2nd Terror Suspect Released in Britain

A suspected terrorist with "direct links" to Al-Qaeda, and held in a British jail since 1999 for allegedly planning to bomb Los Angeles International Airport, has been released on bail. The name of the man, of...

Abu Ghraib inmates sue contractors, claim torture

Should the cases be heard in the courts it could expose even more details of the abuses at Abu Ghraib. The plaintiff's lawyers keep the door open for more CACI workers being sued and more former prisoners adding to...

Abu Qatada's bail

" Home Secretary Jacqui Smith says an appeal will be lodged against a ruling preventing the deportation of radical Islamist cleric Abu Qatada from the UK. Ms Smith said she was "disappointed" at the decision to grant him bail. Abu Qatada, 47, was freed from Long Lartin...

Jordanian campaign underway to boycott of Danish, Dutch products

"The campaign, entitled "The Messenger Unites Us," came into existence after a dozen Danish papers reprinted cartoons deemed blasphemous to the Prophet Mohammed in February.The controversial pictures were originally printed by the Danish paper Jyllands-Posten in September...

Surrey: Meth Drug Convict Pleads To Stay in Canada

Another Obvious Clue, for the Obviously CluelessOpinionBarry Artiste, Now Public ContributorCertainly another story for the No Sh*t Sherlock Files,  for Idiocy, whereby a Jordanian National from Surrey is...

Jordan commemorates Nov 2005 terrorist attacks

""On this date two years ago, the hands of the coward terrorist had stabbed us from the back in a bloody terrorists attack in Amman, the Capital of Jordan, where the terrorists spilled out their hatred by killing innocent people from various countries and different...

Jordan bans shawarma after poisoning cases

The Middle East is famous for many things, unfortunately most prominently for conflict. However, the street food, whether it be falafal or schwarma is notorious too. Jordanian health officials, however, have had to...

Dr says Arafat poisoned

This report confirms suspicions that Arafat did not die naturally. However, the basis of the doctor's conclusion is about as vague as the assertion. The doctor reportedly did not have access to Ara fat while he was...

Jordanian Islamists and Municipal Elections: Confirmation of a Problematic Tr...

The results of the Jordanian municipal elections may portend future Islamists trends in Jordan. As Mr. Schenker notes:"Jordanians go to the polls tomorrow to elect nearly 1,000 local representatives and 92 mayors. On their own, these elections are of minimal interest to...

Document details 'US' plan to sink Hamas by Mark Perry and Paul Woodward

This story is complex and should be read in its entirety.q url="http://www.atimes.com/atimes/Middle_East/IE16Ak04.html"]the US press has failed to pick up on either the Majd or Haaretz story and has ignored the existence of the White House program aimed at undermining the...

Jordan's Abdullah tells Israel: We share same enemies

"Jordan's King Abdullah II yesterday told a delegation of Knesset members that "we are in the same boat, we have the same problem. We have the same enemies." The king reiterated the comments a number of times, which those at the meeting said referred to Iran, Hezbollah and...

Repression in the Middle East by Abu Aardvark

"Our Sunni Moderate Coalition Let's review what the American government knows about its exciting new coalition of "Sunni moderates": Saudi Arabia: The Basic Law does not provide for freedom of speech or the press, and the government generally did not respect these...

Saddam's daughter joins protest in Jordan

"Saddam Hussein’s eldest daughter Raghad joined a sit-in today in the Jordanian capital Amman as protests grew around the Arab world over the hanging of Iraq’s former leader Saddam Hussein and the grim video images of the execution that have appeared online. In Amman,...

Arab haj pilgrims outraged at Saddam execution on Religious…

Arab pilgrims in Mecca expressed outrage on Saturday that Iraqi authorities had chosen to execute former Iraqi leader Saddam Hussein on a major religious holiday, saying it was an insult to Muslims. Sunni Arabs at the haj were shocked at Saddam's hanging which followed his...

[Barry Rubin] Necessary civil war of Fatah, Hamas

"Regardless of the latest hastily negotiated truce, the battle between nationalist Fatah and Islamist Hamas seems to be gaining intensity. Palestinian politics, always self-destructive, has reached new heights of internal conflict, pulling the population deeper into disorder...

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