Gaddafi's Son Saif al-Islam was captured

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 Gaddafi's Son Saif al-Islam was captured

TRIPOLI, Nov. 19 (Xinhua) -- Saif al-Islam, son of former Libyan leader Muammar Gaddafi, was captured in Sebha in south Libya, an officer at the military council announced in Tripoli on Saturday.
Saif al-Islam has been on the run since forces of the National Transitional Council took over Tripoli in late August.
Saif is wanted by the International Criminal Court which issued warrants on June 27 against him as well as his father and Abdullah al-Senussi, former intelligence chief in Gaddafi's regime, on charges of crimes against humanity in cracking down anti- Gaddafi protests.

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Feeling Spring winds of change Arab , Israel douses sparks of Palestinian uprising

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AXcess News) Ramallah, West Bank - As a Palestinian statehood push gains traction across the globe, Israel is facing the prospect of a broader Palestinian civil disobedience movement that could put the Jewish state on the defensive.

Until now, homegrown demonstrations in the West Bank have gained little traction. A weekly protest in the village of Nabi Saleh today, for example, drew only a few dozen protesters and was quickly shut down by soldiers firing tear-gas canisters.

But with popular protest sweeping Arab neighbors through the Middle East, some believe that such small-scale protests could spark a broader uprising – one that would potentially involve Palestinian refugees in neighboring countries and their Arab supporters.

If demonstrators were unarmed, such a movement would shift sympathy to the Palestinians and further isolate Israel internationally.

"Israel is aware that times are changing, and the pressures a civil uprising can create are higher, and they are very interested in nipping it in the bud," says Jonathan Pollak, an Israeli activist who has been actively involved in West Bank protests.

Unrest on multiple fronts

Israel's army has faced unrest on multiple fronts over the past month. On May 15, Palestinians and their supporters mounted unprecedented border protests in the West Bank, Gaza, Lebanon, and Syria to mark the nakba or "catastrophe" of Israel’s independence............http://axcessnews.com/

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Speed Act Reaction by Libyan Army

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Speed Act Reaction by Libyan Army

Libya continues to hurtle down to the precipice. Amid fierce fighting and fantastic claims and counterclaims of Muammer Gaddafi and opposition forces, a humanitarian catastrophe is unfolding across the North African country. Proving his detractors right, Gaddafi has unleashed murderous force on his own people using all the deadly firepower at his disposal.

Even as the crafty colonel goes to absurd lengths to insist ad nauseam that he holds no position in the “people's republic” and that all his people “love” him, he spares no effort to annihilate the very same people. To top it all, he demands international help as he is — according to him — fighting Al-Qaeda and international terrorism.

And yes, also needed is, says he, an urgent UN and African Union probe into the ongoing “conspiracy against people's power”! While there has never been any dearth of Gaddafi's shenanigans, he seems to have broken his own stellar record of lunacy. Clearly, in the make-believe world that the Libyan dictator has built around himself, there's no place for ephemeral things like reality, reason and common sense. This is why it's not possible for him to see the stark writing on the wall.

While he is welcome to live in this phantasmagoria forever, how long can a tormented and terrorized people survive the nightmare that is Gaddafi's Libya? Hundreds of thousands of people have fled their homes and cities to flood the country's borders with Tunisia and Egypt desperate to escape the all-out battle for Libya. Tens of thousands of foreign workers from Africa and Asia have been caught in the crossfire, with most of them forced to flee with nothing but their clothes. Rights groups fear that close to 10,000 lives have already been lost in the regime's crackdown on the unprecedented people's revolt.

Pope Benedict XVI has joined the prayers being offered across the Islamic world, and beyond, for the safety and deliverance of Libyan people. The pontiff has called for rushing aid and all possible help to those affected. However, given the bloody chaos prevailing in Libya right now, it's not easy getting in humanitarian aid. Nevertheless, the world community must do all it can to help Libya in this critical hour. More important right now though is reigning in Gaddafi's hired guns and stopping the bloodshed. Given Gaddafi's desperation and utter ruthlessness in dealing with all dissent, it is critically important that the international community move fast to stop him.

While UN sanctions were doubtless the right thing to do, they alone aren't going to force the regime to fall in line. In fact, as the experience in Iraq and elsewhere shows, they'll only end up hurting ordinary people.

What is urgently needed for now is a “no-fly zone” restricting and preventing the Libyan jets and forces from targeting civilian population. The Arab League and the OIC have warned against foreign military intervention in Libya. Given the reprehensible record of Western military interventions in the Islamic world, these sentiments are understandable and justified. Indeed if the US and other Western players intervene in Libya, the situation could only worsen adding to the anger in the greater Middle East and beyond.

This is why the West and UN must tread cautiously in Libya. That doesn't, however, mean the world should stand and stare while a megalomaniac tyrant goes amok hunting and killing his own people as though they are animal. ........

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Senators Say Patriot Act Is Being Misinterpreted

By CHARLIE SAVAGE WASHINGTON — Two senators claimed on Thursday that the Justice Department has secretly interpreted the so-called Patriot Act in a twisted way, enabling domestic surveillance activities that many members of Congress do not understand.read more

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