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November 17, 2014

Misconceptions of Political Islam

As soon as the Tunisian elections results were announced with Nidaa Tounes overtaking Ennahdha party, celebrations of the “Islamists'” defeat at the hands of the “secularists” got underway across...

Article
November 16, 2014

EU may punish Israel for hampering two–state solution

The European Union (EU) prepares a proposal for applying sanctions on Israel in case it commits actions that undermine the two-state solution with the Palestinians, an Israeli newspaper has...

News
November 16, 2014

CitiBank to close all branches in Egypt: A response from CitiEgypt’s CEO

Responding to our story CitiBank to close all branches in Egypt from November 4th, CEO of Citi Egypt Nadir Shaikh has sent the following statement. It has been printed...

News
November 16, 2014

Palestinian students resist racism in Israeli unversities

Hundreds of Palestinian students held demonstrations in Israeli universities last week to protest the murder of Kheir Al-deen Hamdan by Israeli police. Hamdan, a 22-year-old Palestinian citizen of Israel,...

Blog
November 16, 2014

Cruel and unusual

US citizen Mohamed Soltan has been in an Egyptian jail for over a year, and on hunger strike for nearly all of that time. He has smuggled a letter...

Article
November 16, 2014

Lieberman: Israel will never stop settlement building in Jerusalem

Israeli Foreign Minister Avigdor Lieberman asserted Sunday that his country will never stop building Jewish-only settlement units in East Jerusalem, dismissing international criticism of the Israeli policy in this...

News
November 16, 2014

Jewish settlers storm Al-Aqsa compound in Jerusalem

Scores of Jewish settlers on Sunday stormed the Al-Aqsa Mosque complex in occupied East Jerusalem, a Palestinian official said. “As many as 59 settlers stormed the holy compound through...

News
November 16, 2014

Erdogan slams West for failing to condemn Aleppo siege

Turkish President Recep Tayyip Erdogan slammed the West for not reacting to the critical situation in Aleppo, which he says is Syria’s most important city, on Saturday. Speaking at...

News
November 16, 2014

Nidaa Tounes says not to rule alone

The head of Nidaa Tounes (Call of Tunisia) movement, Beji Caid el Sebsi, said on Saturday that his movement would not rule Tunisia alone, even if it had won...

News
November 16, 2014

The professional difference between western and Arab press

Every now and then we hear unscientific statements -which are based on partial truth- that claim that journalism has ended or that it is on its way to extinction....

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