Qaddoumi rejects steel wall, asks Arabs to support resistance

Farouq Al-Qaddoumi, the head of the PLO's political department, has rejected the steel wall currently constructed by Egypt along its borders with the Gaza Strip and asked the Arab countries

Israel’s Iron Kipa

Every home-made Palestinian mortar shell or Qassam Rocket could easily exhaust the Israeli economy and the military's human resources.

War on Four Fronts

Many experts believe that provoking the West into attacking Muslim countries is precisely al-Qaeda’s strategy.

Al Ahram Releases Study on Corruption in Egypt

A recent report by the Al Ahram Center for Strategic Studies showed that a high portion of Egyptians believe that the recent rise in commodity prices is a manifestation of

Cairo to Host Conference on Stolen Antiquities

The Egyptian Supreme Council of Antiquities announced on Wednesday that 30 countries that possess ancient Egyptian monuments and artifacts will participate in a conference next April in Cairo to discuss

New Pharaonic Tombs Discovered at Saqqara

The Egyptian Supreme Council for Antiquities said on Monday that a mission of the council has discovered two Pharaonic tombs that date back to the 26th Pharaonic Dynasty (500 BC)

Court Confirms Ban on “Fully Veiled” Students

The Administrative Judiciary Court on Sunday issued a decision that confirms universities will ban female students, “who wear the full veil that covers the face,”

Lifeline Convoy Faces Violent Clashes on Way to Gaza

The “Lifeline” convoy organized by “Viva Palestina” and headed by the prominent British MP George Galloway began moving from the Port of El Arish to the Rafah crossing on its

Egyptian Activists File Suit To Stop Gaza Wall

A former Egyptian ambassador, Ibrahim Yousry, in addition to 250 Egyptian and foreign political activists, jurists and parliamentarians filed a lawsuit before an administrative court on Monday against both President

Swine Flu Deaths Reach 159

On Monday 10 new deaths were reported as a result of the H1N1 virus.