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Belafonte Calls Bush `Greatest Terrorist`
The American singer and activist Harry Belafonte called President Bush ”the greatest terrorist in the world” on Sunday and said millions of Americans support the socialist revolution of Venezuelan leader Hugo Chavez. Belafonte led a delegation of Americans including the actor Danny Glover and the Princeton University scholar Cornel West that met the Venezuelan president for more than six hours late Saturday. Some in the group attended Chavez`s t
News | Monday 09 January 2006
Algeria stresses Iran`s peaceful nuclear right
Algerian Minister of Higher Education and Scientific Research Rachid Harraoubia here Saturday stressed Iran`s right to pursue peaceful nuclear technology. Harraoubia made the remark in a meeting with the visiting Iranian Deputy Foreign Minister for Arab-African Affairs Mohammad-Reza Baqeri. Iran as a civilized country that enjoys a stable policy has the right to pursue nuclear technology for peaceful purposes, he said adding that Iran`s progr
News | Sunday 08 January 2006
Terrorist acts carried out in Iraq by US, UK green light
An Iranian paper said on Sunday that the savage terrorist bombings in Iraq are carried out by the US and British green light in order to impede formation of a ”unity government” in Iraq. ”The US and British governments are doing their utmost to interrupt the formation of a unity government in Iraq by means of creating ethnic and sectarian differences, and the evidence for that are the Thursday bombings,” said `Kayhan International.` It stre
News | Sunday 08 January 2006
Iran in close contact with IAEA to start nuclear research
Spokesman of the Supreme National Security Council (SNSC) Hossein Entezami said, ”Iran is in close contact with International Atomic Energy Agency (IAEA) to prepare the necessary preliminaries to start nuclear research.” Speaking to IRNA here Saturday evening, Entezami said all measures to make the groundwork ready to start nuclear research are being taken in the presence of IAEA`s representatives. IAEA`s inspectors arrived here on Friday.
News | Sunday 08 January 2006
Jackson to build mosque in Bahrain !
World`s top pop singer Michael Jackson, who recently settled down in Manama has donated a huge amount of money, the figure was not disclosed, for building a state-of-the-art mosque near his luxury palace in the Bahraini capital, according to his spokesman. The proposed mosque would be designated for learning the principles and teachings of Islam, as well as teaching of English language, for which high-standard teachers would be brought from U
News | Sunday 08 January 2006
French Rights Groups Slam ”Racist” Immigration Bill
A cohort of French human rights groups have branded as ”racist” the new immigration draft law, saying it was a black stain on the country. ”The proposed bill is a blatant violation of immigrants` rights and is based on a selective racist approach,” eight rights groups led by the French League for Human Rights (LFRH) said in a joint statement, a copy of which was e-mailed to IslamOnline.net on Saturday, January 7. The new measure, which was pu
News | Sunday 08 January 2006
US Plans to Learn ”Critical” Languages
US President George W. Bush has unveiled plans to boost teaching of what he described as ”critical” languages such as Arabic, Farsi, Hindi and Chinese, saying the step was a strategic move to promote ”terror-combat, freedom and democracy”. ”This program is a part of a strategic goal, and that is to protect this country,” Bush told the US University Presidents Summit on International Education, the Washington Post reported Friday, January 6. The
News | Saturday 07 January 2006
Ayatollah Kashani condemns explosions in Karbala
Tehran`s Interim Friday Prayers Leader Ayatollah Mohammad Emami Kashani on Friday condemned the ”tragic and deplorable” bomb explosion in the Shi`ite city of Karbala, southern Iraq, on Thursday, which killed over 50 pilgrims. The senior cleric said, ”Despite such deplorable events, the foundation stone for government is laid in Iraq and the Iraqi nation should look after their unity, integrity and manpower resources,” said Kashani in his second
News | Saturday 07 January 2006
Palestinian struggle will continue with or without Sharon: Paper
No matter what would be the fate of the Zionist Prime Minister Ariel Sharon, Palestinians` fight for freedom would continue, said a morning Iranian daily on Saturday. Commenting on Sharon`s critical health condition, `Kayhan International` said, ”With little hope expressed for his full recovery by his surgical team after a seven-hour operation, it maybe assumed that an era in Zionist politics stretching back to Ben Gurion`s days are at an end.
News | Saturday 07 January 2006
China set to dump dollar reserves
China has spent many years actively buying US Dollars - at a massive rate. Currently they have around $800 billion , and this is set to rise to $1,000 billion this year. The main concern is, if they stop , then it could place alot of pressure on the dollar , and with the state of economy it could potentially break it; dumping the lot could start a downward spiral. There are calls by economists to stop financing US borrowing and invest elsewhere.
