Will this increase or decrease the likelihood of terrorist actions in America, Europe and the rest of the world?

If you were a member of a family murdered in this conflict, would you be seeking revenge?

Should Tzipi Livni and Ehud Olmert, be tried for war crimes if or when this conflict comes to an end?

What will the price of oil be in 4 weeks time?

cynic
That's the first mention of arms with the shiites. All the reports have indicated unarmed protests. The video shows unarmed people as well.

"That was a precis. It came from several much, much longer sets of info. I thought it was quite short."

I suppose you thought your bible, "Mein Kampf" was "quite short".

Info ? Hatred ! Propaganda ! You don't know the difference.

Poor sad hay crapper.
Not an original thought in his head.
What sort of individual takes pride in spending his hate filled life copying and pasting internet propaganda.

LOL

I see your definition of a Zazi gets broader by the day.

The Rafah border crossing between Egypt and Gaza opened today.

i only reported what i had been told by someone who lives there ..... certainly most of the protesters appear to have been peaceful, but i doubt if all, but not of great importance either way

It could be important if they were armed from external sources as it might indicate ulterior motives. I know the Bahraini government claimed that weapons were used on state TV, but it looks like justification for opening fire. The Foreign Minister did a poor job of justifying the heavy hand. He said that shops could not open and the protests were affecting economic life.

of course there are "ulterior motives" for some, and external interference for sure .... nevertheless, there has to be underlying and overwhelming support from within for this sort of protest to be take place ..... the end result(s) across the region remain very uncertain, but for sure there will be great change, if not immediately then within a year or two at most

Israeli Soldiers kill Palestinian mother

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=yl6-ezZTlYc

Two Libyan fighter pilots have landed their planes in Malta after being asked to bomb protestors.

I'm astonished freddiefewbrains and the parrot haven't stated as a fact all the turmoil in the Arab world is an Israeli plot to divert attention from their latest flat building.

Seen all those maps in the papers of the Middle East and North Africa?
Look how tiny a sliver of land Israel is.
And fewbrains and his Nazi friend the parrot want Israel destroyed..............dream on LOL

what would be more interesting to establish is whether or not iran is truly behind all this turmoil, and if not iran, then who ..... assuredly it has all been coordinated from outside

I see. Not an Israeli plot, but maybe an Iranian plot!

LOL

does that mean that you concur that iran is most likely behind all this?

give him a chance to search the web for a ready made answer

Excuse me butting in but....................Last week it was announced that an Iranian aircraft carrier and one other Iranian ship had sailed from the Gulf bound for The Med via the Suez Canal......This has disappeared from the news until today, when we have four Iranian ships mentioned with one being a frigate but no reference of an aircraft carrier.

Also, two nights ago fighting also going on in Djibouti......French have small army of the Legion there. South end of red Sea Djibouti on west side and Yemen on east..........Since disappeared from news......... Scary!

I think the UK has some aircraft-carriers "spare" - but where should we sell 'em?

gumtree

Two iranian ships passed through the canal today. There was always just the two ships. I am not sure where the other reports came from.

The ships involved are the Alvand - thought to be a British-built Vosper Mark 5 class frigate - and a supply vessel, the Kharg, also British-built.

The Alvand, a missile-carrying frigate, was launched in 1968. It is an impressive vessel by the standards of the Iranian navy, but no match for comparable Western warships nor the sophisticated missile boats of the Israeli navy, our correspondent says.

Why don't you quote your sources, parrot?
Not that anyone would think you had a single original thought in your head, anyway.
It's the BBC, by the way.

I think it is very unlikely that Iran was behind any of the uprisings in the ME. The trigger was the guy who burned himself to death in Tunisia after being constantly arrested because he could not get a market trader's licence without paying a bribe. This led to the downfall of the Tunisian government after mass demonstrations.

In Egypt there was a planned demonstration in support of the guy who was dragged from an internet cafe last June and beaten to death for apparantly surfing web sites that were banned (Khaled Said). The demonstration had been planned for about a month and it turned out to be coincidental with the incident in Tunisia that led to the change of president there. The Egyptian demonstration became a lot bigegr than planned and it was confronted by the police. The rest is as played out on the media.