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UN chief's dismay at suffering in Gaza
BBC Mon, 22 Mar 2010

The UN Secretary General has said families in Gaza are living in "unacceptable, unsustainable conditions" under the Israeli blockade.

Ban Ki-moon was speaking during a visit to an area damaged by Israel's offensive 14 months ago.

The UN has not been able to help with the rebuilding of such areas because of the blockade, but Mr Ban said the organisation still stood with Gazans.


U.S.-Israel row leaves clouds on opening day of AIPAC conference
HAARETZ Mon, 22 Mar 2010 06:11:53 GMT+02:00
WASHINGTON - Barbara Isaacson, 78, took the overnight train from Massachusetts to make it on time to the opening of the annual AIPAC conference in Washington. At one time she fought to gain exit visas for Jewish Prisoners of Zion in the Soviet Union, but now too she admits that the struggle goes on. ...
I was a cab for hire: Former British minister
PRESSTV Mon, 22 Mar 2010 09:32:04 GMT
A new scandal has broken in the UK as ex-transport secretary Stephen Byers has declared that he has been employed by firms to secure secret deals.
Stephen Byers refers himself to watchdog over lobbying claims
GUARDIAN Mon, 22 Mar 2010 09:38:11 GMT
Former cabinet minister asks parliamentary commissioner for standards to investigate allegations about his willingness to engage in lobbying
Ban on broadcasting parliamentary clips on YouTube could be lifted
GUARDIAN Mon, 22 Mar 2010 07:00:01 GMT
BBC is leading months of talks with Palace of Westminster A ban on broadcasting video clips of the proceedings of the House of Commons on YouTube could come to an end in the coming weeks after months of delicate negotiations between the Palace of Westminster and broadcasters led by the BBC. Existing rules forbid YouTube or any other website, such as a newspaper's, from embedding any clips of parliamentary proceedings – meaning that the only way to watch parliament online is via the news clips from the major broadcasters, live on the BBC's Parliament channel or the Westminster website. Officially the ban, which dates back to the introduction of TV in parliament, exists to preserve the copyright in the footage, which is shared between the Palace of Westminster and the principal broadcasters. But privately, MPs and broadcasters say that Westminster officials are afraid that people could "mash up" parliamentary clips to make MPs look foolish.
Israeli raid strikes Gaza tunnel
ALJAZEERA Mon, 22 Mar 2010 08:39:30 GMT
Fighter jets target southern Gaza following spate of Palestinian deaths in West Bank.
Egypt releases Israeli reporter
BBC Mon, 22 Mar 2010 08:39:58 GMT
Egyptian authorities have released the Israeli reporter arrested in the Sinai desert trying to cross the border.
Atlantic race duo beached on reef
BBC Mon, 22 Mar 2010 08:44:09 GMT
Two Cornwall rowers taking part in a transatlantic race are rescued less than one mile (1.6km) from the finish line in Antigua.
What the papers say
BBC Mon, 22 Mar 2010 08:27:29 GMT
A look at what's making the headline in Monday's morning newspapers.
Ritchie confirmed as candidate
BBC Mon, 22 Mar 2010 08:13:50 GMT
The SDLP leader Margaret Ritchie is confirmed as the party's Westminster candidate in South Down
Afghan insurgents in peace talks
BBC Mon, 22 Mar 2010 07:49:32 GMT
A delegation from the second largest militant group in Afghanistan meets officials in Kabul with a plan for peace talks.
Egypt frees Israeli reporter a week after arrest
INDEPENDENT Mon, 22 Mar 2010 07:46:27 GMT
An Israeli journalist detained by Egyptian border guards a week ago has been released and repatriated, the Israeli embassy said on Monday.
Warning of 'sluggish' UK recovery
BBC Mon, 22 Mar 2010 07:34:44 GMT
Economists at the CBI and Ernst & Young ITEM Club warn of a "sluggish" recovery in the UK economy this year.
'Netanyahu seeks US bombs for Iran attack'
PRESSTV Mon, 22 Mar 2010 07:13:33 GMT
As Israeli Prime Minister Binyamin Netanyahu plans a visit to Washington, a report says he will ask the US to release sophisticated bombs needed for a possible strike on Iran's nuclear sites.
Israeli jets hit south Gaza again
PRESSTV Mon, 22 Mar 2010 07:18:23 GMT
Israeli warplanes have once again struck the southern part of the Gaza Strip overnight, the military says.
