to justify its

IOF paints over Marmara ship to hide traces of assault

The Turkish IHH relief fund announced Sunday findings that the Israeli occupation forces (IOF) painted over bullet holes on the Turkish Marmara ship, which was attacked by IOF troops while

Gaza threatened with humanitarian disaster in wake of power failure

The Palestinian Ministry of Health warned that ongoing power outages and the shortage of filters, oils and other crucial equipment could lead to a real “humanitarian disaster” in the Gaza

Arab MPs urge UNICEF to probe Israel’s violations against Palestinian children

The Arab Knesset members called in a letter sent to the UNICEF and the child safety council for investigating the incarceration conditions of Palestinian children in Israeli jails, especially after

Female prisoners: Damon prison should be shut down

The Palestinian female prisoners in Israel’s Damon prison are appealing to the Red Cross to make an immediate visit to the prison to see the tragic conditions, and to pressure

ElBaradei: State media bad mouths MB to win the West’s support

In a recent interview with Mary Wald on the Community.com former IAEA chief Dr.Mohamed ElBaradei attributed Egypt joining the Failed States Index list to the lack of democracy, stressing that

Interview with Ruprecht Polenz

Chairman of the German Bundestag's Committee on Foreign Affairs, Ruprecht Polenz, argues in favour of Turkish accession to the EU, and grapples with negative western perceptions of the nation, as

Interview with Gerhard Schweizer

Sabre-rattling in its foreign affairs and power struggles in its domestic politics are prompting many observers to wonder where exactly Turkey is heading. The cultural historian Gerhard Schweizer, an authority

Anti-Semitic Charges Must Not Divert Attention from Zio-Nazism

In recent days and weeks, I have been attacked with unusual ferocity and vindictiveness by the usual shipyard dogs standing guard at the gate of Israeli Nazism. They have called