A delegation of the League of Arab Students in Europe was present today with the opening of a new branch of the Starbucks enterprise in Antwerp, Belgium.

It is generally known that Starbucks supports the Occupation in Palestine, morally and financially. Annually, 10 percent of Starbucks' profit is channeled to Israel and its murderous army. Howard Schultz, the CEO of Starbucks has even been rewarded one of Israel's most decorated PR prices.

Fifteen years after the signing of the Wadi Araba Treaty, more and more Jordanians have come to harbor doubts about the rationale and political utility of that deal. In fact, it is much harder nowadays to find Jordanian politicians and journalists, not to mention ordinary citizens, who are willing to openly defend or embrace Wadi Araba. This is especially true in light of the escalating extremism and hardening positions of “Israelis”, from the top echelons of the political pyramid to the lowest recesses of the electoral base.

 الادعاء الهولندي يلاحق منظمة اسلامية لنشرها رسوما تشكك بالمحرقة

افاد مراسلنا ان الادعاء الهولندي قرر مؤخرا مقاضاة الرابطة العربية الاوروبية في مدينة انتيوربن البلجيكية على خلفية دعوى اقامها مركز اسرائيلي ضد الرابطة بسبب نشرها رسوما كاريكاتورية تشكك بالمحرقة.

وقال عضو المكتب السياسي للرابطة العربية الاوروبية ابراهيم حرساوي في تصريح خاص لقناة العالم الاخبارية الاثنين: ان الادعاء العام قرر ان يلاحق الرابطة العربية الاوروبية، مشيرا الى ان الملف الان عند المدعي العام، وسينتقل بعد عدة اشهر الى المحكمة التي سترى حينها قرارها النهائي في الملف.

When does freedom of expression cross the line to inciting hatred? 

On Tuesday Riz speaks with Abdoulmouthalib Bouzerda, the president of the Dutch branch of the Arab European League.

Riz Khan/Aljazeera at 20.30 GMT

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Yet another attempt by the Zionist entity to silence all the critical voices of the free people. Today, comrade Amani Ibrahim was arrested by the Zionist occupation in Haifa. We are still ignorant on the reason of her arrest. Amany is a human rights activist and a board member of the Arab Nationalists League.

On Tuesday the public prosecutor’s office ruled that AEL was liable to prosecution for publishing the cartoon, but no charges would be brought if the campaign group permanently removed the image from its website. Initially AEL appeared to have complied with this demand.
However, at the same time the public prosecutor’s office also ruled that there was nothing illegal about the publication of the controversial Danish cartoons depicting the prophet Muhammad on the website of anti-Islam politician Geert Wilders in 2006. Likewise, it decided that the TV programme Nova, which also showed the cartoons, had not broken the law.