News | Saturday 07 January 2006
US expert: Israel influenced India to vote against Iran
Israel was a factor in the Cogress-led Indian government`s decision to vote against Iran in the meeting of the International Atomic Energy Agency`s Board of Governors on September 24, 2005. ”Israel pressured India not to vote for Iran,” the leading English daily `Asian Age` said here today, quoting Stephen Philip Cohen, a US analyst and senior fellow at the Brookings Institution. He also alluded to the opposition from the US Congress, whi
News | Saturday 07 January 2006
The Israeli Prime Minister Died
The 77-year-old Israeli prime minister ,Ariel Sharon died following his life-thretening stroke.Although his brain scan after surgery showed that the bleeding had been stopped,but he couldnt get his health anymore. He was well-known for his savage massacre in Sabra and Shatira. He was also a ring leader in Israeli policies against Palestinians .
News | Thursday 05 January 2006
Major world historians support Ahmadinejad`s holocaust outlook
A number of prominent world historians and scholars supported the recent remarks of President Mahmoud Ahmadinejad on Holocaust. The former social scientist, Serge Thion kicked out of his job for revisionism, declared his own and his colleagues approval of Ahmadinejad`s outlook and referred to his comments as logical, fair and courageous. ”I wish to assure you that French and international revisionist scholars will support entirely the Iranian
News | Thursday 05 January 2006
U.S. military `shuts down` soldiers` blogs
Troops are detailing their experiences in online journals, but military says some are revealing too much. Letters home filled with tales of death and danger, bravery and boredom are a wartime certainty. And now, as hundreds of soldiers overseas have started keeping Internet journals about the heat, the homesickness, the bloodshed, word speeds from the battlefront faster than ever. More and more, though, U.S. military commanders in Iraq a
News | Thursday 05 January 2006
Asefi condemns Zionist company`s insult to Muslims
Foreign Ministry Spokesman Hamid-Reza Asefi here Wednesday condemned a Zionist company`s humiliating act against Muslims, saying it shows the stupidity of the company`s officials. ”This measure shows the Zionists` grudge against not only Muslims but also all who believe in the Almighty. ”A printed card which apparently mocked Muslims and their religious beliefs explicitly indicated the lack of confidence of the followers of Zionism in the san
News | Thursday 05 January 2006
President says El-Baradei informed of Iran`s decision to resume nuclear research
President Mahmoud Ahmadinejad said a letter had been sent to International Atomic Energy Agency (IAEA) Director General Mohamed ElBaradei informing him of Iran`s decision to resume its nuclear research activities. The president, who made the disclosure at a joint Cabinet-Majlis session on Tuesday, stressed that Iran felt no restrictions on its right to resume nuclear research activities, adding that the results of the most comprehensive diploma
News | Wednesday 04 January 2006
Holocaust supporters shun rational discussion, debate: Paul Fromm
Director of the Canadian Association for Free Expression (CAFE), Paul Fromm, believes that those who support the Holocaust do not tolerate any rational discussion of the subject and have turned the Holocaust into a religion. Following his defense of free speech, Mehr News Agency asked his opinion on why Western countries were so outraged when the Iranian president said that if the Westerners are sincere and believe in the Holocaust, why don`t t
News | Wednesday 04 January 2006
No permission needed to pursue peaceful nuclear activities: FM
Foreign Minister Manouchehr Mottaki said here Tuesday that sovereign states do not need permission to engage in peaceful nuclear activities. Speaking at a Cabinet-Majlis joint session, Mottaki said Iran`s nuclear strategy is based on both transparency and emphasis on rights guaranteed under international law. Referring to the bill laying down the next fiscal year`s budget and its importance in international relations, he said that the next bu
News | Wednesday 04 January 2006
British TV program uncovers Israel`s secret nuclear plans
The Israeli government plans to protest a BBC national program about Israel`s nuclear program. Dubbed ”Israel`s secret weapons”, the program mainly focuses on the international community`s double standards in dealing with Israel`s unconventional weapons, according to an article on Israel`s Haaretz daily. The program, to be aired next Sunday, shows that Israeli occupation forces used some form of unidentified chemical weapons on Palestinian civi
