Obama in Egypt: One speech, many audiences
WASHINGTON - President Obama has a sweeping goal for his speech Thursday in Cairo, Egypt: to begin remaking the dynamic between the United States and Muslims abroad.
Muslims want more than fine talk from Obama
U.S. President Barack Obama has awoken hope for redress of grievances in the hearts of some of the more than a billion Muslims scattered in diverse communities across the globe.
‘Obama committed to ejecting Jews from Judea-Samaria,’ says Abbas
Palestinian leader Mahmoud Abbas on Saturday told reporters in Cairo that he is convinced that US President Barack Obama is firmly committed to finally ejecting the Jews from Judea and Samaria.
Fears of Muslim anger over religious book
'Does God Hate Women' by Jeremy Stangroom and Ophelia Benson cites attitudes to women and criticises Mohammed's marriage
Egypt doesn't see Iran N-programme as main regional issue
Egyptian President Hosni Mubarak's spokesman says Egypt sees Mideast peace as the region's top priority and not Iran's nuclear programme.
Iran defuses homemade bomb found on plane
Domestic flight headed to Tehran with 131 passengers
'Obama's settlement freeze decrees are like Pharaoh's'
"The American demand to prevent natural growth is unreasonable, and brings to mind Pharaoh who said: Every son that is born ye shall cast into the river," Science Minister and Habayit Hayehudi head Daniel Herschkowitz said Sunday,
Israel starts biggest civil defense drill in its history
Israel on Sunday kicked off its biggest civil defense drill in its history, training soldiers, emergency crews and civilians for the possibility of a regional war,
Israeli Embassy Bombing Averted in Azerbaijan
Details of a plot to bomb the Israeli embassy in Baku, the capital of the small Muslim country Azerbaijan, almost a year ago, were revealed as two Hizbullah terrorists went on trial for the attempt last week. Local police narrowly averted the potential disaster, according to a report published Saturday in the Los Angeles Times.
Florida Case Angers Muslim Groups
A federal immigration judge denied bail Friday to a 23-year-old engineering student from Tampa who has been charged by the U.S. government for engaging in terrorism.