Index
of all archived news and commentary by month
April 2005
March 2005
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April 2005
Saturday, April 30, 2005
"Two Killed, Eight Injured in Two Cairo Attacks" (Tom Perry and Edmund Blair, Reuters/Yahoo! News, 2005/04/30)
"The Arabization of Europe" (Mordechai Nisan, The Jerusalem Post, 2005/04/30)
"The Autumn of the Autocrats" (Fouad Ajami, Foreign Affairs, from the May/June 2005 issue)
"England to Plead Guilty in Abu Ghraib Abuse Case" (T.R. Reid and Josh White, The Washington Post, 2005/04/30)
"Muslim US sergeant is sentenced to death" (Alec Russell, The Daily Telegraph, 2005/04/30)Friday, April 29, 2005
"Iraq Attacks Kill at Least 41; 3 GIs Die" (Thomas Wagner, AP/My Way, 2005/04/29)
"Anti-Semitism in East End election fight" (Yaakov Lappin, The Jerusalem Post, 2005/04/29)
"Muslim Group in France Is Fertile Soil for Militancy" (Craig S. Smith, The New York Times, 2005/04/29)¨
"A Crucial Window for Iraq: 15 Weeks to Pull Together" (John F. Burns, The New York Times, 2005/04/29)Thursday, April 28, 2005
"Iraq's Parliament OKs a Partial Cabinet" (Qassim Abdul-Zahar, AP/Yahoo! News, 2005/04/28)
"College Coarse" (Efraim Karsh, The New Republic, 2005/04/28)
"Freedom and Justice in the Modern Middle East" (Bernard Lewis, Foreign Affairs/RealClear Politics, from the May/June 2005 issue)
"Lebanon's Hope" (Amir Taheri, New York Post, 2005/04/28)
"Back to Syria -- And Beyond" (David Ignatius, The Washington Post, 2005/04/28)
"Iraqi Unit Brings Calm To a Rebel Stronghold" (Ann Scott Tyson, The Washington Post, 2005/04/28)Wednesday, April 27, 2005
"Iraqi MP Killed; No Government Announced" (Michael Georgy, Reuters/Yahoo! News, 2005/04/27)
"U.S. Figures Show Sharp Global Rise In Terrorism" (Susan B. Glasser, The Washington Post, 2005/04/27)
"US at least seizes Zarqawi's laptop" (Peter Grier and Faye Bowers, The Christian Science Monitor, 2005/04/27)
"Last Syrian Troops Pull Out of Lebanon" (Sam F. Ghattas, AP/Yahoo! News, 2005/04/27)Tuesday, April 26, 2005
"Lebanese civilians celebrate and dance..." (Jamal Saidi, Reuters, 2005/04/26)
"Debacle" (Norm Geras, normblog, 2005/04/26)
"Freed Iraq Hostage Says U.S. Report Insults Italy" (Paul Holmes, Reuters/Yahoo! News, 2005/04/26)
"U.S. Likely to Clear GIs in Iraq Shooting" (John J. Lumpkin, AP/Yahoo! News, 2005/04/26)
"Lebanon heads down road to democracy as Syrians go home" (Nicholas Blanford, The Times, 2005/04/26)
"Report Finds No Evidence Syria Hid Iraqi Arms" (Dana Priest, The Washington Post, 2005/04/26)Monday, April 25, 2005
"President Bush greets Saudi Crown Prince Abdullah at his ranch..." (Gerald Herbert, AP, 2005/04/25)
"Putin calls Soviet Union's breakup 'catastrophe'" (CBC News, 2005/04/25)
"Official: Zarqawi Eludes Capture; Computer Discovered" (ABC News, 2005/04/25)
"The forgotten Rachels" (Tom Gross, The Jerusalem Post, 2005/04/25)
"A dying lion that can still do harm" (Caroline Glick, The Jerusalem Post, 2005/04/25)
