Monthly Archives: January 2009
Abbas to Cairo
I don’t know why Abbas canceled his visit to Europe, and urgently went to Egypt, maybe it’s connected to this link at Al-Kifah Al-Arabi [scroll down] saying:
Iraq’s election between religious and tribal influence
The loyalty of the Iraqi voters according to Al-Sharq is the community [ethnic, religion] then the tribe. The newspaper uses an example saying that Maliki and his Dawa Party went to the tribes [and Support Councils] to prove his “secularism”: … Continue reading
Nasrallah – Egypt relations reached the point of no return
The reality is that there is nothing new in Nasrallah accusationscontinued in today’s article]. Egypt in its turn mobilized its media to “answer” Nasrallah, and this article on Al-Ahram is an example “A suspended resistance fighter”. The nature of this … Continue reading
boycott Abbas
Algerian newspaper El-Youm [not online, via Al-Mesryoon], revealed that Algeria refuses to hand over $200 million Gaza reconstruction donation to Egypt or Abbas. The newspaper also said that Algeria will boycott Gaza reconstruction Cairo’s conference because of the Israeli – U.S. … Continue reading
Identity of the CIA rapist in Algeria revealed
Algerian newspaper reveals the identity of the American CIA man rapist: His name is Andrew Warren, 41 years old [the link contains an image].
Maliki’s deal with the Sadrists
Iraqi writer Fadhil Al-Ruba’i was on AlJazeera few minutes ago and still insisting that this election is part of Joe Biden’s soft strategy to divide Iraq into three [or many] regions [AL-Ruba’i already wrote about this before but I expect … Continue reading
Gaza demonstrates to thank Erdogan
Here are the images of demonstrations in Gaza to thank Erdogan: 1 … 2 … 3 … 4 .… 5
Silent Egypt – Turkey confrontation
Arab newspaper’s editorials weren’t prepared for Davos event of yesterday, but the few I found are really informative. article, mentioning an important point: But Erdogan hit the west where it hurts saying: Hamas had been elected democratically, and the international community … Continue reading
Erdogan leaves Davos angry
Turkish Prime Minister Recep Tayyip Erdogan leaves Davos angry saying: “I will come back to Davos” after a debate with the Israeli president Shimon Peres. “Somebody” impolitely tried to stop Erdogan from answering Peres. Watch the video.
Iraq’s election: An old wine in new bottles
The title taken from Al-Akhbar’s very well written report, describes the recent election situation. The writer Zaid Al-Zubaidi noticed the absence of the “real” opposition, makes the election confined in the same frame appeared after 2003 [occupation], with some formal … Continue reading