Aug 31, 2006
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Graduating from an Ivy League university doesn’t necessarily mean you’re smart
Brilliant advertising!
Read it on the BBC
Go to the Website “yaleshmale“
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Inspired by the Saudi role in Israel's war on Gaza, Algerian newspaper "Secret Investigator" published the real story behind the Saudi occupied islands "Tiran and Sanafir" by Israel.
For Arabic readers you can download the PDF.
Ayatollah Mohammed Hussein Fadlallah on Assafir:
To those who create the male and female suicide bombers in Iraq, why don’t they put their energy to serve their brothers the Palestinians and fight the real enemy of the Arab nation?
video clip of Qasam sniper shoot an Israeli soldier on the tank.
First Palestinian suicide operation [since the ground operations in Gaza] reported today in Gaza. At the suburbs of the city a Palestinian suicide bomber exploded near an Israeli military vehicle [unknown if it is a tank or a troops carrier].
Egyptian security needed to collect “Sawt Al-Umah” =”voice of the the nation” Magazine, because Egyptian writer and Kefaya Movement spokesman Abdul Halim Qandil wrote an article criticizing Mubarak’s regime and his role in Gaza [for those who read Arabic, the article is here.
Qandil also wrote an article on Al-Qauds Al-Arabi today saying:
Three decades ago, Egypt deployed a million-soldier army to fight Israel. this regime deploys a million-soldier army to fight the public, turning every street into a war zone.
The funny thing is that Al-Quds Press reported today exactactly the same what Qandil wrote:
On Monday, Egyptian streets turned into a military base, dozens of military vehicles in the streets to prevent people from joining the demonstrations.
Al-Manar learned that the U.S. wants an observation role at Gaza’s borders in Rafah – Egypt to end the underground tunnels.
Strange “term” used in Sarkozy’s plan.
According to Al-Masryoon is to open a meaningful dialogue with “moderate elements” of Hamas to convince the movement accepting the peace process.
The report goes on with:
Sarkozy came with a complete plan to save Israel from Hamas’ surprises and to save the faces of the Arab regimes in front of the Arab public.
The fun goes further:
Moderate Arab countries want to hold a small Arab Summit in Riyadh - Saudi Arabia to be attended by Mubarak and the Gulf-States with absence of Qatar and Syria.
Add to “M of A” list, this piece added to by the Egyptian former head of Intelligence “Fouad Nasar” saying that Hamas fighters are about 5000, He put this number of Hamas alone without the other groups.
The article itself is very interesting. Egyptian newspaper “The Seventh Day” asked Egyptian war and military experts about what are Hamas fight options after the Israeli ground invasion.
They agreed that Hamas should do the following:
Drag the Israeli military frontlines into the booby traps inside Gaza city away from the Israeli military air cover, while other groups use “hit and run” attacks against the Israeli supply lines.
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Security developments in Iraq, Aug 31
Following are security and other developments in Iraq reported on Thursday, as of 1800 GMT:
BAGHDAD - Rockets slammed into homes in mainly Shi’ite east Baghdad just before nightfall on Thursday, killing up to 46 people and wounding well over 100, police sources said, adding that the toll could rise as bodies were pulled from the rubble.
MOSUL - Gunmen shot dead four police officers and burned their bodies after ambushing their vehicle in the volatile northern city of Mosul, hospital sources said.
BAGHDAD - A car bomb targeting an Iraqi police patrol killed four police commandos and wounded 11 people, including six policemen, Interior Ministry sources said. The bomb in eastern Baghdad’s Mashtal district went off by a petrol station, where a line of cars was waiting for petrol.
MOSUL - Two policemen were killed and two others were wounded when clashes erupted between police and gunmen in the eastern outskirts of Mosul, 390 km (240 miles) north of Baghdad.
BAGHDAD - Five people were wounded, including two policemen, when a car bomb exploded in Harthiya district, in west-central Baghdad, an Interior Ministry source said.
SAMAWA - Four people sleeping on the rooftop of their houses were wounded in separate incidents after being hit by stray bullets from nearby clashes in Samawa, 270 km (168 miles) south of Baghdad, a Samawa General Hospital source said.
RAMADI - A former Iraqi Air Force commander under toppled leader Saddam Hussein was gunned down in the western city of Ramadi on Thursday, police said. Lieutenant-General Wajeeh Thirar Hneyfish was the commander of the Habbaniya Air Force base when Saddam was in power.
FALLUJA - Three people were wounded, including one policeman, when gunmen threw hand grenades at a communication centre in central Falluja, 50 km (32 miles) west of Baghdad, police said. One of the attackers was killed, police said.
BAGHDAD - A convoy of British diplomats and guards was blasted by a roadside bomb in western Baghdad but the British embassy said no one was injured. Iraqi police sources said two people were hurt in the attack in the Mansour district, close to the Green Zone.
BAGHDAD - A car bomb targeting an Iraqi police patrol killed two civilians and wounded nine in the eastern New Baghdad neighbourhood on Thursday, police said. An Interior Ministry source said the blast killed one person and wounded 15.
SAMARRA - Turkey al-Duleimi, a civilian judge in Saddam Hussein’s hometown of Tikrit, was found dead in the town of Samarra, 100 km (62 miles) north of Baghdad, medical sources said. They said he had been kidnapped four days ago.
JBELA - One man was killed and eight others wounded when a bomb exploded at a wedding party in the small town of Jbela, 65 km (39 miles) south of Baghdad, police said.
BAGHDAD - Eight people were wounded when a roadside bomb struck their minivan in the Mustansiriya District, northern Baghdad, an Interior Ministry source said.
Aug 31st, 2006