"Battle for Egypt's Future" (Jackson Diehl, The Washington Post, 2005/04/25)Sunday, April 24, 2005
"Why Israel will always be vilified" (David Aaronovitch, The Observer, 2005/04/24)
"Investigators resigned over oil-for-food inquiry 'cover-up'" (Charles Laurence and Henry Samuel, The Sunday Telegraph, 2005/04/24)Saturday, April 23, 2005
"Afghanistan woman stoned to death" (BBC News, 2005/04/23)
"Top Army Officers Are Cleared in Abuse Cases" (Josh White, The Washington Post, 2005/04/23)Friday, April 22, 2005
"Norwegian preacher kindles religious strife" (Jonathan Tisdall, Aftenposten, 2005/04/22)
"Moussaoui Says He Had Bin Laden's Approval" (AP/Netscape News, 2005/04/22)
"Moussaoui Pleads Guilty in 9/11 Conspiracy" (Pete Yost, AP/Yahoo! News, 2005/04/22)
"War Is Muted as Issue in Britain, but Not for Its Muslims" (Alan Cowell, The New York Times, 2005/04/22)
"Sept. 11 Suspects Go on Trial In Madrid" (Craig Whitlock, The Washington Post, 2005/04/22)
"Saddam's men strike back in purge that left river of blood" (James Hider, The Times, 2005/04/22)Thursday, April 21, 2005
"War Isn't Fought in the Headlines" (Thomas X. Hammes, The New York Times, 2005/04/21)
"Arab Bank funded Hamas, al-Qaida" (Uriel Heilman, The Jerusalem Post, 2005/04/21)
"Two U.N. oil-for-food probers resign" (Desmond O. Butler, AP/The Washington Times, 2005/04/21)Wednesday, April 20, 2005
"Hate mob attacks Galloway" (Paul Waugh and Flora Stubbs, The Evening Standard, 2005/04/20)
"Iraq 'hostages dumped in river'" (BBC News, 2005/04/20)
"Pope Benedict XVI: Enemy of Jihad" (Robert Spencer, FrontPageMagazine, 2005/04/20)
"Please don't call it terrorism" (Daniel Pipes, The Jerusalem Post, 2005/04/20)
"Stale Kofi" (Claudia Rosett, The Wall Street Journal, 2005/04/20)
"Reports reveal Zarqawi nuclear threat" (Bill Gertz, The Washington Times, 2005/04/20)Tuesday, April 19, 2005
"VOTE TODAY... BECOME KAAFIR TOMORROW!" (BBC News, 2005/04/19)
"From election launch to PR panic" (Dominic Casciani, BBC News, 2005/04/19)
BENEDICTUM XVI (L'Osservatore Romano, 2005/04/19)
"Dear Diary" (Efraim Karsh, The New Republic, 2005/04/19)
"Make the UN Stand For Freedom" (Per Ahlmark, RealClear Politics, 2005/04/19)
"Whither France?" (Barry Rubin, The Jerusalem Post, 2005/04/19)
"A Tenuous Mideast Spring" (Jackson Diehl, The Washington Post, 2005/04/19)
"The Grim Reaper, Riding a Firetruck in Iraq" (Steve Fainaru, The Washington Post, 2005/04/19)
"Moussaoui Planning To Admit 9/11 Role" (Jerry Markon, The Washington Post, 2005/04/19)Monday, April 18, 2005
"When George met Salam" (Brian Wheeler, BBC News, 2005/04/18)
"My name is wrongful quarry" (Melanie Phillips, melaniephillips.com, 2005/04/18)
"Two Ibrahims and Two Women" (Christopher Hitchens, Slate, 2005/04/18)
"Peace 'Irreversible'; India, Pakistan Soften on Kashmir" (Terry Friel and Kamil Zaheer, Reuters/Yahoo! News, 2005/04/18)
"Black Slaves, Arab Masters" (Andrew G. Bostom, FrontPageMagazine, 2005/04/18)
"Terrorism Tempers Shift to Openness" (Scott Wilson and Daniel Williams, The Washington Post, 2005/04/18)
