Syria sends detainees to Tunisia

Egypt identifies Sinai bomb suspect

Report: Palestinian forces in disarray
Poland determined to keep troops in Iraq: PM
Britain, Israel in anti-terror talks after London bombings
Israel planning new Jewish homes in Arab east Jerusalem
Hamas to ease off attacks in Gaza after pullout: Shin Beth
Pentagon probes use of apparent fake quotes in Iraq news releases

US 'used Djibouti' in rendition
Sudan clears UN visit to Darfur
CBS cameraman acquitted in Iraq

Hamas says PA coffers are 'empty'
We'll study any Israeli talks offer: Hamas PM
Olmert ready to bring far-right into Israel coalition
Haniya urges new Israeli cabinet to 'show courage'
Saudi to fund Arab summit seat in Sharm el-Sheikh
Kadhafi demands compensation for Africa's 'stolen' riches
Russia declares in letter no warning given to Saddam: Rice
Kuwait woman candidate 'proud' despite failing to get elected
US should set two deadlines leading to Iraq pullout: John Kerry

From Palestinian Medical Relief Services.

May 22, 2003

The Israeli occupying army has again attacked a Medical Relief Emergency clinic. At 2.30am, on Thursday the 22nd of May 35 Israeli soldiers invaded the clinic in the Al Yasmina neighborhood, in the old city in Nablus. They also invaded the apartment above the clinic. This apartment is home to the Al Dari family - the youngest is 10 years old, the eldest, a 62-year-old woman.

Speeches from Richard Kuper of Jews for Justice for Palestinians, and Sophie Hurndall, sister of Tom Hurndall, an activist with the International Solidarity Movement who was shot in the head by an Israeli sniper on April 11 in the Gaza Strip.

May 20, 2003

Shock over student turned bomber

Palestinians demand prisoner release
Palestinians $1.3bn in debt: finance minister
Norway ready to meet Hamas representatives
Hamas minister detained at Jerusalem roadblock
Ex-Floyd frontman switches Israel concert venue
Israel arrests father of Palestinian suicide bomber
Israeli occupation at root of violence: Hamas PM
Saudi to give Palestinians $92.4 million: Zahar aide
Islamist tops ballot in Comoros presidential primary
Libyan envoy in Khartoum to defuse crisis with Chad
Saudi does not want row with Iran, denies pursuing nukes
US contractor pleads guilty to corruption in Iraq reconstruction

Israeli attack on Gaza kills one
US court acquits anti-war grannies
Israel arrests Hamas MP in West Bank
Abbas calls on EU to keep Palestinian aid flowing
Indonesia to appoint special envoy for Palestinians
Arab League chief says Israel-Hamas peace 'possible'
Doha inter-faith forum seeks UN ban on insults to religion
Arabs urged to free Palestinians of shackles of Western aid
Danish reporters indicted for revealing secret report on Iraq

Many killed in Algeria desert battle

Sudan agrees Darfur peace outline

In pictures: Jerusalem homes razed
Iraqi Sunnis urged over political input

Kuwaiti court authorises torture probe
Zarqawi's ex-mentor slams Iraq attacks
Arab League urges release of abducted Egyptian envoy
Israel bans peace activists from visiting wildcat outpost
Hezbollah says Israeli infiltration bid sparked deadly clashes
French ban memorial to die-hards who opposed Algerian independence
Switzerland seeks US explanation over fatal shooting of businessman in Iraq
150 MPs call on Israel to stop building illegal barrier and halt settlement expansion

Fatah discusses polls, democratization

Officials say Saudi al-Qaida chief killed
Israel army closes off West Bank town
Saudi denies orchestrating Libyan opposition meeting
Arab Israeli dies after stabbing on Tel Aviv beachfront
Iraqi government worried about civilian killings by US fire
Beware repeat of Rabin murder, minister warns Netanyahu
Riyadh vows to pursue anti-terror fight in tandem with US
Israeli nuclear whistleblower appeals for lifting of travel ban
Al-Qaeda's Saudi branch reeling as leaders eliminated: cleric
Iraq government says will talk to insurgents who fought US troops

Iraq reports corruption epidemic
Settlers set up new Gaza outpost
Annan backs talks with Iraq fighters

US to expand its prisons across Iraq
Sudan to protest against Eritrea at UN
Israel accused of covering up murders
Conflict, reform on OIC Yemen agenda
Syria readies reopening of Iraq embassy
World tribunal on Iraq condemns US, Britain
Information chief of hardline Iraqi Sunni group arrested
Lebanon eases work restrictions on Palestinian refugees
Darfur peace talks disrupted by further splits in rebel ranks
Blair says contacts with Iraqi insurgency 'perfectly sensible'
Majority of Americans believe Bush administration misled public on Iraq: poll

Egypt sweeps Sinai for blast suspects
MidEast press condemns Egypt attacks

Palestinians killed after border ambush

Egypt's press agonises over Sharm attacks
Palestinians say Gaza pullout talks have failed
Sudan cabinet holds first-ever meeting in south
Slain militant's son disowns Egypt bombers' tribute
Most Britons believe bombings linked to Iraq war: poll
Top Saudi diplomat urges Iraq to boost border security
Abbas condemns double Israeli murder as truce violation
UAE offers to build new town on site of Gaza settlements
Khartoum proposes advancing next round of Darfur peace talks
US report raises concern about insurgents infiltrating Iraqi police
Muslim world urged to unite against terror after Egypt bombs
Palestinian refugees protest in Lebanon over tighter security
Egypt's Sharm el-Sheikh residents demonstrate against terrorism

Mike Thomson February 2, 2005
BBC News

Competition for water resources could provoke wars in Africa and the Middle East, Boutros Boutros Ghali has said.

By Roula Khalaf, Middle East Editor
February 3, 2005
Financial Times

Islamist extremists have taken their fight against the US military presence in Iraq to neighbouring Kuwait, the small oil-rich emirate that acts as a transit route for US troops.