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Egypt’s Sinai turning into Wild West: Israeli PM
European Court of Human Rights
Abu Qatada deportation: Theresa May DID get date wrong, claim legal experts
Afghanistan
Saudi Arabia’s Syrian jihad
Bahrain
Arab Revolts Risk Fuelling Sectarian Tensions
Free Syrian Army
Saudi Arabia sends military equipment to Syria rebels
Iraq
Exodus From North Signals Iraqi Christians’ Decline
Jordan
US, Jordan Eye Syria Chemical-Weapons Stocks
Tunisia
Arab Spring Fails to Allay Women’s Anxieties
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Abu Qatada talks moving in right direction, says Theresa May
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Gulf Arabs Deny Arms to Syria Rebels
Jordan
Abu Qatada case: Jordan talks positive – Theresa May
Israel
Jordan Islamists want urgent Arab meet on Jerusalem
Egypt
Do fence me in: Israel closing Sinai loopholes
Syria
US pushing for humanitarian aid, not arms, to Syrian opposition
Iran
Iran Raid Seen as Complex Task for Israeli Military
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Theresa May to visit Jordan for Abu Qatada deportation talks
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For Iraqis, Aid to Syrian Rebels Repays a War Debt
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Al Qaeda leader backs Syrian revolt against Assad
Fatah
Unity Deal Brings Risks for Abbas and Israel
Hamas
Analysis: Hamas on the move, seeks Palestinian ascendancy
Hamas
Hamas leader, Khaled Meshaal, goes back to Jordan
Arab League
Vatican: Pope reaches out to Arab youth
Jordan
A Jordanian court upheld the five-year-long prison sentence for Isam Mohammed Taher al Barqawi, a radical Islamist cleric, for plotting terror attacks and recruiting jihadists. Barqawi, who is also known as Sheik Abu Mohammed al Maqdisi, was Abu Musab al Zarqawi’s mentor.
Hezbollah
Beirut Bank Seen as a Hub of Hezbollah’s Financing
Afghanistan
Mao’s Rockets and the Eastern Afghan Border War, Part I
Jordan
King Abdullah fired his government and appointed a new prime minister. King Abdullah said economic reforms required political change. Jordanians rallied to press for reforms.
Egypt
Egypt gas pipeline attack raises questions about Sinai security
Jordan
Jordanians demonstrated across the country, calling for the resignation of Prime Minister Marouf Bakhit’s government, the dissolution of the lower house of Parliament, and the expulsion of the Israeli ambassador. The Israeli embassy staff left Amman in fear the demonstration would turn violent.
Egypt
G8 meets to cement Arab Spring transition plan