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Egypt`s Border Attack: It Couldn`t Get Any Better for Israel

“This terrorist operation benefits only Israel”

(ALEXANDRIA, Egypt) - Every time I step into an elevator, I keep my fingers crossed till I reach my floor safely. I am not claustrophobic.

I am just worried that a sudden power cut, which are frequent nowadays in Egypt, will leave me trapped inside a metal box for endless hours.

Israeli Video Insults New President of Egypt

For this “temple mount” to be built, Al-Aqsa mosque has to be demolished. It is as simple as that.

(ALEXANDRIA, Egypt) - Israeli TV has lately screened one of a new series of ads, sponsored by The Temple Institute, which promote the so called “rebuilding of the temple mount.

The video titled ‘The Children are Ready’ is causing a lot of controversy amongst Egyptians, especially users of Twitter, facebook and YouTube who saw the video as an insult to their president.

USCIRF Urges Clinton to Raise Specific Reforms with Egyptian Government

Longstanding and serious problems of discrimination, intolerance, and other human rights violations continue.

(WASHINGTON DC) - The United States Commission on International Religious Freedom issued an open letter to Sec. of State Hillary Clinton, citing serious issues pertaining to the plight of religious minorities in Egypt.

War On All Fronts

Washington's three-front war: Syria, Lebanon, Iran in the Middle East, China in the Far East, Russia in Europe...

(WASHINGTON DC) - The Russian government has finally caught on that its political opposition is being financed by the US taxpayer-funded National Endowment for Democracy and other CIA/State Department fronts.

It is an attempt to subvert the Russian government and install an American puppet state in the geographically largest country on earth, the one country with a nuclear arsenal sufficient to deter Washington’s aggression.

Israeli Women: Don`t be Suckers

The protest's female voice is not being heard.

(TEL AVIV Ha'aretz) - August 1 is approaching, and once again the argument over "sharing the burden" is taking center stage. Granting exemptions from military service and the implications for integrating those exempted into the workforce is a very weighty issue.

Secretary Clinton: Sleepless in Cairo With Zero Influence

There was something huge brewing up, which Mrs. Clinton was not aware of, awaiting her arrival.

(ALEXANDRIA, Egypt) - Protesters say the U.S. administration has failed to curb down the post-Mubarak Islamist tide.

They believe the US decided to use the Muslim Brotherhood to discipline Hamas and possibly to make the group come to terms with Israel.

Egyptians Must Continue Struggle in Midst of Political Hi-jinx

The world continues to keep its eyes and ears, as well its heart, on the revolution in Egypt.

(WINDSOR, N.H.) - The announcement, today, by the ruling military of Egypt offers a HOLLOW VICTORY for Mohamed Morsi and Brotherhood in EGYPT.

There is very little chance that the actual ruling military will allow Morsi to appropriately seat himself as head of the Egyptian government.

Egypt Braces for Confrontation With Military and Israel Calls up Reserves

“The political scene in Egypt nowadays is pretty tense and rather precarious”

(ALEXANDRIA, Egypt) - June 30, the date for Egypt’s supreme council of armed forces to hand over power to an elected civilian government, is drawing nearer.

All the major players in post-Mubarak transitional period are ready to throw in their last card … including Israel.

Conflicting Reports over Mubarak`s Death

No official statement yet but Egyptian medical sources and state news agency say deposed president is "clinically dead".

(WASHINGTON DC) - Hosni Mubarak, the deposed Egyptian leader, has been revived and is on an artificial respirator after he suffered stroke, sources in the interior ministry and from his family told Al Jazeera.

Earlier on Tuesday the state news agency, MENA, quoted medical sources as saying that the former president, aged 84, was "clinically dead"...

Israel`s Attack on the USS Liberty - the Full Story

Israel insisted (as it still does) that its attack on the Liberty was an unfortunate “accident”, a case of “mistaken identity”.

(LONDON) - On Thursday 8 June 1967, Israeli air and naval forces attacked America’s most advanced spy ship, the U.S.S. Liberty, killing 34 of its crew and wounding 174.

The lesson of this cold-blooded, murderous attack was that there is nothing the Zionist state might not do, to its friends as well as its enemies, in order to get its own way.