Bil'in, clashes between demonstrators and the army, wounded and throwing tear gas

Bil'in, West Bank, occupied Palestinian territory. Our correspondent Giampiero Calapà protest march by the Palestinians against the occupation and the wall that divides Israel from the Territories and splits them in-house to make way for Jewish settlements. Tear gas and rubber bullets against demonstrators by the military, including international delegations and Israeli anarchists.

Of children throwing stones at the soldiers respond with tear gas and rubber bullets. Injuries among protesters, who eventually withdrew. Play audio testimonial for Fact Envoy daily. Protesters injured in clashes with the Israeli army in Bil'in by ilfattoquotidiano. en

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Libya, 11 protesters dead and now is the 'day of anger'. Victims in Bahrain

Continuing tensions in the Arab world, in the wake of the riots in Egypt and Tunisia have thrown down the existing schemes. Eleven protesters were killed yesterday in Libya, where today's opponents of Gaddafi's regime organized the 'day of anger'. Protests in Bahrain, where the number of victims of the clashes has risen to six.

LIBYA - E 'of the budget at least 11 dead in clashes that were reported yesterday in Libya between anti-Gaddafi demonstrators and police forces, according to state sites and non-governmental organizations Libyan opposition abroad. Nine would be the victims of the clashes in the eastern city of Al-Baida and two in Benghazi.

Libya, 38 injured in clashes after a human rights activist arrestodi

Clashes between protesters angry over the arrest of a human rights activist on the one hand, police and other government supporters broke out last night in Libya in the city of Benghazi. Hospital sources speak of 38 people injured. Across the country, say the official media, held demonstrations in support of the Government of leader Muammar Gaddafi.

Concordant sources say that the police forcibly dispersed a sit-in in Benghazi composed of family members of prisoners killed in a shootout in 1996 in the prison of Abu Slim, in Tripoli, who have gathered to demand the release of their coordination, 'lawyer Fethi Tarbela, who was arrested for reasons not known.

Reportage - In Cairo, is hunting for journalists

Cairo - Cairo violence continues. And the feeling is that, at least with stones, the anti-Mubarak protesters are stronger. We continue to fight in the Egyptian capital. The east side of Piazza Tharia is a battlefield. Supporters of Saddam and the criminals hired to confront the ruling party do not give up.

But those who go on the front lines are less visible to the other side. La Piazza is able to repel the assaults coming from the bridge all morning. Then, shouting "Allah akbar" (God is greatest ", ed), part of the offensive. The military armored vehicles moving, the stone-throwing cover the sky.

A report from the night of the regime

Cairo - When darkness falls and the screams of anti-government protesters calm down, make their appearance the "night patrols". Districts of the capital is completely blocked by armed citizens. Moreover, the police, around Cairo, you can not see for days. Even in those neighborhoods to the west of the river Nile, ever touched by the wave of protests against President Mubarak.

At sunset travel becomes difficult, almost impossible. Offices with satellite connection, in the district of Guizeh, where we can send our articles, Piazza Thar, the heart of the protest, there are less than two kilometers. But to reach the square is a business. The Egyptian driver was stopped by armed men for every 100 meters.

Egypt, El Baradei returned home: "I'm here for a change"

Mohammed El Baradei, former head of the International Atomic Energy Agency, the leader of the most popular opposition Third day of fighting in Egypt. After the seven deaths in Cairo, two more protesters were killed in the clashes taking place in a small town in Sinai. This is Mohammed Atef, a young man of 25 years by a bullet in his mouth and crushed by an armored police Zouayed El Sheikh.

To date, nearly a thousand arrests. Meanwhile, Mohammed El Baradei, former head of the International Atomic Energy Agency and one of the most popular Egyptian opposition leader, has denied a summary of his statements made by Al Arabiya television that he attributed his intention to "seize power" in Egypt.

Egypt, facing anti Mubarak: tens of thousands in the square, three dead

Day of Action against the government in Cairo, along the lines of 'jasmine revolution' of Tunisia. Egypt are in the city center broke out between police and protesters. For the security services are 15,000 people took to the streets, 25,000 for the organizers. Attempted an assault on the Parliament, while in the central square Tahari, near the Egyptian Museum, the police fired teargas and used water cannons against demonstrators who threw stones.