"Arab Jerusalem", an independent Arabic daily newspaper, founded in London in April / April 1989. Printed at the same time in London, New York, Frankfurt and Ro…
不久之后,英国报纸《阿拉伯耶路撒冷报》(Al-Quds Al-Arabi)报道了以色列总理内塔尼亚胡与约旦国王阿卜杜拉会面,商讨 … blog.kdnet.net|基于3个网页 3. 阿拉伯文杂志 ...特万(Abdel-Bari Atwan)是伦敦一家阿拉伯文杂志(al-Quds AL-Arabi)的记者,他称,本·拉丹的追随者向他透露,在"基地"组织 … ...
The Arabic newspaper Al-Quds al-Arabi said Thursday it had received a claim of responsibility for the Madrid train bombings issued in the name ofAl Qaeda(search), the terror organization responsible for the Sept. 11, 2001, attacks on the United States. ...
"Arab Jerusalem", an independent Arabic daily newspaper, founded in London in April / April 1989. Printed at the same time in London, New York, Frankfurt and Rome, and is distributed in the Middle East and North Africa, Europe and America. Follow daily newspaper site on the Internet, hundr...
作者简介:Abdel Bari Atwan is Editor-in-Chief of London-based Arabic newspaper al-Quds al-Arabi. Born in Palestine, he has lived in Britain for thirty years and is a familiar face on UK and US television. He first interviewed Osama bin Laden in 1996....
"Other Qatar backed networks that were accused of incitement on official Gulf TV channels include Al Quds Al Arabi (Arab Jerusalem) newspaper which was founded in London in 1989, online Arabic news portal Arabi 21, the London based website Middle East Eye, the Arabic version of Huffington Post...
The original Arabic source for this declaration is the February 23, 1998 edition of the London based newspaper al-Quds al-`Arabi. After citing Qur’anic verses and hadith to support the legitimacy of his call to arms, Bin Ladin and the other signatories cite four well-known post-fo...
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Nassar does not stand alone in his dislike of Arab pop music. According to a report in the London-based Al Quds newspaper (July 23, 2005), Marcel Khalife leveled similar criticism against Arab pop music at a press conference conducted at the International Rabat Festival of Culture and Art....
Quds(Jerusalem),al-Carmel(after Mount Carmel),al-Nafir(The Clarion) andal-nafa’is al-’asriyyah(The Modern Treasures) and later, in 1911, the leading political newspaperFalastin(Palestine). Moreover, the press continued to develop under the British Mandate during which 220 Arabic-language ...