the elections in egypt

in the last elections in egypt .the young people wich he made the revolution and take the dectator down .has lost tyhe oportunity to win in this elections the muslim brotherhood and the salafists made the surprise because they have a major suporters some people said they win because they use the religion in politcs and the mosques to unfluence the people .in the other hand the al-wafd party using his propaganda against the salafist and acusing theme for the extremisme and but that is not working .in the other side there is israel who deslike this group of salafist and the may gonna cancel the peace treaty between egypt and israel

the syrian revolution

the people of syria murdered and massacredday after day and the world watchin .we need to protectthe civiliance from violence.the UNsecurity council must take decision to create a no flyzone over syria and recognize the syrian transitional counsil.and give weapon to the free army .the soldiers who reject killing protesters and send human rights observers to detect the crimes against humanity .rape.torture.and punishe the criminals.the massacre and the bloodbath must stop in syria .i can't beleive it till now after 9 month of uprising the arabe league and united states still not take a real decision on the surface because the economic sanction doesn't make a defrence to make the regime fall .it doesn't work against  iraq in 13 years and against iran .this is not a political game this is is the life of the innocent people .the massacre must stop someway .somehow.

al-assad is a war criminal

bachar al-assad's regime continue killing the people of syria.this mafia must go away and let the people live in peace .this criminal regime is not shame of himself they kill innocent children and women and claim that all killing is comited by terrorists groups.i think this is a jok . so why the terrorists they don't kill the sypports of the regimethey kill just the protesters against al-assad this make nosense. the regime say syria stand with arbe people and pamestine and iraq.that is not men you can kill the people .remind you al-jolan terothory still ocyped by israel and the syrian regime do nothing about it .al-assad is a coared he can't fight againdt israel he send his army to fight the civiliance in cities like hama.deraa .idlib.and dir alzor.in this situation we facing crimes against humanity and al-assad must judge in the international criminal court.

the islamists in the power

after the arabe spring and the fall of de distators in tunisia egypt and lybia it's time for the islamic party to govern this countries .in tunisia the re naissence party win the elctions in egypt the muslim brotherhood win and the islamists in libya play a major role of destroy ghadafi. in morocco after the reformes and the new constitution the party of justice and devloppment win in the elections also .those aslamists party is not extrimiste they all beleives in democracy and equality and support the human right and equality between men and women and show the good picture of islam in the world after 9/11 and how alqaeda use islam to do all that terrorists attaks .so we got to pay attention that eutope and united states said we have no issue to deal with thye islamists .don't forget the warning of ghadafi and ben ali of the islamists .they were say that just to stay in the power .and now we say "power to the people" and we stand with the devomution of the people of syria and yemen .

aljazeera

aljazeera channel talk all the time about the right of the arabe people specialy the people of palestine and the right of return of 6 million palestinian refuges. but they don't talk about the secret relations of the prince of qatar wich he is the owner of ehis chanel and israeland they don't talk about what's goin on inside qatar and saudi arabia .becausethe king abdullah make a deal with shaikh hamad that aljazeera connot speak or invite a saudi oppositioners in his programes .so aljazeera is not the voice of the arabe world that's for sure this is a small channel in a small box made by the petrodollar .there is nodoubt that aljazeera is a political voice of shaikh of qatar understand that and beleive that .                                                                                                                       

syria crackdown

The UK-based Syrian Observatory for Human Rights said the pre-dawn skirmish in the north-western city of Idlib killed seven soldiers and police officers, as well as five anti-government army defectors and three civilians.
Security forces also killed a civilian in the southern province of Deraa, six in the central region of Homs and three others in areas near Idlib, the activist group said.
The fighting came a day after the UN's human rights chief called on the international community to protect Syrian civilians.
Navi Pillay, the UN high commissioner for human rights, told an emergency meeting of the UN human rights council in Geneva: "In light of the manifest failure of the Syrian authorities to protect their citizens, the international community needs to take urgent and effective measures to protect the Syrian people."
More than 4,000 people have been killed since the pro-democracy uprising against President Bashar al-Assad's hardline regime began in mid-March.
November was the deadliest month of the uprising so far, with at least 950 killed in violent clashes between security forces and opposition groups.

Ramadan

Islamic experts assure me there is no prohibition of warfare during Ramadan. On the contrary, many of Islam's great conquests occurred during this holy month, including the first clash between Muslims and infidels, which occurred in 624 when Muhammad led his troops to victory in the battle of Badr. War for the furtherance of Islam and against non-believers is considered ethically acceptable by scholars, even during the month of fasting and prayer.
But this is not the situation in Libya. David Cameron, the foreign secretary, William Hague, and Nicolas Sarkozy are not the prophet Muhammad and his companions. Even if Nato's intervention in Libya were entirely without self-interest (and not about oil and lucrative commercial opportunities) Islamic clerics concur that it is absolutely prohibited for Muslims to seek the help of non-believers against fellow Muslims.
Muslims fast during Ramadan, which begins on Monday, to understand the suffering of the hungry, to empathise with the weak, and to concentrate on God. It is not the time to increase the death toll and perpetuate the misery already caused in the course of Libya's civil war by continuing the bombardment.
Nato's intervention is, in any case, proving disastrous. It could have secured Benghazi and left, as most nations who passed security council resolution 1973 intended. Now, however, the objective is clearly regime change and Britain and France find themselves mired in a battle that is proving a great deal more difficult to win than they could ever have anticipated.
So far Muammar Gaddafi has survived, against all the odds, not only physically but politically. Several attempts to assassinate him have failed, early hopes for a "palace coup" have faded, and defections from his camp seem to be at an end. While Nato has almost obliterated the Libyan airforce, troops loyal to Gaddafi have regained around 20% of the territory lost in the immediate aftermath of the uprising in the east. Militarily the rebels have not been impressive, and now they risk being torn apart politically by widening factional rifts within the Transitional National Council (TNC).
Last Thursday an Islamist element within the putative new Libyan government murdered its military commander, General Abdel Fattah Younis, formerly Gaddafi's minister of the interior. Gaddafi would certainly have made much of this propaganda opportunity – questioning the TNC's democratic credentials and its ability to maintain law and order – had not Nato bombed Libyan state television's transmitters.
The TNC faced further PR problems as US Republican Senator John McCain castigated it for "documented" human rights abuses. In the absence of a straightforward "good guys, bad guys" formula, this was the moment chosen by Hague to declare UK recognition of the TNC as Libya's official government.
Abdel Fatah Younis was a member of the powerful Obeida tribe and his assassination could well ignite tribal divisions within the opposition, weakening it further. Even more ominously, during Younis's funeral one of his sons shouted, 'We want Ghadaffi back. We want the Green flag'.Much of the Libyan population is already weary of the conflict and fearful for the future. Sources in the country say 1,100 civilians have already lost their lives as a result of Nato bombing, and with few military targets left, the month of Ramadan may prove even bloodier if the campaign continues.
Popular support for the Nato effort is waning not only in the Arab world but also in the west. Many in Britain are questioning how ethical it is for the government to be pursuing two wars as budget cuts bite deep. The war in Afghanistan has so far cost the UK £18 billion and costs in Libya are already nearing £1 billion.
Ramadan could afford Nato the opportunity to cease its bombardment in recognition of this pillar of Islam and seek instead to broker a peaceful, negotiated settlement to a conflict that threatens to tear Libya apart.