Libyan PM Confirms Presence of Chemical Weapons
Libya’s interim prime minister confirms the presence of chemical weapons in Libya, claims the country has no interest in keeping them.
UNESCO Accepts Palestinian Authority, Risks Loss of US Funds
UNESCO accepts the PA as a member, risking the loss of 22 percent of its budget from the US. Congressmen urge cutoff of money.
Tunisia women activists accuse Islamist party of reneging pre-election promises
During the election campaign Ennahda vowed not to tamper with personal status laws, especially those related to women, said lawyer and activist Bushra Belhaj Hemeida.
Egypt’s Muslim Brotherhood in Gaza to Widen Terror Axis
The new Egyptian regime has allowed the Muslim Brotherhood to visit Gaza, a move that widens the Iranian-Hamas-Hizbullah terror Axis.
Arab Spring May Help Iran and Backfire on Supportive West
The Arab Spring uprisings, warmly praised by President Obama, may work to Iran’s advantage, warns the Czech Prime Minister.
Saudi Prince Ups IDF Kidnap Ante to $1 Million
A week after a Saudi cleric offers a $100,000 for kidnapping an Israeli soldier, a Saudi prince tops him and adds another $900,000.
Assad: Western Intervention Will Cause an Earthquake
Syrian President Bashar Assad issues warning to the West: If you intervene in Syria, there will be an earthquake in the region.
IDF ‘Not Waiting’ for Islamic Jihad to Decide Next Move
Israel is not waiting for the Islamic Jihad terrorist organization to decide the next move, says IDF Spokesman Brig.-Gen. Yoav Mordechai.
There is No Ceasefire
Prime Minister says terrorists will pay a higher price than they did until now, till rocket fire ceases.
Dozens more bodies found in Qaddafi hometown
Twenty-six unmarked makeshift graves covered by breeze-blocks were discovered at a water treatment plant in Number Two district where pro- Qaddafi fighters put up a final stand after several weeks of heavy bombardment.