The Angry Arab News Service/وكالة أنباء العربي الغاضب

A source on politics, war, the Middle East, Arabic poetry, and art.

Thursday, August 18, 2005

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At `Imad's 250-year old house in Jummayzah.

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`Imad, at the Jummayzah stair way. The person to the right is the Mukhtar of Jummayzah.

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"Former Iraqi prisoners claim in a BBC program to be broadcast today that British troops abused and humiliated them in the aftermath of...

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Prisons of "liberation": "Responding to an appeal for more forces in Iraq to help manage a rising number of detainees, the P...

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"Liberation" continues: "THE number of dead Iraqi civilians counted at the Baghdad morgue hit 1100 in July, the highest toll ...

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An Iraqi woman in "liberated" Iraq yesterday.

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Disregard her tears: she is a Palestinian. Her son was shot by an Israeli colonial settler yesterday--the same colonial settlers who are co...
Wednesday, August 17, 2005

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This is Israeli animal rights group cares about dogs and cats ...but not about Palestinians.

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1 % of historic Palestine (or 6% of the West Bank-Gaza territory) is back--and it is not even free and I am supposed to celebrate? And why t...

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"Niger's women and children starve as men hoard food"

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"The talk in Damascus is of a bitter harvest on the border"

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Bliar's "New Authoritarianism"

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Philosopher of Optimism Endures Negative Deluge

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Was Rafiq Hariri not a nice person? This is from an editorial by Ad-Diyar's Charles Ayyub (its editor-in-chief): "Ad-Diyar, o dear...

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" Iran on points? "

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The brilliance of Rashid Fayid , and why the Lebanese civil war went on for a very long time: This Hariri journalist at An-Nahar was on LBC-...

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This is `Imad (see picture below) who was sitting on the stair way of Jummayzah. Upon learning that I was seaching for old houses in the n...

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The small city that is Beirut: I was taking a picture of the famous stair way in Jummayzah, when I recognized the man to the left. A classm...

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"Liberation" news: "The battle over the constitution is regarded by most Iraqi women, confined to their homes by the occupati...

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It is official: George can read. (or so claim his advisors).

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Those pictures dominating the international media of Israeli soldiers gently helping Israeli colonial settlers in evacuating their illegal ...

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"The Baghdad morgue is a fearful place of heat and stench and mourning, the cries of relatives echoing down the narrow, foetid laneway ...

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"An Afghan detainee who died in military custody was injured so severely that has leg muscles were split apart, an Air Force medical ex...

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Not in the US media: Again, I heard this news on Arab media, but could not find it in Arab media. " US troops backed by helicopter ...

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"President Bush's campaign against what he once termed the "axis of evil" has suffered reverses on all three fronts in re...

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"The Iran War Buildup"

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"What al-Qaida Really Wants"

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"Scientists have developed a way to turn pee into electricity." (Upon hearing the news, Bush plugged all his electronic devices i...

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WMDs were found in Iraq. Look at the headline: "Military: Chemicals show explosive potential." And then you read this: "Col....
Tuesday, August 16, 2005

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An old house in Jummayzah, Beirut.

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A street in Jummayzah.

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To understand Zionism : just watch TV footage of Israeli soldiers dealing with Jewish demonstrators, and compare that to how Israeli soldier...

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"The attempt to draft a new constitution, however, has not registered on Mr Ashur's scale of momentousness: "It will change no...

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"British soldiers are facing fresh allegations of abusing Iraqi prisoners" (US outraged)

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"Harvard denies study is a response to creationism"

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Robert Fisk: "How Can the US ever Win when Iraqi Children Die Like This? The Americans came back with an officer two days later," ...

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Sleazy Lebanese (former) cabinet members ogling right-wing MP, Strida Ja`ja`, as she returned to her seat. (thanks `Amir)

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"Fax, its semi-annual report of top-line publishers estimates, for the first half of 2005. Titles across all categories, especially the...
Monday, August 15, 2005

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The Legacy of Yasir `Arafat: Zaki and the Shield of Jerusalem. As you all can tell, I have always had utter contempt for Yasir `Arafat, and ...

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The car bombings in Beirut: I am not a technical expert (although I have provided free-lance expertise knowledge to restaurants on potato s...

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Exams in Mubarak's Egypt: I will simply translate the document above: "Governorate of North Sinai Directorate of Education and Eth...

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A house in Ashrafiyyah.

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A house in Ashrafiyyah.

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Gaza under siege.

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"WEAPONS designed to fire "electric bullets" into crowds are being developed for police and border protection agencies in the...
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