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Saudi King's back surgery went off without a hitch

Published November 18th, 2012 - 12:17 GMT

Saudi King Abdullah emerges the victor after battle with lower back pain which culminated in yesterdays' surgical procedure; trying to see the bright side of Jordanian's perlious future; Syrian Coalition names Alawite as ambassador to France and is Khalid Al-Dawasari’s Sentence Fair?
The Saudi King is back with a healing back after a successful surgery.
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How to Open a Pomegranate [2]
Hot Spyer [3]
Saudi King has successful back operation: royal court
The Saudi King is back with a healing back after a successful surgery.
Jeedo's [4]
Trying To Stay Optimstic
With all what's going on in the area, I can't but worry about life in Jordan in the coming years. I just can't imagine it going through what other close countries are going through, Syria for example.
Arab Saga [5]
“Vive la France!”
Syrian Coalition names Alawite as ambassador to France after talks with Hollande.
American Bedu [6]
Saudi Arabia: Is Khalid Al-Dawasari’s Sentence Fair?
t’s official. Saudi national Khalid Ali M. Al-Dawasari has been found guilty and sentenced to life imprisonment for his intent to bomb the home of former US President George W. Bush and others. His family back in Saudi Arabia feel that this is too harsh of a sentence.
The Arabist [7]
How to open a pomegranate
Excellent technique for the lovely fruit we have this time of the year. The guy looks Iranian so I'm sure he knows what's he's talking about.
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[3] http://hotspyer.com/2012/11/18/saudi-king-has-successful-back-operation-royal-court/
[4] http://www.jeedos.com/2012/11/trying-to-stay-optimstic.html
[5] http://arabsaga.blogspot.com/2012/11/vive-la-france.html
[6] http://americanbedu.com/2012/11/17/saudi-arabia-is-khalid-al-dawasaris-sentence-fair/
[7] http://www.arabist.net/blog/2012/11/17/how-to-open-a-pomegranate.html