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Last Updated on: Tuesday, January 06, 2009
Panic grips Gaza residents as Israel vows to press bloody offensive
Heavy fighting between Israeli forces and Hamas fighters broke out in a densely populated area of Gaza City on Monday evening, as at least 12 children became some of the latest victims of the Israeli onslaught. Israeli troops battled Hamas fighters in Gaza's main city for the first time Monday - after dozens died in a day of clashes. Full Story
» Erdogan blames Israel, Hamad charges 'war crime' and Mauritania pulls envoy
» Sarkozy chastises both sides, insists 'violence must halt'
» Gaza war poses special physical, psychological threats for children
» French court opens trial in absentia of 9/11 suspect held at Gitmo
» Conditioning Gaza: preparing to deploy international forces in Palestine?
» More Politics
Oil prices up as OPEC plans extraordinary session
Oil prices rose back above $47 on Monday as the Israeli-Palestinian conflict raged on and major crude producer Iran said the Organization of Petroleum Exporting Countries (OPEC) would hold a special meeting next month. Brent North Sea crude for delivery in February climbed $0.70 to $47.61 a barrel in afternoon. Full Story
» Victims of Dubai property bust face series of blows
» Oil prices rise on stock bounce, Gaza conflict
» Iraqi minister woos foreign investors to fund revamp of transport infrastructure
» Ahmadinejad presents bill to scrap state subsidies, start new cash handouts
» Members of GCC agree final draft of accord on monetary union
» More Business
Forex? What is it, anyway?
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Israeli politicians should examine their own support for enemies of peace
Israeli Foreign Minister Tzipi Livni is trying to perpetuate a tradition among politicians in her country of presuming to choose the leaders of other peoples as well, but rarely have she and her colleagues needed more urgently to examine their own performance. Even before the establishment of the state of Israel by force of arms in 1948. Continue


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At last, some guides to Lebanon by folks who really know Lebanon
BEIRUT: For reasons unknown, Lebanon, despite being a favorite destination for Arabs and increasingly popular with European, Asian and American tourists, has not often been subject to the scrutiny of a comprehensive, up-to-date guidebook. Until recently, travelers to the country were stuck with a portion of Lonely Planet's "Syria and Lebanon" edition.  Full Story
» The jailed driver, his wife and the out-of-work minister
» Saudis thrill to rare treat of cinema on home soil
» Location, location, location: Derelict Beirut landmark hosts joint show by Lebanese and Italian artists
» Walkabouts give artists new perspectives on Beirut
» Putting a people's suffering into woeful words and moving music
» More Arts & Culture

Hamas must step down as Gaza's keeper
By Sultan Al-Qassemi
Regardless of the outcome of Israel's barbaric "Operation Cast Lead," one thing is certain: It is high time for Hamas to step down as keeper of Gaza. People will object and remind me that the movement was democratically elected. My answer to that is yes, but Hamas also happens to be incompetent. Most of us in the Middle East still believe. Continue
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   By Raja Kamal
» Force will not advance Israeli or Palestinian aims
   By Vaclav Havel
» On immigration, Europe can learn much from the US
   By Naomi Wolf
» A page that never turns in the Mideast
   By David Ignatius
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