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The growing influence of Zionist rabbis in the IDF

The Week in the Middle East looks at the increasing religious influence on the IDF, follow Palestinians trying to leave the Gaza strip and examine what Barrack Obama has achieved in the Middle East.

Meet the Sheik of Al Aqsa
23/10/2009 - THE WEEK IN THE MIDDLE EAST

Meet the Sheik of Al Aqsa

Our weekly round-up of the news from the Middle East looks at the fraught relationship between France and Iran, and features a meeting with Raed Salah, the self-proclaimed defender of Islam's third holiest site, the Al Aqsa mosque in Jerusalem.
Brutal homecoming for Shiite Lebanese
16/10/2009 - THE WEEK IN THE MIDDLE EAST

Brutal homecoming for Shiite Lebanese

In this edition: thousands of Shiite Lebanese are expelled from the UAE for refusing to rat on their compatriotes; civilians get caught in the crossfire in Yemen's civil war; students at a Cairo university are divided over a proposed niqab ban.
How to smuggle a car into embargo-hit Gaza
09/10/2009 - THE WEEK IN THE MIDDLE EAST

How to smuggle a car into embargo-hit Gaza

In this edition: Israel's four-year old embargo on motor vehicles to Gaza doesn't stop cars from getting in; rebuilding Nahr el-Bared in Lebanon; why Iran's former president now seems to be falling in line.
02/10/2009 - THE WEEK IN THE MIDDLE EAST

Who really leads in Tehran?

In this edition: In Iran, the presidential election appears to have shifted the balance of power in favour of Mahmoud Ahmadinejad; in Iraq, the fight of the wounded is far from over; and Israeli scientists help West Bank villagers go green.
25/09/2009 - THE WEEK IN THE MIDDLE EAST

Abbas-Netanyahu, an ordinary handshake?

In this Edition: A body language specialist offers pessimistic insights into the handshake between Israel's prime minister and the Palestinian president; a report on Yemen’s forgotten conflict; and focus on Saudi Arabia's first co-ed university.

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