A Public Apology: Global Outrage Over "Tahrir Girl"

An image that rocked the world with its gravity and violence. One Palestinian blogger extends his sorrow and respect to the now-named "Tahrir Girl", whose image of having her veiled attire ripped off while being beaten at Tahrir Square has changed the image of the Arab Spring. Sympathy and outrage expands beyond Egypt's borders.

Apple devotee Elie from Lebanon has decided to highlight a very funny advert for the new iPhone 4S Siri. Apparently, Santa needs it more than we do with his 3.7 billion (or so) appointments.

"Apple has launched another ad for the iPhone 4S’ Siri – and this time, it’s all about Christmas and Santa."

Advertisements have always been a ground for the occasional outrage and debate. This time around, Lebanese blogger Ivy shows of a few examples of some extremely sexist adverts from recent times and bygone days.

"And no matter how much you wanna blame the brand who approved such heinous images and messages, the fact of the matter is that the advertising world reacts to client demands and consumer activity ..."

The Jordanian government and the Palestinian Authority finally have the ability to speak out against the Israeli government's illegal usage and exhibiting of the Dead Sea Scrolls, which were discovered by Jordanian archaeologists.

"Jordan may complain to UNESCO over Israel's exhibition of the Dead Sea scrolls in the US, Jordanian media reported on Sunday."

Want to know the changes that the American occupation of Iraq has brought to the Iraqi people? These statistics may surprise you!

"Iraq by numbers..."