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Shining Light on Roots of Terrorism

For reasons that are painfully obvious, the FCM have done their best to ignore or bury the role that Israel’s repression of the Palestinians has played in motivating the 9/11 attacks and other anti-Western terrorism, notes Ray McGovern...

Britain must de-Zionise Itself

British politicians and media are caught in bed with too many Zionist wolfs. In order to reclaim sovereignty and dignity, Britain must de-Zionise itself immediately...

Will the Gun Carnage Ever Stop?

Do the math: the total number of Americans shot dead each year is three times that of all US troops killed in Iraq in six years of fighting. There is rage in our hearts; there is war in our streets, notes Sherwood Ross...

Exposing Britain’s pro-Israel Lobby

Interesting though, last night Channel 4's ‘Dispatches’ programme left out too much. It didn’t name and shame enough individuals. But it was a brave effort which went halfway and will no doubt draw considerable flak from Israel’s hirelings and admirers, notes Stuart Littlewood...

Why Palestinian Support Ebbs

Arabs and others turn away from the Palestine issue, and give it only perfunctory rhetorical support -- Israeli national criminality and Palestinian political incompetence are a deadly combination, says Rami G. Khouri...

How Kadafi Went From Foe to Ally

Common cause against Islamic radicals has woven U.S. intelligence ties with Libya, whose secular regime was then still listed as a state sponsor of terrorism...

Who “Won” Libya?

The debate over credit for Libya’s shift away from “rogue state” policies, most especially by settling the Pan Am 103 Lockerbie terrorism case and abandoning its weapons of mass destruction (WMD) programs, is lively politically and challenging analytically...

How Libya Got Off the List?

On May 15, Secretary of State Condoleezza Rice announcedthat the United States was removing Libya from its list of state sponsors of terrorism and would soon resume normal diplomatic relations with the one-time pariah...

Egypt: Release of Dr. Gamal Abdel Salam, Muslim Brotherhood member, detained 5 months without charge

Dr. Gamal Abdel Salam was released following his detention for 5 months without charges. This comes in the context of continued waves of arrests in Egypt of members and leaders of the Muslim Brotherhood...

Egypt: Two Muslim Brotherhood student activists arrested for their political views

On Wednesday 4 November 2009, two university students were summoned by the police on fabricated charges...

Egypt: Al Shater appeal against arbitrary detention rejected, despite WGAD opinion

The Egyptian Military Court of Appeals today rejected the appeal lodged by Mr. Khairat Al Shatter and 17 other leaders of the Muslim Brotherhood against sentences ranging from 3 to 10 years issued against them by Egypt's Supreme Military Court on 15 April 2008...

Afghanistan’s Corruption

Of 180 countries that Transparency International gauges on a 'corruption index,' only Somalia is worse than number 179: Afghanistan. Pratap Chatterjee describes how it works...

Abdel Maksoud: Military Tribunal to Carry out Dictatorship rule

Abdel-Moneim Abdel-Maksoud, the Muslim Brotherhood's lawyer and MB military detainees' chief attorney, ascertained that the military tribunal detainees are paying a high price with their continued detention. However he expressed confidence that the detainees’ struggle and their valiant efforts will not go in vain where history will record all that they represent; a genuine manifestation of the Egyptian’s conscience demanding freedom...

Afghaniscam

The recent presidential election was a spectacle of fraud; the Afghan Army, despite years of training, may hardly exist; the ill-paid, ill-trained Afghan police are known to operate on the principle of corruption; and a surprisingly small percentage of foreign reconstruction funds actually makes it out of the pockets of big private contractors and western specialists, as well as security firms, and into Afghan hands, notes Tom Engelhardt..

Crisis in Islamic Education

To copy the practices of backward tribal groups in Afghanistan and Pakistan does not make sense in modern Indonesia nor does it make good Muslims, stresses Terry Lacey...

Rabbi Book: Kill Violators of Jewish Law

A book published this week by a radical Jewish rabbi from the Israeli-occupied West Bank and endorsed by prominent religious right-wing figures suggests killing any non-Jew, including children and babies, who pose a threat to Israel...

Aswan MB students hold a rally endorsing anti-prejudice

The Muslim Brotherhood students in Aswan organized an awareness rally hoping to encourage youths to support the Egyptian football team without narrow-mindedness and prejudice. The rally was initiated in an attempt to remind fellow students that sport is first and foremost a matter of ethics...

Hussein Ibrahim in an interview with Ikhwanweb, Our Agenda in the Parliament’s new session

Ahmed Ezz’s Sharp Attack not to no veil as it is strongly recognition with MB MPs’ performance and steadfastness..

Senior member of Egypt Brotherhood free on bail

A senior member of Egypt’s opposition Muslim Brotherhood, who faces charges of incitement against the government and money laundering, has been released on bail, a judicial source and his party said yesterday...

Embracing Human Rights: Islamists Renouncing Violence

Why should we care about the human rights of people who themselves don't appear to respect them? Statements made this week by a former member of an armed Islamic group suggest that it is the best way to change hearts and minds...