"Hostages will die unless Shia flee their homes, say terrorists" (Oliver Poole, The Daily Telegraph, 2005/04/18)Sunday, April 17, 2005
"It’s not the end in Iraq but it is the end of the beginning" (Andrew Sullivan, The Sunday Times, 2005/04/17)
"We're Rich, You're Not. End of Story" (Bruce Bawer, The New York Times, 2005/04/17)
"Suicide by Secularism?" (George F. Will, The Washington Post, 2005/04/17)
"A New Power Rises Across Mideast" (Scott Wilson and Daniel Williams, The Washington Post, 2005/04/17)
"500,000 illegal migrants, says Home Office" (David Leppard and Robert Winnett, The Times, 2005/04/17)
"Ricin terror gang 'planned to unleash terror on the Heathrow Express'" (David Bamber, The Sunday Telegraph, 2005/04/17)
"Sunni Militants Take 100 Shiites Hostage" (Alexandra Zavis, AP/Yahoo! News, 2005/04/17)Saturday, April 16, 2005
"The Ward Churchill Notoriety Tour" (Matt Labash, The Weekly Standard, from the 2005/04/25 issue)
"Pro-Syrian Legislator Is Named Lebanon's Next Prime Minister" (Hassan M. Fattah, The New York Times, 2005/04/16)Friday, April 15, 2005
"Our Not-So-Wise Experts" (Victor Davis Hanson, National Review, 2005/04/15)
"Bush vs. Democracy" (Caroline Glick, The Jerusalem Post, 2005/04/15)
"Going . . . Going . . . Gone?" (Olivier Guitta, The Weekly Standard, 2005/04/15)
"The ricin fall-out" (Melanie Phillips, melaniephillips.com, 2005/04/15)
"Can Bush and Rice really be turning Washington all warm and fuzzy?" (Gerard Baker, The Times, 2005/04/15)
"Left on the wrong side of history" (Michael Costello, The Australian, 2005/04/15)
"Iraqis Find Graves Thought to Hold Hussein's Victims" (Robert F. Worth, The New York Times, 2005/04/15)Thursday, April 14, 2005
"Religious extremists an insult to our values" (Pamela Bone, The Age, 2005/04/14)
"The Bolton brouhaha" (Saul Singer, The Jerusalem Post, 2005/04/14)
"The ricin plot" (Melanie Phillips, melaniephillips.com, 2005/04/14)
"The chaos that allows a failed asylum seeker to stay and kill" (Philip Johnston, The Daily Telegraph, 2005/04/14)
"Asylum chaos left al-Qa'eda man free to plot ricin terror in Britain" (John Steele and Nigel Bunyan, The Daily Telegraph, 2005/04/14)
"Hamas militant adds ballot box to armoury" (Stephen Farrell, The Times, 2005/04/14)
"U.S. Man Held in Iraq Begs For Life" (Ellen Knickmeyer, The Washington Post, 2005/04/14)Wednesday, April 13, 2005
"Report clears U.S. in friendly fire incident" (Jim Miklaszewski, MSNBC, 2005/04/13)
"Four Cheers for John Bolton!" (James Taranto, Best of the Web Today, 2005/04/13)
"In Mosul, a Battle 'Beyond Ruthless'" (Steve Fainaru, The Washington Post, 2005/04/13)Tuesday, April 12, 2005
"The Muslim media's culture of death" (Shoaib Choudhury, The Jerusalem Post, 2005/04/12)
"An ambassador's lies" (Richard L. Benkin, The Jerusalem Post, 2005/04/12)
"Conservative Professors, an Endangered Species" (Daniel Pipes, New York Sun/danielpipes.org, 2005/04/12)
"Seeking Saudi Safe Haven" (Amir Taheri, New York Post, 2005/04/12)
