Israel afraid of increasing boycott of its products in Europe

Israeli businessmen expressed fears that the European campaign to boycott Israeli products could widen after a sharp decline in exports.

Russia: Hebrew media lying about arms to Syria

Russia protested the big media outcry sparked by Israel's media outlets about Moscow's readiness to sell different weapons to Syria.

Israeli municipality to Jerusalem man: Take down your house or pay us to do it

The Israeli occupation’s Jerusalem municipality has given the family of Nasri Abu Rajab, 60, from the Al-Qawmi neighborhood in Old City, Jerusalem the option to tear down his own house

Emergency Meeting of Relief Organizations of OIC Member States

The Emergency Meeting of Relief Organizations of OIC Member States was held in Islamabad on August 29, 2010 (18th Ramadan-ul-Mubarak, 1431). The Meeting was co-chaired by the OIC Secretary General

MB Chairman: MB ready to work with all parties concerned with Egypt’s future

Muslim Brotherhood Chairman Dr. Mohamed Badie, stated that the group is prepared to engage in dialogue with any national and political powers to help the country emerge out of its

Bozkurt: Israel must be listed as Turkey’s top enemy

Columnist for the Turkish newspaper Today's Zaman Abdullah Bozkurt stated that Israel poses a very real threat to the Turkish state and must be classified as one of Turkey's top

Egypt must not try factory workers before a military court

Amnesty international has condemned the trial before an Egyptian military court of eight factory workers, all civilians, detained after taking part in a protest against poor safety conditions at the

Egyptian dissident signs “informal” Gamal Mubarak’s presedential bid

Egyptian dissident Professor Saad Eldin Ibrahim signed a petition launched by pro-Gamal coordinator Magdy Al-Kordi supporting a presidential run by Gamal Mubarak, the 47-year-old son of President Hosni Mubarak, in

Cabbie attack and Queens mosque desecration spark religious tolerance debate in America

The recent attack on a New York cab driver and the desecration of a mosque in Queens, gave rise to the Islamophobia issue in the US, fueled by the debate

The Brotherhood exposed

The widely viewed TV drama Al-Gamaa, which follows the life of Muslim Brotherhood founder Hassan el-Banna, has sparked fierce controversy since it started airing at the beginning of Ramadan.