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Coming Home to Roost

When a larger power rules a smaller nation, some form of violent resistance is to be expected.--Miko Peled

(MANAMA, Bahrain) - The past two weeks has seen an increasing media interest in America's use of Unmanned Aerial Vehicles (UAV’s), better known as drones.

Medea Benjamin, writing in the Information Clearing House asks "Will Americans Speak Out Against Obama's Drone Warfare?"

What Phil Saw That Day

45th anniversary of the attack on the USS Liberty.

(LONDON) - Back in 2009, in Houston Texas, Mimi Adams, a distinguished Palestinian solidarity & human rights activist, gave me a present- a USS Liberty baseball cap. She put it on my head and said,

“Gilad, in the next two weeks, make sure you have it on your head everywhere you go in America. You will see what happens.”

Mubarak`s Verdict: A Revolution One Step Too Late

Something is obviously wrong with the Egypt revolution.

(ALEXANDRIA, Egypt) - Last Saturday, The deposed Egyptian president, Hosni Mubarak, was sentenced to life in prison, a sentence that was deemed fair by many political analysts and observers.

But against all odds, the verdict which, in my opinion, has been tailored to placate an angry people, has instead infuriated the majority of Egyptians...

Activist James Morris Confronts John McCain for Ignoring Israeli Attack of USS Liberty

Many call him the Manchurian Candidate; at any rate McCain is a sellout to his fellow sailors...

(SALEM) - Memories of the deadly and intense 1967 Israeli attack on the American Navy ship, U.S.S. Liberty, will never go away.

You might assume that John McCain, a former U.S. Naval officer, would be a proponent of this movement for accountability. No dice though.

The Attack on LIBERTY and Much More

In The Untold Story of Israel’s Deadly 1967 Assault on a U.S. Spy Ship, Mr. Scott blows apart the only American investigation that was ever conducted...

(CLERMONT, FLA) - “The Untold Story of Israel’s Deadly 1967 Assault on a U.S. Spy Ship” blows apart the only American investigation that was ever conducted.

The U.S. Naval Court of Inquiry’s white wash rush job that confirmed Israel’s claim of “mistaken identity.”

Egypt`s Election Results: Palestinian Victory & Zionist Defeat?

A question of dignity……..

(BEIRUT Al-Manar) - The official results of the first round of the historic Egyptian presidential elections present an encouraging snapshot of “new democratic Egypt”.

Will Elections Penetrate Israel`s `Impenetrable, Dangerous, Ideological Shield`?

This will be Egypt’s first democratic election. Palestinian elections are scheduled at some point later this year.

(CHICAGO) - This summer, that impenetrable wall has begun to show cracks of possible penetrability.

Elections are currently moving forward in Egypt and Palestine, two voting publics Israel does not want to see emerge as unpredictable democratic neighbors.

Egypt`s Presidential Elections: A Revolution at the Crossroads (Video)

Documentary revisits Egyptian uprising; Tahrir square; the toppling of a dictator and explores the arduous road to democracy and the daunting challenges that await the country.

(ALEXANDRIA, Egypt) - It was not at all an easy job when I looked back at what happened in Egypt during the last 16 months.

Violent political storms gripped the country and turmoil ensued, so hard to put it in words...

EBRD ensure that Concrete Benchmarks in the Country Assessments for Egypt, Jordan, Morocco, and Tunisia

Human Rights Ambassador William Nicholas Gomes, writes to EBRD Pres. Thomas Mirow about Egypt, Jordan, Morocco, and Tunisia.

(SALEM) - Serious, ongoing human rights abuse continues to plague Egypt, Jordan, Tunisia and Morocco.

The continuance of these egregious conditions cast great doubt on the hope of the three governments remaining committed to multiparty democracy and pluralism.

Sadat`s War on Israel: A Heroic or a Collusive Act

“Conciliation between Cairo and Tel Aviv was not Kissinger’s idea, besides he never expected the bold diplomatic move by Sadat whom he never took seriously. But all that was to change after the October war 1973″

(ALEXANDRIA, Egypt) - One of the most controversial articles has been circulating the web since last February about President Sadat.