Full text: Obama welcomes healthcare vote
BBC Mon, 22 Mar 2010 06:57:02 GMT
US President Barack Obama speaks to Americans on the change they will finally see after Congress approves his landmark healthcare bill.
Hospitals 'lacking 400 doctors'
BBC Mon, 22 Mar 2010 06:40:25 GMT
Hospitals in Wales have almost 400 doctor vacancies, according to figures obtained by the BBC.
'Death tax' to pay for increasing care costs likely to be shelved by Labour
GUARDIAN Mon, 22 Mar 2010 06:00:01 GMT
Andy Burnham still convinced that ageing population will have to do more to pay for their own future care Labour is likely to backtrack on plans to implement a so-called death tax to pay for long term care saying it will not introduce any definitive final reform in the next parliament. The intention is to take the heat out of the issue during the election in an attempt to reconstruct a cross-party consensus afterwards . The government is due to introduce a national care service in a white paper in the next few weeks, but appears to recognise that it is too close to the election to introduce a tax to pay for the scheme. It will set out a phased process towards a final reform allowing the electorate to look at the issue again in a further election. The decision is likely to be seen as a defeat for those arguing the government needed to take a bold approach in the face of repeated delay and evidence of a funding shortfall. A recent comprehensive Lords defeat over interim plans to provide free care at home for those 400,000 in need of intensive care has also complicated the issue. But the health secretary Andy Burnham remains convinced that Britain's ageing population will have to do more to pay for their own future care, either by having a means tested percentage of the value of a person's estate deducted when they die, or through some form of social insurance. There is concern in the cabinet at the prospect of the proposals being distorted as a fresh round of taxes by the rightwing media. They admit that a pre-election atmosphere is not the right environment in which to introduce major social reforms. Cabinet ministers have hit back at critics of the proposals saying that many of the elderly are suffering a dementia tax that is forcing them to sell their own homes to pay for the long term care. A previous Guardian report highlighting government plans to introduce a levy at the time of death led to the Tories publishing adverts warning of Labour's £20,000 death tax. A fragile cross party consensus between Labour, the Tories and the Liberal Democrats also collapsed amid recriminations over responsibility for the collapse. The Tories have compared the idea of a compulsory levy to the voluntary insurance system they propose, which suggests an optional, one-off payment of £8,000 at 65 to cover the cost of future care. Critics say such a scheme has no prospect of raising the cash, put at around £400m a year, necessary to keep pace with the demands of an increasingly elderly population. The white paper is likely to set out some transitional scheme including help for those in most severe need followed by a right to defer pensions to pay for care. The chief option is for the government to fund up to 50% of social care costs, with the remainder being paid for by a compulsory levy on the value of a person's estate. The Kings Fund has proposed the government paying £2 for every £1 paid by individuals towards their care costs. Economic policy Health policy Long-term care Tax and spending Labour Older people Patrick Wintour guardian.co.uk © Guardian News & Media Limited 2010 | Use of this content is subject to our Terms & Conditions | More Feeds
Healthcare reform vote: sweet victory for Obama | Richard Adams
GUARDIAN Mon, 22 Mar 2010 05:20:12 GMT
Winning the vote for healthcare reform in Congress last night showed that Obama was right to keep fighting Some myths got slain last night in Washington DC. For one thing, the Democratic party rediscovered its vertebrae and used it, for a change, to pass healthcare reform. For another, the myth that the US political structure is broken and cannot digest fundamental issues … well, it took a dent. Minutes after the final passage of the bills through the House of Representatives, President Obama got on with selling the reforms to the American public, going live on television despite the late hour. "This is what change looks like," Obama said, minutes before midnight, tying together his election promises of change with his commitments to reforming healthcare. "We proved that this government of the people and by the people still works for the people." Obama looked exhausted, having spent the weekend winning over House Democrats. Bismark's epigram equating the messy business of passing legislation and making sausages has been repeated so often during