European campaign to send int’l parliamentary delegation to Gaza by sea soon

The European campaign to lift the siege said Friday that it is making preparations to send a big multinational parliamentary delegation soon to the besieged Gaza Strip by sea after

Women in Gaza rally at Rafah border crossing to protest its closure

The women sector in the Hamas Movement has called for a march on Saturday towards the closed Rafah terminal crossing with Egypt to demand its opening before civilian traffic.

The Endorsement From Hell

Al Qaeda will have to support McCain in the coming election,” read a commentary on a password-protected Islamist Web site that is closely linked to Al Qaeda and often disseminates

Press Release: Women in Egypt’s Muslim Brotherhood Pushing for Change

ist women, increasingly restless with their subordinate status in Egypt’s Muslim Brotherhood, are pushing for greater representation and a wider role, according to a new paper from the Carnegie Middle

Regular propaganda for elections …And the black boxes of ballots

In a field visit to the headquarters of that absentee voting Vervks a city in Virginia State, the governmental center which oversees elections. We noted that "the absentee voting is

Purchasing voters’ votes in America…and neglecting electronic voting in some states

Violations in public elections at the international level seem to be identical. This is clear in some events watched by Maat in the American presidential elections, so peoples and governors

Brace yourselves – George Bush Will Soon Be Free To Do Just What He Wants

We are about to enter the twilight zone, that strange black hole in political time and space that appears no more than once every four years. It is known as

Mahalla Laborers Protest Against Neglected Wage Requests

Workers in the Egyptian Company for Spinning and Textile in Mahalla organized a half-hour long strike yesterday, Thursday, in front of the company’s administrative building in Tal’at Harb Square to

Dueling Political Conventions in Egypt

On November 1-3, Egypt’s ruling NDP will hold its fifth annual convention, in which it is ostensibly supposed to review the past year and suggest policy prescriptions going forward. In

Who Will Speak for Islam?

The World Policy Journal’s 25th anniversary Fall issue is available free for the month of November. It includes an interesting article (pdf) by John Esposito and Dalia Mogahed titled “Who