"Woman walking with fiance murdered" (Khaled Abu Toameh, The Jerusalem Post, 2005/04/12)
"Iraq Insurgents Fail to Brew Chemical Arms" (Charles J. Haney, AP/My Way, 2005/04/12)
"The U.N., Preying on the Weak" (Peter Dennis, The Washington Post, 2005/04/12)
"Issue for Cardinals: Islam as Rival or Partner in Talks" (Ian Fisher, The New York Times, 2005/04/12)Monday, April 11, 2005
"Palestinian Authority Still Pushing Anti-Semitism in Textbooks, Israeli Minister Says" (Julie Stahl, CNS News, 2005/04/11)
"Sy Hersh Says It’s Okay to Lie (Just Not in Print)" (Chris Suellentrop, The New York Magazine, from the 2005/04/18 issue)
"Jewish MP pelted with eggs at war memorial" (Richard Alleyne, The Daily Telegraph, 2005/04/11)
"Europe's Apocalypse" (Daniel Johnson, The New York Sun, 2005/04/11)
"Liberal bias in the ivory tower" (Cathy Young, The Boston Globe, 2005/04/11)
"Afghan Women Prepare to Take Wheel" (N.C. Aizenman, The Washington Post, 2005/04/11)
"U.S. Commanders See Possible Cut in Troops in Iraq" (Eric Schmitt, The New York Times, 2005/04/11)Sunday, April 10, 2005
"Hezbollah Seeks Legitimacy" (Donna Abu-Nasr, AP/Yahoo! News, 2005/04/10)
"Millions Said Going to Waste in Iraq Utilities" (T. Christian Miller, Los Angeles Times, 2005/04/10)Saturday, April 9, 2005
"Bolton's the One" (William Kristol, The Weekly Standard, from the 2005/04/18 issue)
"In Baghdad, Shiite Cleric Stages Anti-U.S. Protest" (AP/The New York Times, 2005/04/09)Friday, April 8, 2005
"Mourners fill St. Peter's Square..." (Jerry Lampen, Reuters, 2005/04/08)
"Pope John Paul II Is Laid to Rest" (Victor L. Simpson, AP/Yahoo! News, 2005/04/08)
"Iraqi cameraman for CBS detained" (BBC News, 2005/04/08)
"A Terrorist Appeal to the Left" (Daveed Gartenstein-Ross and Erick Stakelbeck, FrontPageMagazine, 2005/04/08)
"Middle East mythology" (Caroline Glick, The Jerusalem Post, 2005/04/08)Thursday, April 7, 2005
"Indian Kashmiri Nasser Uddin (R) hugs his daughter..." (Mian Khursheed, Reuters, 2005/04/07)
"Rebels Fail to Stop Kashmir's 'Caravan of Peace'" (Y.P. Rajesh and Tahir Ikram, Reuters/Yahoo! News, 2005/04/07)
"Bomb in Cairo Tourist Bazaar Kills Two, Injures 18" (Jonathan Wright, Reuters/Yahoo! News, 2005/04/07)
"Annan: U.N. Needs Permanent Rights Body" (Bradley S. Klapper, AP/Yahoo! News, 2005/04/07)
"Iraq's new Kurd president sworn in" (AFP/Yahoo! News, 2005/04/07)
"Arabs Lift Their Voices" (Thomas L. Friedman, The New York Times, 2005/04/07)
"Suppose we knew Iraq had no WMDs" (Amir Taheri, The Jerusalem Post, 2005/04/07)
"Lord Ahmed's unwelcome guest" (Stephen Pollard, The Times, 2005/04/07)Wednesday, April 6, 2005
"A Kurdish boy wears a makeshift hat..." (Sasa Kralj, AP, 2005/04/06)
"The monstrous regiment of university teachers" (Melanie Phillips, melaniephillips.com, 2005/04/06)
"Kurdish Leader Named President in Iraq" (AP/Yahoo! News, 2005/04/06)
"Democrats of Mesopotamia" (Tony Blankley, The Washington Times, 2005/04/06)