Congress's healthcare debate that US cable news viewers on Sunday night might have expected to see meat-grinders operating in Congress. But if there was any blood on the floor during the closing moments of the vote on healthcare reform, it came from the Republican party, whose members looked dangerously close to opening their own veins. There was John Boehner, the most senior House Republican, giving a splenetic harangue punctuated with "Hell no!", in place of summing up his party's case. Then there was the mystery Republican congressman who shouted "baby killer" at Democrat Bart Stupak when Stupak swatted away a Republican procedural amendment aimed at killing the bill. Stupak was a vital figure yesterday. It was his last-minute deal with Obama that led his bloc of conservative, anti-abortion Democrats to vote for the bill. That was why the Democratic leadership looked relaxed as the final vote approached. Shortly after 10.45pm, the floor of the House erupted into cheers as the 216th "yea" vote, the crucial casting one, sent healthcare reform onto the statute books and into the history books. Nancy Pelosi, the speaker, had consistently predicted that she would have the votes when it came down to it. Once again, Pelosi delivered, proving herself to be the best Democratic parliamentary manager since Sam Rayburn. At this rate they'll have to name a building after her. But since nothing is ever perfect in Washington, there's always room for criticism. They call it "Monday morning quarterbacking" in America – using the benefit of hindsight to sound insightful about the tactics that a team should have used. It's Monday morning and there will be plenty of quarterbacking going on over the healthcare reform vote last night, most of it fruitless. The key fact from last night's vote is not what the margin was or the procedure used. The fact that it happened at all that was the real miracle. "Tonight at a time when the pundits said it was no longer possible, we rose above the weight of politics," Obama said in his late-night post-vote address. A few weeks ago, the prospects for healthcare reform looked dead, after the Republicans appeared to be riding a backlash that won it the jewel of Ted Kennedy's old Senate seat. But two and a half months later and here we are: picking over a Democratic victory that remakes the US healthcare system. Let's not forget that this process formally began a year ago. In that time Barack Obama expended an unusually high amount of political capital in backing the legislation – more than Bill Clinton expended in his hand-wringing attempt to overhaul healthcare, and far more than George Bush in his ham-fisted attempt to remake social security. Obama has now surpassed them both in constructing domestic policy. Some argued that Obama shouldn't have attempted to reform healthcare in his first term, that he should have consolidated his power and that of the...
Infertility prostate cancer clue
BBC Mon, 22 Mar 2010 05:44:28 GMT
Infertile men may have a higher risk of developing prostate cancer, according to findings in a US study.
Merkel: Greece crisis not on EU summit agenda
PRESSTV Mon, 22 Mar 2010 05:17:06 GMT
German Chancellor Angela Merkel says that financial help for Greece is not on the agenda for this week's EU summit, claiming that Greece has not asked for help.
BA facing busiest day of strike
BBC Mon, 22 Mar 2010 05:10:18 GMT
Thousands more British Airways passengers face disruption as the cabin crew strike enters its third and busiest day.
Papers focus on lobbying claims
BBC Mon, 22 Mar 2010 05:02:03 GMT
Claims that three Labour ex-cabinet ministers offered to exploit their government connections for money dominate the morning newspapers.
Indians nervous after Kabul attacks
BBC Mon, 22 Mar 2010 04:39:34 GMT
Explosions and gunfire in the centre of Afghanistan's capital, Kabul, leave at least 17 people dead, officials say.
Answers sought on lobbying claims
BBC Mon, 22 Mar 2010 04:46:53 GMT
Opposition MPs will seek answers about claims by ex-minister Stephen Byers that he secured government deals for firms.
Modi fails to attend riot probe
BBC Mon, 22 Mar 2010 04:26:02 GMT
The chief minister of India's Gujarat state, Narendra Modi, fails to appear before an inquiry into riots in 2002.
India plane cracker probe begins
BBC Mon, 22 Mar 2010 03:56:00 GMT
Indian police launch a probe into the recovery of a firecracker in the cargo hold of a commercial airplane.
US House passes healthcare overhaul
PRESSTV Mon, 22 Mar 2010 03:40:52 GMT
The US House of Representatives has narrowly approved President Barack Obama's top domestic priority, the healthcare reform bill.
Pakistan drone raid 'kills five'
BBC Mon, 22 Mar 2010 03:43:39 GMT
Missiles fired by a suspected US drone have killed at least five people in north-western Pakistan, officials say.
