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Pirates in the Mediterranean: Israel’s shameful justification for murdering peace activists

Neve Gordon considers the flaws and contradictions in Israel’s justification for attacking the Gaza-bound international aid flotilla and murdering innocent peace activists on board.

Israeli MP’s terror on aid ship: “Plan was to kill activists and deter future convoys”

Jonathan Cook reports on the eyewitness account of an Arab member of the Israeli parliament who says that Israeli warships fired on the Gaza-bound aid flotilla “a few minutes before

Can’t We All Just Get Along?

Egyptian voters cast their ballots Tuesday for the Shura council, the country's upper house of Parliament, amidst widespread allegations of vote-rigging and outright government violence and intimidation.

Teen angst, 2.0

What is in a name? Award-winning playwright and YA novelist Allan Stratton intends to show us in his new book, Borderline.

An open letter to all mutineers

We haven’t seen or heard from you in a while. Rumour has it you’re worried about the state of affairs in our land, grieved by the alleged failures of the

Flotilla detainees released and Israel vows to intercept again

According to sources the 682 activists who were on the Freedom flotilla and detained after the assault would be deported by the end of Wednesday.

MB: Rigging elections is government piracy

The Muslim Brotherhood Shura candidates held a press conference today revealing the atrocious violations practiced against the MB followers and supporters in their constituencies during the midterm Shura elections describing

Israeli court extends detention of Sheikh Salah

The Israeli magistrate court has extended the detention of Sheikh Raed Salah, the leader of the Islamic movement in 1948 land, for eight more days until completion of interrogation by

Mubarak fails to follow through with Shura election promises

Egypt's 2010 midterm Shura elections up revealed that the assurances made by President Mubarak were mere lies

Zoughbi: The Israeli navy fired at Mavi Marmara before landing on its deck

Arab Knesset member Hanin Zoughbi said that the Israeli navy started to fire at the passengers of the Turkish cruise ship Mavi Marmara before its commandos landed on the deck,