Palestine
November 27, 2002
Damascus Radio on Wednesday criticized the United States "silence policy" regarding Israel's “terrorist crimes” against the Palestinians. The state-r
Sheikh Dr. Mohammad Sabah Alsalim Alsabah, the Kuwaiti Minister of State for Foreign Affairs, arrived in the Red Sea port city of Jeddah Wednesday on
A Palestinian carrying out a suicide car bombing against an Israeli army post was killed in the Gaza Strip on Wednesday. The Popular Front for the Lib
November 26, 2002
Bangladesh's Prime Minister Khaleda Zia arrived in Madinah Tuesday, for a visit to the Saudi Kingdom to perform Umrah, or minor pilgrimage, according
Israeli troops killed a Palestinian fighter and wounded several others, including a 14-year-old, during an exchange of gunfire early Tuesday in the Ga
United States Deputy Secretary of Defense, Paul Wolfowitz, is expected to visit the Turkish capital of Ankara next week, the Kuwait News Agency report
Abdullah Daoud, the last Palestinian who was in Cyprus after being brought to the Mediterranean island following the lifting of the Nativity Church si
Saudi King Fahd bin Abdulaziz arrived in Makkah on Monday evening from the port city of Jeddah to spend the last ten days of the blessed month of Rama
Belgium’s highest court has indefinitely shelved an appeal hearing on charges of war crimes against Israeli Prime Minister Ariel Sharon, officials sai
Flash floods have claimed the lives of at least 35 people in the North African country of Morocco and caused extensive damage in large areas of the co
Israeli tanks backed by helicopter gunships moved into the central Gaza Strip town of Deir al-Balah on Tuesday, battling Palestinian fighters and demo
November 25, 2002
An Islamic militant killed by Algerian security forces in a raid two months ago has been identified as a top al-Qaeda operative for Africa.
Newly-elected Israeli Labor Party chairman, Amram Mitzna, called Palestinian leader, Yasser Arafat a "terrorist" and hoped the Palestinians would repl
Israeli forces arrested overnight Sunday nine Plaestinians In the West Bank city of Hebron and the Kalandia refugee camp.
Cattle importers in Saudi Arabia are protesting the recent livestock deal signed between the Sudanese government and Saudi Arabia’s billionaire Prince Al-Waleed. The $300 million agreement makes the P