Khudari warns: Gaza population might march towards crossings

Alarm sirens wailed in northern Gaza on Tuesday as the popular anti siege committee members and foreign solidarity activists marched near the Beit Hanun (Erez) crossing to protest the Israeli

Blogger Mohamed Khairi To Be Referred Tomorrow

Faiyum Prosecution decided on Tuesday November 18 to put off the referral of internet activist Mohamed Khairi till tomorrow for yet unknown reasons despite existing at the prosecution premises

20 MB Students Dismissed Because of Pro-Morality Campaign

The administration of Monoufiya University dismissed Sunday 18 students from the Faculties of Arts and Commerce in Sheiben Al Kom. They were banned from entering campus for 15 days.

Memo to the Parliament Holding Gov’t Responsible for Frequent Disasters in Egypt

Hamdi Hassan (the media spokesman of the Muslim Brotherhood parliamentary bloc) submitted a memo to the PA accusing the Egyptian government of failure in facing frequent disasters occurring in Egypt,

Obeid warns of humanitarian disaster after power outage

Kanaan Obeid, the deputy chairman of the Palestinian energy authority in Gaza, Sunday evening warned of a real humanitarian disaster in the Gaza Strip after the electricity cutoff reached hospitals

IOA opens Karm Abu Salem crossing only for limited aid quantities

The Israeli occupation authority on Monday opened the Karm Abu Salem crossing allowing entry of limited quantity of supplies to the Gaza Strip but retained the other vital crossings closed

A little introspection can go a long way

The great thing about globalization is that it forces us to get to know each other. On this hyper-connected information superhighway you discover that someone you’ve been MSN chatting with

Illusion of Freedom in Egypt’s Private Universities

It was normal to learn that tens or even hundreds of university students were removed from the electoral lists and prevented from standing for student union elections, in addition to

On Obama’s Inherited Freedom Agenda

In the Washington Post, Jackson Diehl argues that opting out of the promotion of democracy in the Middle East will not be an option for Barack Obama, and all that’s

The President’s Man

It is not often that MENASSAT gives a platform to those who call Egyptian bloggers ungrateful backstabbers who should thank God for the freedom President Hosni Mubarak has granted them.