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Full Story And Original Content. TrendPK.com Egyptian President Hosni Mubarak Has Warned Israel:Egyptian President Hosni Mubarak has warned Israel that it would earn the wrath of the Muslim world if it does not halt its settlement activities in the occupied lands, including in East Jerusalem. At a meeting with Israeli President Shimon Peres here Mubarak said that the Full Story And Original Content. TrendPK.com Egyptian President Hosni Mubarak Has Warned Israel:Egyptian President Hosni Mubarak has warned Israel that it would earn the wrath of the Muslim world if it does not halt its settlement activities in the occupied lands, including in East Jerusalem. At ... Read Full Story

Egyptian authorities have prevented a leading political dissident from traveling to the U.S., saying Friday that the conditions of his early release from prison do not permit him to travel abroad. Ayman Nour, freed on Feb. 18 for health reasons, was jailed for nearly four years after challenging the country's longtime president, Hosni Mubarak, in a 2005 election. He had been convicted of forgery in the vote, though he and his supporters say the charges were fabricated to eliminate him from politics. In a request to Egypt's general prosecutor, Nour asked for permission to travel to the U.S., but his claim was rejected, said ... Read Full Story

CAIRO: Egypt''s President Hosni Mubarak has stepped into a row with Algeria, vowing he will not tolerate the "humiliation" of Egyptian nationals abroad.The dispute was triggered by violence following football World Cup qualifying matches between the two north African Arab nations. Algeria won the crucial play-off, but each side has accused the other''s fans of attacking their supporters. The governing body of world football, Fifa, is investigating the violence. Media in Cairo says in a country where political demonstrations are usually heavily suppressed this is an unusual site and a further sign of how strained Egypt''s relationship with Algeria has now become. In the ... Read Full Story

CAIRO (Reuters) - Choosing a possible successor to Egypt's President Hosni Mubarak, 81, is not on the agenda for a ruling party conference this weekend, a party official said, despite silence on the issue fuelling speculation it might be. Mubarak, who has run Egypt for 28 years and will address the National Democratic Party conference that began on Saturday, has yet to say whether he will run in the 2011 election. His son Gamal, 45, a top party official, is tipped as the most likely candidate to lead U.S.-ally Egypt after his father leaves office, although father and son have denied such plans. Safwat ... Read Full Story

CAIRO (Reuters) - Arab League chief and former Egyptian Foreign Minister Amr Moussa did not rule out seeking the country's presidency in an interview that is likely to fuel speculation about who could succeed President Hosni Mubarak. Moussa, aged 73 and praised by many Egyptians and Arabs for criticism of both Israel and past U.S. Middle East policies, told Shorouk the next leader could also be Mubarak's politician son, Gamal Mubarak, 45. Moussa's comments, albeit vague, will add to speculation with the 2011 presidential election nearing. Mubarak, 81, in power since 1981, has not said if he will run again. The most common view ... Read Full Story