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MB leader slams IOF murders calling for worldwide unity and support

In his weekly message Dr. Mohamed Badie the Muslim Brotherhood Chairman, called on the Arab League and Muslim countries to act efficiently and quickly to remove the siege on Gaza

Kuwait withdraws its support for the Arab initiative, Hamas welcomes the step

The Kuwaiti government agreed to pull out from the Arab peace initiative at the request of its parliament following the Israeli brutal attack on the Freedom Flotilla that grouped Kuwaiti

Mishaal: Siege on Gaza no longer acceptable

Khaled Mishaal, the supreme leader of the Hamas movement, has asked the Arab countries having relations or contacts with Israel to sever them at once in retaliation to the Israeli

Abu Zuhri: UNSC resolution incomplete

Dr. Sami Abu Zuhri, a Hamas spokesman, has described the UN Security Council resolution regarding the Israeli attack on the Freedom Flotilla as incomplete and does not solve the problem.

European campaign: Israel will pay dearly for attacking Freedom Flotilla

The European campaign to end the siege said Israel will pay dearly at the media and political levels for its brutal attack on the Freedom Flotilla convoy earlier this morning,

Abu Zuhri asks Australia to prosecute killers of Mabhouh

Dr. Sami Abu Zuhri, a Hamas spokesman, said that the Australian expulsion of an Israeli diplomat from his embassy in Canberra was an additional proof that Israel was involved in

Jewish rabbis flock into Aqsa, Abu Zuhri denounces step

45 Jewish rabbis stormed the holy Aqsa Mosque in occupied Jerusalem on Monday under strict security protection on the eve of the anniversary of the occupation of eastern Jerusalem in

The Independent: New evidence implicates Israeli commander in killing Corrie

The British Independent newspaper reported Friday that seven years after the killing of US peace activist Rachel Corrie, further evidence started to surface proving that an Israeli military commander obstructed

Either way, Zionists win in Britain’s confused election

Stuart Littlewood argues that the emergence of the Conservative Party as the largest party in the UK parliament following the 6 May general election, in which Labour came second, will

UK general election: Shhh… don’t mention the Israeli occupation

Stuart Littlewood views the conspicuous absence of any mention of the Israeli occupation in the British general election campaign, against the background of the paralysing influence of the Israel lobby