Healthcare vote: Barack Obama passes US health reform by narrow margin
GUARDIAN Mon, 22 Mar 2010 02:49:20 GMT
In the annals of American liberalism, a (very) few years in our history stand out enough that the mere mention of the year summons a waterfall of images and emotions – 1933 means the start of the New Deal and the birth of modern liberalism, 1964 means the passage of the civil rights act, 1965 means the passage of universal healthcare for the elderly. Now, in the wake of this morning's narrow margin in the House of Representatives, 2010 joins that short list: the year we finally passed major healthcare reform after a century of trying. It is a monumental accomplishment. The story of that century of failure is a story of multiple plots and subplots, but at its heart the story is about the tension in American society between the individual and the community – whether we are just a loose confederation of individuals who should be left alone to pursue self interest, or something more than that, a community of citizens with mutual ties and obligations. I know that sounds awfully highfalutin and philosophical, but it's precisely what the healthcare debate, both the current and historic versions, has been about. Your average American thinks, I have my insurance coverage, so why should I worry about the loser who hasn't bothered to get his? For people who work hard and aren't exactly wallowing in spare dollars, it's a fair question to ask. But there is an answer to it, which is that in the long run, if coverage is universal and insurance companies face stricter rules, society will benefit, and your average American will benefit too, in the form of lower costs and better care. The problem, of course, is that most people don't believe that. There are many reasons for this, but a central one is that very wealthy and powerful interests have spent blood-curdling amounts of money convincing them that extending insurance to 32 million more of their fellow citizens (and yes, citizens only – not undocumented immigrants) will be at least detrimental to them and more probably calamitous. A record $3.47 billion was spent lobbying Congress last year. Not all of that was about health care, but a hefty chunk of it was, and the vast majority of it by corporations and associations that wanted to kill the bill outright or shape it to reflect their financial priorities. It's been those two forces – that deeply embedded philosophical resistance to the notion of a common interest, lashed to those billions from corporations whose oxen reform might gore – that have killed efforts like this one every time. The defeat of them is indeed a rare thing in American history. It did not, you may have noticed, come easily. The Democrats pulled it out in the end, but they – especially the Democrats in Congress – behaved abominably throughout this process. Dozens of Democrats – mostly moderates, but a few on the left, too – acted more like members of a small-town city council considering a zoning application than legislators considering one of the most momentous votes in recent American history. And while it's certainly true that a "yea" vote last night will prove to be a risky one for some members, and will cost a few of them their jobs, even that reality is no justification for the preening and fretting we've witnessed in these recent weeks, weeks they could and should have spent promoting the bill. Sometimes one had to wonder why some of these people are Democrats in the first place. Barack Obama, speaking to Democratic legislators on Saturday, sought to remind them of this, and he did so in just the philosophical terms I discussed above: "Something inspired you to get involved, and something inspired you to be a Democrat instead of running as a Republican. Because somewhere deep in your heart you said to yourself, I believe in an America in which we don't just look out for ourselves … but we also have a sense of neighborliness and a sense of community, and we are willing to look out for one another and help people who are vulnerable and help people who....
US House passes key health vote
BBC Mon, 22 Mar 2010 02:48:52 GMT
President Obama's healthcare reform bill is narrowly passed by the US House of Representatives, after a weekend of wrangling.
Obama stands on edge of revolution in healthcare
INDEPENDENT Mon, 22 Mar 2010
After a debate that has consumed US politics for nine months, the House of Representatives was last night poised to pass the most sweeping healthcare reform in nearly half a century – reshaping a hugely expensive and inefficient sector that accounts for a sixth of the economy.
Lebanese army fires on Israeli jets
PRESSTV Mon, 22 Mar 2010 01:45:10 GMT
The Lebanese army says it has opened fire on two Israeli warplanes that were violating the country's airspace at medium altitude.
Surgeon denies charges in court
BBC Mon, 22 Mar 2010 01:40:25 GMT
A US surgeon pleads not guilty to manslaughter at the start of his trial before a court in the Australian city of Brisbane.
Air pollution 'early deaths link'
BBC Mon, 22 Mar 2010 01:26:11 GMT
More could be done to prevent up to 50,000 early deaths a year hastened by air pollution, says a report by MPs.
Binyamin Netanyahu flies to US for talks with Barack Obama as killings raise tension in West Bank
GUARDIAN Sun, 21 Mar 2010 20:04:57 GMT
Israeli PM defiant on East Jerusalem settler homes • UN chief stresses suffering caused by Gaza boycott
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Palestinians shot dead by Israeli troops near Nablus
GUARDIAN Sun, 21 Mar 2010 13:49:13 GMT
Guardian sees x-ray of bullet lodged in protester's skull contradicting claims by Israel that live rounds were not used Israeli troops shot dead two Palestinians in the occupied West Bank today amid a new descent into violence. The two, who Palestinians claimed were detained while ploughing a field of olive trees near Nablus, were shot several times. Palestinian officials said both were 17. The Israeli military said they had tried to stab a soldier.
