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'Donkey rape' sparks tribal massacre in Yemen
Emirates 24/7 22 May 2012
Fifteen people were killed or injured in tribal fighting in Yemen after a male donkey chased an ass and raped it just near the house of its owner. Newspapers in Yemen said the owner of 
Suicide bomb kills over 90 soldiers in Yemen
Irish Times 22 May 2012
By MICHAEL PEEL
MORE THAN 90 Yemeni troops died in a suicide bomb attack in Sanaa yesterday, one of the bloodiest episodes yet in the deepening power struggle between loyalist forces and Islamist militants 
Gunmen toss grenade at home of Yemen info minister
Yahoo!7 14 May 2012
By Mohammed Ghobari
SANAA - Unidentified assailants hurled a hand grenade at the house of Yemen's Information Minister Ali al-Amrani in Sanaa, injuring one person when they opened fire as they fled 
Yemen to deport two arrested Belgians
Yemen Post 7 May 2012
Yemen will deport two Belgians who have been held for a month after they were arrested in Sana'a International Airport on suspicion of involvement in terrorism, Yemeni official said on 
Spate of attacks on unveiled women in Yemen
Bikya Masr 30 April 2012
By Chiara Onassis
SANA’A: Local residents in Aden told Bikyamasr.com that al-Qaeda militants in the region were now targeting unveiled women: harassing them, and at least one instance, physically abusing 
Muslim Persecution of Christians: March, 2012
Gatestone Institute 26 April 2012
By Raymond Ibrahim

The war on Christianity and its adherents in the Muslim world rages on. In March alone, Saudi Arabia's highest Islamic legal authority decreed that churches in the region must be destroyed; jihadis [holy warriors] in Nigeria said they "are going to put into action new efforts to strike fear into the Christians of the power of Islam by kidnapping their women"; American teachers in the Middle East were murdered for being Christian or talking about Christianity; churches were banned or bombed, and nuns terrorized by knife-wielding Muslim mobs. Christians continue to be attacked, arrested, imprisoned, and killed for allegedly "blaspheming" Islam's prophet Muhammad; former Muslims continue to be attacked, arrested, imprisoned, and killed for converting to Christianity. 
Yemen: Sharia Supporters Behead ‘Sorceress’
Jihad Watch 20 April 2012
By Raymond Ibrahim
According to the Arabic website Al Shorfa, an al-Qaeda affiliated group in Yemen, called Ansar al-Sharia (or the "Supporters of Sharia Law") beheaded a woman on April 11 for "practicing 
'Hamas, Hezbollah helping Iran in Yemen'
Jerusalem Post 26 March 2012
Washington believes that Hezbollah and Hamas are helping their backers in Iran to expand its influence in Yemen at the expense of Yemen's Gulf neighbors, the US envoy to Sanaa told pan-Arab daily 
Gunmen believed linked to al-Qaeda kill American teacher in Yemen
Globe and Mail 19 March 2012
By Mohammed Ghobari
Gunmen linked to al-Qaeda shot dead an American teacher in Yemen on Sunday for Christian "proselytizing”, and officials said government forces had killed a dozen militants in clashes and attacks on 
Al Qaeda says Yemen attack follows U.S. troop increase
Chicago Tribune 7 March 2012
By Ahmed Tolba
ADEN - The Yemeni branch of al Qaeda said Tuesday it attacked a U.S. intelligence officer after U.S. soldiers were sent to the country, whose new leader has vowed to fight the militant 
Al Qaeda Blamed for Attack in Yemen
Wall Street Journal 5 March 2012
ADEN, Yemen—At least 35 Yemeni soldiers were killed Sunday in an attack by al Qaeda-linked fighters that began with twin suicide bombings, medical officials said, continuing a wave of attacks 
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Are Germans becoming favored kidnapping targets?
Deutsche Welle 30 January 2012
By Monika Griebeler
An engineer in Nigeria, two tourists in Ethiopia, an aid worker in Pakistan: all are German nationals abducted abroad in January. The number of kidnappings have been rising steadily over the past 
'Islam Is Islam, And That's It'
Family Security Matters 25 January 2012
By Andrew C. McCarthy
The tumult indelibly dubbed "the Arab Spring” in the West, by the credulous and the calculating alike, is easier to understand once you grasp two basics. First, the most important fact in the Arab world — as well as in Iran, Turkey, Pakistan, Afghanistan, and other neighboring non-Arab territories — is Islam. It is not poverty, illiteracy, or the lack of modern democratic institutions. These, like anti-Semitism, anti-Americanism, and an insular propensity to buy into conspiracy theories featuring infidel villains, are effects of Islam’s regional hegemony and supremacist tendency, not causes of it. One need not be led to that which pervades the air one breathes. 
Qaeda militants seize Yemen town, Norwegian kidnapped
Reuters 16 January 2012
Al Qaeda militants have seized a small town southeast of Yemen's capital Sanaa Sunday in another setback to efforts to restore order after President Ali Abdullah Saleh formally handed over power 
Yemenis return to area run by Islamic militants
Times of India 16 January 2012
SANAA: At least 2,000 displaced Yemenis have returned home to a restive area in the country's south that has been under the control of al-Qaida-linked militants for more than seven months. Their 
Arab World Latest News: The New Politics of Morocco, Egypt, Yemen and Kuwait
International Business Times 2 January 2012
Months of protests and social change in many countries in the Middle East and North Africa have again reached a simultaneous boil, and the latest round of Arab Awakening events has seen elections, 
Islamic militants build haven in southern Yemen
The Seattle Times 2 January 2012
By Sudarsan Raghavan
ZINJIBAR, Yemen — In this remote, sun-blasted corner of southern Yemen, there's a battle raging that is as important to the United States as it is to this nation's beleaguered government. Each 
Former Yemeni diplomat's gets new hearing on refugee claim
Toronto Sun 15 December 2011
By Tom Godfrey
TORONTO - A former Yemeni diplomat who was initially refused refugee status after claiming to be an opponent of his country’s president is being granted an appeal. This follows the allegation that he 
Human Rights Watch urges Yemen to outlaw child marriage
Jihad Watch 9 December 2011
Resistance would be fierce because child marriage is defended with the example of Muhammad, the supreme model of conduct for Muslims according to Qur'an 33:21, who consummated his marriage to Aisha 



