‘Israel’s days of occupation numbered’
As Egyptians rejoice at the ouster of their president, Tel Aviv worries a new government could jeopardize its 31-year-old peace treaty with Cairo and threaten its occupation of Palestinian land, a report says. Israel is openly concerned that if the Muslim Brotherhood comes to power, the 1979 Camp David treaty will be abolished...
Yemenis demand Saleh’s ouster
Inspired by the Egyptian revolution, thousands of young Yemenis have poured into the streets of capital Sanaa, demanding an end to over three decades of rule by President Ali Abdallah Saleh. At least two pro-democracy protesters were injured after several hundred supporters of the president, armed with knives and batons, broke...
Algeria braces for protests in wake of successful revolts in Egypt, Tunisia
Algerian opposition groups have called for widespread protests on Saturday, ignoring a government ban on demonstrations. But can a fractious opposition replicate the successful uprisings in Tunisia and Egypt? As Algerian opposition groups prepare for a day of protests on Saturday, analysts are examining whether the winds of...
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