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US President George W. Bush hugs Israeli Prime Minister Ehud Olmert during a welcoming ceremony upon Bush's arrival in Ben Gurion airport near Tel Aviv, Israel, May 14, 2008 (AP)
Bush arrives in Israel as scandal clouds peace hopes
JERUSALEM, (Reuters) - U.S. President George W. Bush arrived in the Middle East on Wednesday to celebrate Israel's 60th birthday and try to energise peace efforts complicated by a corruption scandal that could topple Prime Minister Ehud Olmert. Bush, who faces deep doubt he can secure a deal between Israel and the Palestinians before leaving ... more
Opinion
After You, Nasrallah : Tariq Alhomayed
What the wise have been warning of has happened. The extremism of the Iranian-backed ... more
The Great Sedition : Mshari Al-Zaydi
It seems that Hussein Shariatmadari was right when he said, "If anything happens, ... more
The Real Intentions of Political Charlatanry : Hussein Shobokshi
The call that was propagated by the Muslim Brotherhood mainly via the popular ... more
The Offer He Will Refuse : Amir Taheri
Will you take an offer if you knew that by refusing it you would get a better ... more
News
Lebanon: Islamic Sunni Groups Start Military Bloc to Confront Hezbollah
Strategic Agreement with US is in the Interest of Iraq - Official
Arab mediators try to defuse Lebanon conflict
Style & Culture
Arab World Rarities at Sotheby's
The Palestinian Mobile Cinema
Turkish Drama Series Gain Popularity in Arab World
Business
Emirates NBD eyes $2 Billion Foreign Currency Bonds
Iran has No Plans to Cut Crude Exports: Official
UAE's Etisalat eyes $1 Billion Stake in Tata Firm -Paper
Media
Egypt Blocks Opposition Website
Dow Jones Begins Publishing US Version of WSJ in London
American freelance journalist detained in Egypt over coverage of unrest is freed
Sadr City: The Calm after the Ceasefire
The Saudi Capital Market Authority
Darfur's Rebel Justice and Equality Movement
Arab World Rarities at Sotheby's
The Palestinian Mobile Cinema