News and Analysis (1/6/10)

Led by British MP George Galloway, protesters were denied entry into Gaza as Egyptian police threw stones and used water cannons to disperse the crowd …

… Meanwhile, Israel scores the first killing of 2010 in an attack on the southern city of Khan Younis:

An argument for freedom of choice, “If you can get on an airplane wearing a face veil, you can go to class at Massachusetts College of Pharmacy wearing a face veil”:

“’It’s gotten to be like the old whack-a-mole game, where we’ve hit them here, but they’ve just popped right back up over there,’ -  Judith Yaphe, a former CIA Middle East analyst”:

With the sidelined Nasser al-Bahri’s declaration that Yemen’s rehabilitation efforts have not diminished his admiration for al-Qaeda …

… Obama’s previous claim that closing Guantanamo would make US security safer is undermined by fear that that the Guantanamo experience may have prepped detainees to join or rejoin the re-assertive al-Qaeda:

Yar ‘Adua’s mysterious disappearance “has thrust the country into an immediate constitutional crisis”:

Utilizing a “passive defense”, Iran has essentially eliminated the effectiveness of a conventional military attack and left its opponents guessing as to the extent of their nuclear program

Imran

Minaret of Freedom Institute Program Assistant


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