News | Wednesday 04 January 2006
Russia Under Fire Over Politically Charged Gas Dispute
Russia`s bitter dispute with Ukraine over natural gas supplies has had a serious spillover effect in Europe and has drawn a reprimand from Washington, which warned against attempts to use energy supplies as a political weapon. Urged by the U.S. and European governments to compromise, Russia`s state-owned monopoly Gazprom said late Monday it would increase the amount of gas heading for markets in eastern Europe, where some supplies have been af
News | Wednesday 04 January 2006
Bush breaks promise to re-build Iraq and cancels funding
The US government is not planning to continue funding reconstruction projects in Iraq, in what appears to be a major climbdown from the White House`s one-time pledge to build the best infrastructure in the region. According to officials cited in Washington Post, the Bush administration will not be adding construction funds to the $18.4bn (£10.7bn) it has allocated since the 2003 invasion. In future it will be up to other foreign donors and
News | Wednesday 04 January 2006
The Zionists ideology versus the Torah and Judaism
First, what`s ZIONISM ?- The word ”Zionist” originally comes from the 19th century and it refers to the people who wanted to create a homeland for Jews. But opposing the Zionists ideology is not opposing setting a homeland for Jews, but rejecting stealing the Palestinian lands. But ZIONISM now doesn`t stand for the simple concept of a homeland for Jews; it has turned into the violent, brutal takeover of Palestine, and the slaughter of Arabs,
News | Tuesday 03 January 2006
Ahmadinejad: Iran-India cooperation not against other nations development
President Mahmoud Ahmadinejad said on Monday that existing cooperation between Iran and India was not against development of other nations. He made the remarks during a meeting with new Indian Ambassador to Tehran Manbir Singh. Expansion and consolidation of ties with India is among the main principles of Iran`s foreign policy and there is no dispute between the two countries in terms of mutual interests, said the president. The Islamic Rep
News | Tuesday 03 January 2006
Iran ready to accepts nuclear projects to complement its own: Larijani
Iran on Sunday said it was ready to accept proposals for complementary nuclear projects from other states. Secretary of the Supreme National Security Council Ali Larijani made the disclosure during an exclusive interview with the Islamic Republic of Iran Broadcasting (IRIB). ”Iran welcomes all projects and proposals on nuclear cooperation from other states and is ready to conduct joint studies in detail,” Larijani said in his comments on Russ
News | Tuesday 03 January 2006
President terms reaction to Holocaust remark ”positive”: MP
A member of the Majlis National Security and Foreign Policy Commission said here Tuesday that President Mahmoud Ahmadinejad had assessed as ”positive” the global reactions to his remark on Holocaust. The Iranian president, during speeches at an international conference and during a visit to a southeastern provincial city, described the Holocaust as a ”myth” and suggested that those who sympathize with alleged Jewish victims be generous enough t
News | Tuesday 03 January 2006
Sharon to Scrap Roadmap, Annex West Bank
Israeli Prime Minister Ariel Sharon plans to scrap the internationally-backed roadmap peace plan with the Palestinians and seek Washington`s blessing for annexing occupied West Bank land, an Israeli daily reported on Monday, January 2. Sharon, who is running for re-election in March under his new Kadima party, would argue that Israel was justified in abandoning the peace plan and unilaterally setting borders because of the Palestinians` failure
News | Tuesday 03 January 2006
Iran ready to host `human rights` conference between Islamic, European thinkers
President Mahmoud Ahmadinejad said on Sunday that the Iranian government is ready to host a conference on `human rights` between the Islamic and European thinkers. Asked about dialogue on human rights between Iran and the European Union, he said that Iran is ready to organize a conference on `human rights` between thinkers from Muslim nations and European states in presence of Western media networks to be broadcast without censorship. The pre
News | Monday 02 January 2006
Israeli Arabs blast Israel, U.S.