Experts warn against Israeli plan to use European rabbi for PR
HAARETZ Sun, 21 Mar 2010 16:43:51 GMT+02:00
European rabbis may become the latest addition to Israel's arsenal of public diplomacy tools, following Minister Yuli Edelstein's request this week that they act as "ambassadors." But authorities on Israel advocacy in Europe warned the plan could end up reinforcing tendencies to blame Jewish communities for Israel's actions. ...
Ban in Gaza: Israel's Gaza blockade causes unacceptable suffering
HAARETZ Sun, 21 Mar 2010 16:24:50 GMT+02:00
United Nations Secretary-General Ban Ki-moon on Sunday urged Israel to end a three year-long blockade of the Hamas-run Gaza Strip and called on Palestinians to heal their political rifts. ...
Mauritania severs diplomatic ties with Israel
HAARETZ Sun, 21 Mar 2010 15:34:34 GMT+02:00
Mauritania has fully severed diplomatic ties with Israel, the northwest African country's foreign minister said late on Saturday, completing a ...
Civilians die in Afghan attacks
ALJAZEERA Sun, 21 Mar 2010 12:32:08 GMT
Bomber targeting Afghan forces kills people marking the Nowruz festival.
Union urges BA board to intervene
BBC Sun, 21 Mar 2010 12:59:55 GMT
Unite calls on the British Airways board to resolve the increasingly bitter dispute between the airline and its cabin crew.
Israel to boost Arab towns' funds
BBC Sun, 21 Mar 2010 12:51:51 GMT
The Israeli cabinet backs an investment plan for Israeli Arabs, who have long suffered inequality and discrimination.
MPs targeted in undercover sting over cash for influence
GUARDIAN Sun, 21 Mar 2010 00:30:00 GMT
Former ministers said to have been caught on camera by journalists A group of MPs, including former ministers, have been targeted in an elaborate sting operation in which journalists set up a bogus lobbying company and offered to pay them in return for political influence. Among the politicians approached was Stephen Byers, the former cabinet minister and arch-Blairite, who was filmed describing himself as a "bit like a sort of cab for hire". He offered to trade Westminster contacts for £3,000 to £5,000 a day.
Labour takes on lobbying after MPs caught in sting over cash for influence
GUARDIAN Sun, 21 Mar 2010 10:31:22 GMT
Ex-ministers Stephen Byers, Patricia Hewitt and Geoff Hoon caught on camera claiming they could influence government
George Galloway MP General Election Fundraiser - Sunday 11th April 2010
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'Current Knesset is the most racist in Israeli history'
HAARETZ Sun, 21 Mar 2010 12:54:22 GMT+02:00
The current Knesset is the most racist Israeli parliament since the country's founding, according to a report published Sunday by the Coalition Against Racism and the Mossawa Center, which works to promote equality for the Palestinian citizens of Israel. ...
UN Chief visits Gaza amid Israeli siege
PRESSTV Sun, 21 Mar 2010 07:48:30 GMT
The UN Secretary-General Ban Ki-moon has arrived in the besieged Gaza Strip as part of his two-day tour of the Middle East.
Two Palestinians killed by Israeli troops after attack on soldier
GUARDIAN Sun, 21 Mar 2010 11:27:26 GMT
Israeli army says two people were shot dead after they tried to stab a soldier on patrol in the West Bank
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George Galloway's very popular and award winning radio show - the fastest growing radio show on the air waves. Today's radio show covers current affairs, especially pharmaceutical companies'...
George Galloway on the talkSPORT radio show Friday 15 January 2010 "The Mother of All Talk Shows"
SPIDEREDVIDEO Friday 15 January 2010
George Galloway's very popular and award winning radio show - the fastest growing radio show on the air waves. Today's radio show covers current affairs, especially whether banning extremist...
Dr. Norman Finkelstein at the University of Waterloo - Holocaust not an excuse for Israeli War Crimes
YOUTUBE 17 Feb 2010
Dr. Norman Finkelstein standing up to zionists using the Holocaust as an excuse for Israeli's War Crimes.

Clip is from American Radical: The Trials of Norman Finkelstein.
