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Egypt: Settlements block peace
Joseph Mayton
1 September 2010 in Egypt, Featured, Palestine
CAIRO: As Middle East leaders meet in Washington on Wednesday, Egyptian President Hosni Mubarak has said that the major roadblock in negotiations are the settlements Israel has established on Palestinian territory. He said that settlements are blocking the peace process between Palestinians and Israelis. In an article in Wednesday’s New York Times, the Egyptian President [...]
30 August 2010
The crescent turned into a full moon and dispersed fear on earth. The moon symbolizes the dark side of the soul in philosophy. It takes us to the zone of darkness and the secret of the night. It inches open the door of soul’s mystery. The moon, that is the messenger of distrust, nightmare and [...]
30 August 2010
Not far from where I live church bells sound twice a day, every day. They sound at 6 am and 12 pm. I often wonder what happens after the bells sound. I know this is a calling to prayer of some kind, but I do not know what goes on behind the walls of the [...]
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New Faeroe island bloodbath photos
Bikya Masr Staff
2 September 2010 in Animal Abuses, Animals, Witness
On August 5, 2010, a pod of 80 pilot whales was cruelly slaughtered on the beach of Leynar in the Danish Faeroe Islands. Once again, the grind was merciless, as even pregnant females fell victim to the knives of the Faeroe Islanders. Every summer, hundreds—sometimes thousands—of pilot whales are deliberately stranded before their spinal cords [...]
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Environment First
Sarah Ozacky-Lazar
2 September 2010 in Environment, Environment Featured, Going Green, Going Green Opinion Essays
JERUSALEM: Every few years, the idea of establishing one state between the Jordan River and the Mediterranean Sea rises and falls like a phoenix; a dream of a state where both Palestinians and Israelis live in peace with no borders, no barriers, cultural autonomy and equal citizenship for all. In the 1940’s this idea was [...]
BIKYA MASR OPINION
Cynthia P. Schneider
31 August 2010
NABLUS/WASHINGTON, DC: The explosions in Nablus, Palestine began in the evening on 21 July, and continued throughout the next day. ...
MEDIA
Bikya Masr Staff
2 September 2010
MANAMA, Bahrain: The editor of the daily Al-Watan, Mahnad Abu Zeiytoun, was attacked and stabbed by two masked men as ...
RELIGION
Michael Lame
31 August 2010
The Cordoba Initiative, the organization which first promoted the controversial Park51 project, works to “cultivate multi-cultural and multi-faith understanding” and ...
WOMEN
Joseph Mayton
2 September 2010
CAIRO: As the holy month of Ramadan comes to a close, women's actiivsts are preparing for the Eid holiday that ...
HEALTH
Jason Baker
26 August 2010
Moms and dads, you know the drill: it’s back-to-school time, and that means packing healthy lunches that your kids will ...
TECH
Bikya Masr Staff
2 September 2010
Reporters Without Borders hails the withdrawal of some of the most repressive provisions in the temporary law on cyber crimes ...
Mohamed Abdel Salam
31 August 2010
CAIRO: The monthly report issued by the Center of the Children of the Earth for Human Rights noted the occurrence of 49 labor protests across Egypt in July. According to the report, there were 14 sit-ins, 14 strikes, 21 protests and demonstrations and rallies across the country in a sign of growing frustration. The center [...]
Bikya Masr Staff
1 September 2010
CAIRO: Egyptian Culture Minister Farouk Hosni was questioned by prosecutors over the Vincent van Gogh painting that was stolen last week from a local museum. Although no charges have been filed, many in Egypt are calling for the minister to resign or be removed from power. Hosni told reporters on Monday after the meeting with [...]
Sarah Ozacky-Lazar
2 September 2010
JERUSALEM: Every few years, the idea of establishing one state between the Jordan River and the Mediterranean Sea rises and falls like a phoenix; a dream of a state where both Palestinians and Israelis live in peace with no borders, no barriers, cultural autonomy and equal citizenship for all. In the 1940’s this idea was [...]
Bikya Masr Staff
22 August 2010
CAIRO: Northern Ireland’s world number seven golfer Rory McIlroy will be the star attraction when the European Challenge Tour stages its first official event in Cairo at the JW Marriott, Mirage City Golf Club from October 20-23. The Egyptian Open is an attempt to spread the game beyond its traditional borders in Egypt. Tournament officials [...]
Joseph Mayton
1 September 2010
CANTERBURY, England: The large spire of a tower literally looms over the town. Turning left or right from one of the scores of small alleyways, the massive Cathedral sits there, peering at you from every angle, watching your every move and waiting, it seems, to launch an attack if you make the wrong move. This [...]




