Israel and the United States are working to create a crisis between Syria and Lebanon, an Israeli Arab Knesset member said. ”It is in the clear interests of the big spider, the United States, and the little spider, Israel, to create a crisis between Syria and Lebanon,” Mohammed Barakeh of the Hadash-Ta`al party said Thursday, according to Ha`aretz. He was speaking at a pro-Syrian rally in Nazareth that was attended by Israeli Arabs, Druse, othe
News | Monday 02 January 2006
Conference Educates Danish Reporters on Islam
Muslim activists, including award-wining British journalist Yvonne Ridley, are planning an international one-day conference for journalists in Denmark next March. The conference aims to address the ignorant and inflammatory portrayal of Islam in the media, raise awareness as well as help the Muslim minority in Denmark by providing them with support, Fadel Soliman, head of the Bridges Foundation, the organizer, told IslamOnline.net. He said th
News | Monday 02 January 2006
Experts highlight importance of nuclear energy in medicine
Growing use of nuclear energy and unbreakable link of the energy with the medical sciences have prompted the countries, owning the technology, to add to their revenues through discovering new applications of the energy, said a group of experts here on Saturday. The experts told IRNA that the countries having no such a technology too have to import them or send their patients to the developed states. Certain medical experts believe that extens
News | Sunday 01 January 2006
German ”belief interrogation” for Muslim Immigrants
A German state has said that Muslims applying to immigrate would be singled out for tougher questioning from January 1, in a decision blasted in Berlin as discriminatory. The interior ministry of the southern state of Baden-Wuerttemberg said in a statement Friday, December 30, that Muslim potential immigrants would face a lengthy interrogation including 30 questions on applicants` political and cultural views, reported Agence France-Presse (AFP)
News | Sunday 01 January 2006
UK Used Info Extracted by Torture: Ex-Diplomat
Former British ambassador to Uzbekistan Craig Murray has released secret Foreign Office memos showing that Britain used intelligence obtained by torture with the knowledge of Foreign Secretary Jack Straw, a British daily revealed Saturday, December 31. The first document contains the text of several telegrams that Murray sent back to London from 2002 to 2004, warning that the information being passed on by the Uzbek security services was torture
News | Sunday 01 January 2006
NATO Sources:US Threat to Attack Iran, Just a Bluff
The Bush administration is preparing its NATO allies for a possible military strike against suspected nuclear sites in Iran in the New Year, according to German media reports, reinforcing similar earlier suggestions in the Turkish media. The Berlin daily Der Tagesspiegel this week quoted ”NATO intelligence sources” who claimed that the NATO allies had been informed that the United States is currently investigating all possibilities of bringing
News | Saturday 31 December 2005
Western media react harshly to Ahmadinejad`s remarks on Israel
Following President Mahmoud Ahmadinejad`s remarks on the occupying Zionist regime, western media reacted harshly and hastily to the issue. Three anti-Zionist expatriate activists residing in Britain were asked to give their views on the issue by London-based IRNA reporter. One of the political activists, head of a civil institution called `Campaign for Solidarity with Palestine`, Gill Kaffash, told IRNA that the issue of `Holocaust` aside fro
News | Saturday 31 December 2005
Palestinians give `thumbs up` to Iranian president`s view
Palestinians share Iranian President Mahmoud Ahmadinejad`s view that Israel cannot co-exist with other nations in the region, said a senior Palestinian official Friday. Iranian President Mahmoud Ahmadinejad`s view is based on historical realities, the representative of the Popular Front for the Liberation of Palestine (PFLP), Mahir al-Tahir, added. At an international conference held in the Iranian capital Tehran in late October, Iranian Pres
News | Saturday 31 December 2005
US government running out of cash
Treasury Secretary John Snow has warned that unless Congress raises the national debt limit, the US government will run out of cash to finance its daily work in two months. In a letter to Senate leaders Thursday, Snow said the statutory debt limit imposed by Congress of 8.184 trillion dollars would be reached in mid-February and the government would then lose its borrowing power. ”At that time, unless the debt limit is raised or the Treasury De
News | Saturday 31 December 2005
Iran expresses satisfaction over India gas pipeline talks
Iranian Deputy Oil Minister Mohammad Hadi Nejad-Hosseinian and the accompanying delegation expressed satisfaction over their talks with the Indian side about Iran-India gas pipeline. At the end of two rounds of Indo-Iranian Joint Working Group (JWG) meetings on the project, Nejad-Hosseinian Wednesday told IRNA that the two sides discussed in detail the Iran-India gas pipeline through Pakistan and appraised each other of their respective positio
News | Thursday 29 December 2005
Election shows Iraqis reject secularism
Preliminary results of the parliamentary elections in Iraq indicate the ”Shiite alliance has taken a commanding lead,” said the English-language Kayhan International in its editorial on Thursday. The results, although not yet officially confirmed, spell disaster for Washington, which had supported the secular party led by former prime minsiter Iyad Allawi. Candidates backed by Shiite and Sunni religious groups under the United Iraqi Alliance
News | Thursday 29 December 2005
Palestinians Unite for Elections, Israel Continues Attacks
The Palestinian Authority and resistance factions have agreed to join forces for a successful legislative election next month as Israeli carried on Wednesday, December 28, with its air strikes on Gaza and further took them near the Lebanese capital Beirut. In a meeting with Palestinian President Mahmoud Abbas on Tuesday, December 27, Palestinian factions and the Palestinian Authority (PA) agreed to set up a steering committee chaired by the Pale
News | Thursday 29 December 2005
How useful is US propaganda in Iraq?
Experts say it might help, but almost three-quarters of Americans dislike the idea. In a USA Today/CNN/Gallup survey released just before Christmas Day, 72 percent of Americans thought that it was ”wrong for the US to pay Iraqi newspapers and journalists to publish and write stories about US efforts in Iraq.” USA Today reported earlier this month, however, that the US actually plans to continue with the program and expand it to other countries,
News | Thursday 29 December 2005

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