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Montasser Al-Zayat Walks a Legal Tightrope
Summer Said, Arab News |
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CAIRO, 2 March 2005 — On the main door is a sign that reads "Only God Rules." The office of Montasser Al-Zayat, the principal attorney for Gamaa Al-Islamiya, an old building in downtown Cairo,...
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Crowds Back on Streets
Daneille Hosri, Arab News |
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BEIRUT, 2 March 2005 — A day after forcing the Syrian-backed government to resign, Lebanese protesters returned to the streets of Beirut yesterday, this time demanding the withdrawal of Syrian troops...
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French Hostage Makes Frantic Appeal for Help
Naseer Al-Nahr, Arab News |
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BAGHDAD, 2 March 2005 — A French journalist seized in Iraq seven weeks ago has made a desperate appeal for help in a videotape released by insurgents yesterday. Separately, an Al-Qaeda-linked group...
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Should a Woman Cover Her Face?
Raid Qusti, rqusti@arabnews.com |
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As human beings, we should be free to practice our own faith and live our own lives, as long as doing so does not harm anybody and does not break the law. Which makes me raise the question: Is...
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Arab Bashing Reaches Low With Thomas Slur
Barbara Ferguson, Arab News |
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WASHINGTON, 2 March 2005 — Arab bashing reached a new low in Washington last week when Ann Coulter, a loudmouthed, mean-spirited, pro-Bush columnist, decided to defend the White House press pass controversy...
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