"Iraqis in Accord on Top Positions, Ending Deadlock" (Edward Wong, The New York Times, 2005/04/06)Tuesday, April 5, 2005
"Saudi Forces Kill 14 Islamic Militants" (Adnan Malik, AP/My Way 2005/04/05)
"Ariel Sharon's Folly" (Daniel Pipes, FrontPageMagazine, 2005/04/05)
"Soldier Killed in Iraq Gets Medal of Honor" (Peter Baker, The Washington Post, 2005/04/05)
"Zarqawi Said to Be Behind Iraq Raid" (Ellen Knickmeyer, The Washington Post, 2005/04/05)Monday, April 4, 2005
"Baghdad - A gunman, left, shoots an Iraqi election worker..." (AP, 2004/12/19)
"Pulitzer Prize Given to Terrorists" (Rusty Shackleford, The Jawa Report, 2005/04/04)
"Three Cheers for the Bush Doctrine" (Charles Krauthammer, TIME, 2005/04/04)
"The California Suicide Bomber" (Daniel Pipes, FrontPageMagazine/danielpipes.org, 2005/04/04)
"Jihad Jane and the Jews" (Mike S. Adams, Town Hall, 2005/04/04)
"Syrians Promise to Quit Lebanon by Month's End" (Dexter Filkins, The New York Times, 2005/04/04)
"Iraq crisis ends as speaker elected" (Rory Carroll and Michael Howard, The Guardian, 2005/04/04)Sunday, April 3, 2005
"Terror Broker" (Sami Yousafzai and Ron Moreau, Newsweek, from the 2005/04/11 issue)
"Pak nuke scientist A Q Khan met Osama: Report" (Sify.com, 2005/04/03)
"Insurgents Attack Iraq's Abu Ghraib Prison" (Antonio Castaneda, AP/Yahoo! News, 2005/04/03)
"Don't be surprised by the UN's corruption" (Anne Applebaum, The Sunday Telegraph, 2005/04/03)
"Muscular Utopianism: I used to be a liberal interventionist. Now I'm a realist" (David Rieff, The Wall Street Journal, 2005/04/03)
"Daughter of the Enlightenment" (Christopher Caldwell, The New York Times Magazine, 2005/04/03)Saturday, April 2, 2005
"A statue atop the colonnade..." (Alessandra Tarantino, AP, 2005/04/01)
"Islam's grand wizard of deception" (Steven Emerson, WorldNetDaily, 2005/04/02)
"Mugged by la Réalité" (Olivier Guitta, The Weekly Standard, from the 2005/04/11 issue)
"The apparition in the Levant" (Fouad Ajami, USNews.com, from the 2005/04/04 issue)
"'Hell, No' - He's Not Exonerated" (Claudia Rosett, The Weekly Standard, from the 2005/04/11 issue)Friday, April 1, 2005
"A man looks at the top tier..." (Dia Hamid, AFP, 2005/04/01)
"Blast damages ancient Islamic monument in Iraq" (Reuters, 2005/04/01)
"Clerics Urge Iraqis to Join Security Force" (Sinan Salaheddin, AP/Yahoo! News, 2005/04/01)
"Don’t Stop Now" (Victor Davis Hanson, National Review, 2005/04/01)
"Syria and the New Axis of Evil" (Charles Krauthammer, The Washington Post, 2005/04/01)
"The Palestine problem" (Caroline Glick, The Jerusalem Post, 2005/04/01)
"Hamas, Fatah battle for soul of a town" (Matthew Gutman, The Jerusalem Post, 2005/04/01)
"Militants' Wild West Night Leaves West Bank Town Dismayed" (Steven Erlanger, The New York Times, 2005/04/01)
"Berger Will Plead Guilty To Taking Classified Paper" (John F. Harris and Allan Lengel, The Washington Post, 2005/04/01)
"UN approves Darfur war crimes trials" (AFP/Yahoo! News, 2005/04/01)
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