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Muslim Brotherhood creates Facebook alternative

The alternative IkhwanBook mirrors the popular social networking site in most ways.

The U.S. Military ‘Mainstreams’ Hezbollah and Hamas

Hezbollah and Hamas just went mainstream. According to Foreign Policy magazine's Mark Perry, in a recent US military report "senior CENTCOM intelligence officers question the current U.S. policy of isolating

Gaza Freedom Graffiti in the Warsaw Ghetto

Yesterday, Israeli and Polish activists met in the ruins of Warsaw’s old Jewish Ghetto.

Opposition welcomes detention of police agents accused of Saeed’s death

A statement issued Thursday by the 6 April Movement described the decision to detain two Alexandria police officers by the accused of using excessive force on Khalid Saed who died

Iraq: The Hidden Story [A Must Watch Video]

In this 45 minute video, Channel 4 news presenter Jon Snow questions whether the Images of Iraq which dominate the Western TV news bulletins are sugar-coating the bloody reality of

Warning Of War: Finding out the truth in time – by Fidel Castro

When I was writing one of my previous reflections, as a disaster for humanity was rapidly approaching, my greatest concern was to fulfill the elemental duty of informing our people.

Hamas: don’t give in on Shalit – by Khalid Amayreh

The cruel Israeli regime is organizing a fresh campaign to demand the release of one of its occupation soldiers, detained in a secret Gaza location.

NDP attests to election rigging

The Ahram Center for Political and Strategic Studies witnessed much contradictory comments from political opposition forces regarding the last Shura midterm elections.

State Terror, Israeli Style

Ongoing since its May 14, 1948 "Declaration of Independence," Israel systematically reigned terror against Palestinians and neighboring states, always claiming self-defense - bogus then, bogus now, historian Ilan Pappe describing

MB offshoot in Jordan doubts fair parliamentary elections in the country

The Islamic Action Front Party's leader Hammam Saed described Jordan 's upcoming parliamentary elections as nothing more than formal polling.