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Gouda, a retired obstetrician,has been ordered to return to Egypt by Nov. 1, despite claims that he will be persecuted and killed in that country.

The audit details concerns Canada's charities branch raised about the Muslim Association of Canada.

Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu vowed Israel would “crush and destroy” Hamas in response to its surprise weekend attack that has shaken the Middle East and the world.

Five families from Egypt claim the CBSA's actions are fuelled by "Islamophobia" and information provided by the Egyptian government.

<p> Images of dead children fan Syria's protests despite government attempts to blunt fury <p>BEIRUT - The images grow no less shocking with time — a gaping wound on a tiny skull, the hair matted with blood; a gunshot that pierced the skin of a small torso and went straight toward the kidney; and finally, </p>

<p> Syrian protests grow despite crackdown, Internet cut; 34 dead in town famed for 1982 uprising <p>BEIRUT - A Syrian city that was bombed into submission three decades ago after a crushed uprising became a new centre for protest and violence Friday, as activists said troops opened fire on a crowd of thou</p>

<p> Latest developments in Arab political unrest stretching from North Africa to the Persian Gulf <p>___</p> <p>YEMEN</p> <p>Yemeni President Ali Abdullah Saleh is wounded when opposition tribesmen determined to topple him hammer his palace with rockets in a major escalation of near</p>

<p> Young members of Egypt's Muslim Brotherhood launch separate political party, could be expelled <p>CAIRO - Several young members from Egypt's Muslim Brotherhood have launched their own political party to rival their group's own— a move that is exposing cracks in the influential Islamist organization.&lt</p>

<p> For defying group's ban, Egypt's Muslim Brotherhood expels 5 youth members CAIRO - A senior member of Egypt's Muslim Brotherhood says the group expelled five members who launched a separate political party. Helmi al-Gazar, a senior member of the Brotherhood, said Monday the five were expelled for founding</p>

CAIRO - Egypt's council of military rulers will not allow international monitors to observe upcoming parliamentary elections designed to move the country back toward civilian rule, a council member said.

AMMAN, Jordan - Riot police swinging clubs clashed Friday with dozens of pro-reform demonstrators trying to set up a protest camp in a central square, injuring at least 15 in the most violent confrontation in the Jordanian capital since March.

Thousands of demonstrators barricaded themselves in Cairo's central square with burned-out troop carriers and barbed wire Saturday and demanded the removal of the military council ruling Egypt, enfuriated after soldiers stormed their protest camp overnight, killing at least one person and injuring 71 others.

In an address, the U.S. President calls for democratic reform across the Arab world and for a two-state solution between Israelis and Palestinians.

Lawyers for the Montreal Police Brotherhood will be back in court Tuesday to quash a coroner's inquiry into the fatal shooting of a Muslim man in a central Montreal neighbourhood by a police officer in December 2005.

<p> Egypt's Muslim Brotherhood welcomes US offer of dialogue CAIRO - Egypt's powerful Islamist movement, the Muslim Brotherhood, is willing to hold talks with the United States, a spokesman said Friday, taking up an offer of dialogue seen as an implicit recognition by Washington that the group will likely hold </p>

TRIPOLI, Libya - Libya's first nationwide elections in nearly five decades brought hints Sunday of an Arab Spring precedent: Western-leaning parties making strides over Islamist rivals hoping to follow the same paths to power as in neighbours Egypt and Tunisia.

CAIRO - The faceoff between Egypt's new Islamist president and the old guard military sharpened Tuesday, with parliament defying orders to disband and the highest court slapping back at Mohammed Morsi in what has become an early glimpse into how he may flex his power.

RAMALLAH, Palestine - Alongside hundreds of millions of Muslims observing the sunrise-to-sundown fast of Ramadan, a minority in the community goes underground each year during the holy month, sneaking sandwiches and cigarettes when no one is looking.

CAIRO - A heavy metal concert has prompted a police investigation after an Islamist lawyer claimed it was attended by Satanists at a well-known cultural centre in Egypt's capital Cairo.

DUBAI, United Arab Emirates - The United Arab Emirates set stricter Internet monitoring and enforcement codes Tuesday that include giving authorities wider leeway to crack down on Web activists for offences such as mocking the country's rulers or calling for demonstrations.