The Israeli army fired on the border of Syria: 14 killed and 225 injured

On the day of the Naksa (the Arabic term that means the defeat of Arab armies in the Six Day War of 1967) is deployed on the Israel border to prevent demonstrators Arab exceed the fences, as was the case two weeks ago. The most serious accidents are reported on the occupied Golan heights where the military is involved in two attempts to repel hundreds of protesters Arabs to overcome the barbed wire: a near Majdal Shams, the second at Kuneitra.

Events in the Arab world against the U.S. "One hundred young people ready to avenge Osama"

The Blood of Bin Laden "does not go to waste." While Al Qaeda confirmed the death of Sheikh and threatens to avenge him, in several countries of the Muslim world were organized protests against the blitz that led to the killing of the jihadi leaders. U.S. operation that never stops lead to tensions between Washington and Islamabad.

Today, all over Pakistan are anti-American demonstrations expected at the end of Friday prayers, called by the Jamaat-e-Islami (JI), the largest deployment of radical Islamic opposition. In its appeal in recent days, the party leader, Syed Munawar Hasan, called for "the entire nation to join the protest against the interference increasing participation of the United States in the country, and serious threats to the independence of Pakistan but also against "the servile attitude of the rulers," reads the website of the Jamaat-e-Islami.

Middle East in flames, fights and mortiin Yemen and Syria

Continuing unrest in the Arab world. After Tunisia, Libya and Egypt, the wind of freedom and democracy that is wiping out the old dictators have also plagued the Middle East and Persian Gulf countries. Two all: Syria and Yemen. The script is roughly the same: the crowd that took to the streets and the police shooting, killing and wounding.

And this Friday, a day of prayer for the faithful Muslim, was a day of blood. It 'happened this morning in Taiz in the south of Yemen, where security forces opened fire on demonstrators, killing two people. The city is one of the most active of the protest in January calls for the dismissal of Ali Abdullah Saleh, in power for 32 years.

Crisis in Libya, Qaddafi uses mercenaries Italy and now fears a flood of migrants

Mercenaries paid up to 30 thousand dollars, snipers on rooftops and then gunfire, blood, dead. More than a hundred victims. This is how Colonel Gaddafi exercises its power. Result: the revolt of the people drowning in the blood. All in the silence of the Italian government. "I do not want to disturb him," said Silvio Berlusconi yesterday.

Speaker, however, is also the Minister of Interior, which warns of exodus. The concern of the Interior Ministry, gathered today in Corriere della Sera, is this fact: if the government in Tripoli is unable to contain the protest involving hundreds of thousands of new landings. Roberto Maroni from hours live in fear that Gaddafi would remove controls at ports and along coastlines.

Who's Hosni Mubarak, the longest-serving leader in the eighteenth century

Hosni Mubarak, 82, was the Egyptian political leader of the longest-serving ruler since Muhammad Ali (XVIII century). His iron fist has allowed him to maintain 'stable' for 30 years a country of 80 million people. Now, after 17 days of anti-government protests, for him it's 'day of destiny'. Tip the scales in the exacerbation of economic inequalities, to have left millions of people live below the poverty line, allowing the abuse and torture by the security organs and have not worried about the growing dissent.

Egypt, the twelfth day of protesteEsplosione in gas pipeline in the Sinai

After the protests of recent days which is in Egypt also has the shadow of the attacks. Hit a pipeline that crosses the northern Sinai to bring gas Isreaele. A large explosion has blown up the terminal and the conduct of El Arish, in the Sheikh Zuwayed, 10 kilometers from the Gaza Strip. The Egyptian army has suspended the flow of gas and is trying to control fires.

There are various hypotheses on the responsibility of the gesture. At first the Egyptian TV has spoken of "unknown saboteurs." Shortly after an Egyptian government source, quoted by Arab TV, al Jazeera, has suggested an "act of sabotage carried out by" foreign hands ". Finally, the Egyptian state television has reported about "a terrorist operation." Protests.

Cairo, rehearsal of war from the Egyptian capital civileReportage

Cairo - was supposed to be a day of protest, peacefully, in recent days. Screaming and shouting slogans against President Mubarak, pending a political decision. It turned into an inferno, with dead and wounded everywhere. Mubarak supporters against opposition demonstrators. Egyptians against Egyptians.

Piazza Thar, headquarters of the protest, the field of battle. In the square, on Wednesday, there were also supporters of Saddam. From early morning thousands peacefully invaded Mustafa Mohammud square, not far from the place of anti-government protest. "Here's the real Egypt - they said - there, across the river, the Islamists, the Muslim Brotherhood." With the day progressed, the number of people who flocked to increased visibly.