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Israel to boycott UN team sent to probe its brutal attack on Flotilla

Israel said it would not deal with the team of experts dispatched by the UN international council for human rights to investigate its deadly attack on the Freedom Flotilla aid

US and Israeli misconception, and confusion surround definition of victim and perpetrator

A recent study by a medical team has revealed that the rate of cancer and congenital deformities among the population of Fallujah, in Iraq has significantly risen since the city

Are Negotiations With Hezbollah Possible?

Beirut — The request by former U.S. ambassador to Iraq Ryan Crocker for dialogue with Hezbollah, which the American administration describes as the "most technically-capable terrorist group in the world,”

The Cop on the Banks of the Nile

No great upheaval has taken place in the Egypt of Hosni Mubarak. But the country has stagnated, and some of its children have blamed the U.S. and embraced terror..

Despite denials pro-Gamal posters line Cairo ‘s streets

A popular support Coalition for Gamal Mubarak has been organized demonstrating that the possible bequeathing of power may not have been false allegations after all. Posters of the 47 year

Human rights in Egypt slams regimes’ discrimination

The Sawaseya Human Rights and Anti-Discrimination Center Criticized the discriminating procedures practiced against Muslim Brotherhood's deputy chairman Engineer Khairat Al-Shater and his companions

This Time We Went Too Far: review of Norman Finkelstein’s book on Israel’s Gaza blitzkrieg

Stuart Littlewood reviews Norman Finkelstein’s book, This Time We Went Too Far, which “pulls together the facts surrounding Israel's blitzkrieg on Gaza” and “plots the long lead-up and the reverberating

How to create your very own terrorist state

Tim Coles takes us through 11 steps necessary to create a “terrorist state”. Using Yemen as a case study, he argues that these steps precisely match US and British policies

The arrogance of American power

Paul J. Balles argues that the continued presence of 1,000 American military bases outside the USA nearly two decades after the collapse of the Soviet Union is a symptom of

MB chairman meets with Wafd Party leader, stress reform and peaceful change

A Delegation from the Wafd Party head by its elected leader Dr. El Sayed Badawy met with Muslim Brotherhood chairman Dr. Mohamed Badie at the MB headquarters in what was