CCTV footage: The assassination of Mahmoud al Mabhouh in Dubai
YOUTUBE 16 Feb 2010
Dubai hunts 'Europeans' for Hamas murder
By Wissam Keyrouz (AFP) 4 hours ago
DUBAI — Police are hunting 11 suspects with European passports, including a woman, for the murder in a...
Civil Liberties in UK ? Video by cveitch
YOUTUBE 11 Jan 2010
Very funny, yet sickening view of societies "ills", and loss of liberty. Sadly the UK is a little worse off, than here in the U.S....So far.

I urge you to go to his page: His...
George Galloway on the talkSPORT radio show Saturday 09 January 2010 "The Mother of All Talk Shows"
SPIDEREDVIDEOS Saturday 09 January 2010
George Galloway's very popular and award winning radio show - the fastest growing radio show on the air waves. Today's radio show covers current affairs, especially how the Robinsons'...
George Galloway on the talkSPORT radio show Friday 08 January 2010 "The Mother of All Talk Shows"
SPIDEREDVIDEOS Friday 08 January 2010
Must Hear : George Galloway's very popular and award winning radio show - the fastest growing radio show on the air waves. Today's radio show covers current affairs, especially George's...
George Galloway Deported from Egypt: "A Badge of honour from a Tin Pot Dictatorship"
YOUTUBE 8 Jan 2009
George Galloway whilst attempting to coordinate humanitarian aid to the people of Gaza, is deported by the Egyptians. Thanks to SetFree who states "For those of you who say I only pick on...
Viva Palestina Convoy Breaks Siege of Gaza
YOUTUBE 6 Jan 2010
Al Jazeera Wed 06 Jan 2010 @ 1700GMT: First vehicle (C-11) crossing the Rafah border. 31d 07h 02m 26s from London.

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Robert Higgs on Economic Prospects for 2010 - EXCELLENT show about the audit of the FED, who pulls the strings and the interaction with the CIA
YOUTUBE 5 Jan 2010
"Freedom Watch." Robert Higgs, Senior Fellow at the Independent Institute, discusses economic landmarks of 2009, including the increasing demand for Federal Reserve transparency, and also...
Lowkey's new promo for "Long Live Palestine" song - Buy this track from the 3rd January 2010 to get this into the UK Charts!
YOUTUBE 3 Jan 2010
Lowkey's new promo for "Long Live Palestine" song featuring input from Tony Benn, Robert Fisk, George Galloway, Gerald Kaufman, Logic, Shadia Mansour and Victory produced by Simon...
George Galloway on the talkSPORT radio show Saturday 02 January 2010 "The Mother of All Talk Shows"
SPIDEREDVIDEOS Saturday 02 January 2010
George Galloway's very popular and award winning radio show - the fastest growing radio show on the air waves. Today's radio show covers current affairs, especially the Iraq invasion, and...
George Galloway on the talkSPORT radio show Friday 01 January 2010 "The Mother of All Talk Shows"
SPIDEREDVIDEOS Friday 01 January 2010
George Galloway's very popular and award winning radio show - the fastest growing radio show on the air waves. Today's radio show covers current affairs, especially media...
GEORGE GALLOWAY: OUT OF IRAQ - OUT OF AFGHANISTAN
YOUTUBE 1 Feb 2010
STWC
Blair attends the Iraq Inquiry - George Galloway reports
YOUTUBE 29 January 2010
Video shot outside Iraq inquiry the day that Tony Blair gave 'evidence'
Al Jazeera English trying to be Sky News : Viva Palestina Report on Al Jazeera English
YOUTUBE 29 Dec 2009
AJE's Sohail Rahman reports and discusses Egypt's decision to block the Viva Palestina Convoy from entering Egypt at Nuweiba. Includes commentary from Institute of Palestinian Studies' Mouin...
George Galloway on the talkSPORT radio show Friday 29 January 2010 "The Mother of All Talk Shows"
SPIDEREDVIDEOS Friday 29 January 2010
George Galloway's very popular and award winning radio show - the fastest growing radio show on the air waves. Today's radio show covers current affairs, especially Tony Blair's performance...
[Press TV] Egypt Bars Viva Palestina Convoy From Entering It's Territory
YOUTUBE 25 Dec 2009
The Viva Palestina Aid Convoy en-route to Gaza, has been prevented and blocked by Egypt from entering it's territory so as to provide aid and assistance to the people in the impoverished and...
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