“The amazing moments in the march came when protesters chanted: “Israel and Palestine, two states for two peoples”; “Yes we ‘ken’” (the Hebrew word for “yes”); and “Bibi and Barak, peace isn’t a game” by Dr. Ashraf Ezzat In his recent and memorable speech at Capitol Hill and while mesmerizing America’s Congressmen with his reiterated … Continue reading »
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What Bibi Didn’t Say in Congress Speech
“I intend to speak the unvarnished truth because now more than ever what we need is peace” Netanyahu said before he twisted the truth in his speech to the American Congress. “Demographic changes … this is may be the most concrete point Netanyahu has come to mention in his whole speech and could very … Continue reading »
In Obama –Netanyahu Meeting, Who Is Who?
“The old game is over fellows, this is a whole new game now and it is going to be Israel once again, and like it or not, who will set the new rules. And as the United States had annexed Texas back in 1845 Israel simply followed in her footsteps and annexed the West Bank … Continue reading »
While in Cairo: Norman Finkelstein Joined a March on Israeli Embassy
“Norman Finkelstein joined some Egyptian youth activists in their most daring and adventurous attempt to breach the heavy security cordon around the Israeli embassy in Cairo, break into the embassy and take down the Israeli flag” “Some argue that Egypt has other priorities at the moment than to get into trouble with the restless … Continue reading »
THIRD PALESTINIAN INTIFADA: All Arabs to March on Israel on May 15th
“With those powerful political storms rolling up the Middle East, and with this unstoppable and unpredictable domino effect of popular uprisings, how long before we watch the Israeli domino piece fall down” “And if dictatorships are not tolerated in the Arab world anymore, why the Israeli quasi-dictatorship over the Palestinians should be any exception” Dr. … Continue reading »
EVOLVING STORY: Israeli Ambassador Leaves Cairo Amid Speculations of Opening Egypt’s Border with Gaza Soon
“Egypt doesn’t need investment from the enemy” says Egypt’s minister of finance. “Egypt’s peace treaty with Israel should not be taken for granted” says Egypt’s foreign minister. via EVOLVING STORY: Israeli Ambassador Leaves Cairo Amid Speculations of Opening Egypt’s Border with Gaza Soon.
Mission Accomplished in Libya for Obama and Coalition
“But then, why announce that Gaddafi has to go when the White House still has second thoughts and doubts about the Libyan rebels and who they really are. Why lead a coalition of the willing to militarily intervene in Libya when they are not yet so willing to kick Gaddafi out of the country” … Continue reading »
Egyptians are Back in Tahrir Square to Block a Counter Revolution
“To every action there is always opposed an equal reactionAnd to every revolution there is often plotted a counter revolution…” via Egyptians are Back in Tahrir Square to Block a Counter Revolution.
King Tut Mysteries Solved: Was Disabled, Malarial, and Inbred
King Tut Mysteries Solved: Was Disabled, Malarial, and Inbred Ker Than for National Geographic News Published February 16, 2010 King Tut may be seen as the golden boy of ancient Egypt today, but during his reign, Tutankhamun wasn’t exactly a strapping sun god. Instead, a new DNA study says, King Tut was a frail pharaoh, … Continue reading »
