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They neither carry weapons nor lay ambushes for soldiers in Iraq or in Afghanistan. But thousands of radical Islamists are waging a different kind of war from behind their computers, called "electronic jihad". These radical Islamic sites have sprung up over the past few years, specialising in the organisation and the coordination of concerted cyber-attacks against Israeli, American, Catholic and Danish websites.
The Latin patriarch of Jerusalem, a Palestinian, called on Monday on Middle East leaders to become "peacemakers" and condemned inter-Palestinian fighting, as the pope used his Christmas message to appeal for respect of the "dignity of children". In Asia, there were no immediate reports of violence that had been feared for the religious holiday.
Gadaffi's forces shelled Ajdabiya in Libya on Friday, as Nato expressed regret at the deaths caused by an alliance air strike on rebel tank
In the barren, rocky landscape of the West Bank in the northern Jordan Valley, Yossi Hazut and his family, expelled from Israeli settlements in Gaza, dream of reconstructing their Zionist dream. Last week, the Israeli government approved this site at Maskiot to become the first new Israeli settlement to be authorised in the occupied Palestinian territories since 1992.
A French project featuring a range of anti-piracy features, including sound blasts, has been unveiled at a shipping security forum in Nantes.
Gadaffi's forces shelled Ajdabiya in Libya on Friday, as Nato expressed regret at the deaths caused by an alliance air strike on rebel tank
They neither carry weapons nor lay ambushes for soldiers in Iraq or in Afghanistan. But thousands of radical Islamists are waging a different kind of war from behind their computers, called "electronic jihad". These radical Islamic sites have sprung up over the past few years, specialising in the organisation and the coordination of concerted cyber-attacks against Israeli, American, Catholic and Danish websites.
The Latin patriarch of Jerusalem, a Palestinian, called on Monday on Middle East leaders to become "peacemakers" and condemned inter-Palestinian fighting, as the pope used his Christmas message to appeal for respect of the "dignity of children". In Asia, there were no immediate reports of violence that had been feared for the religious holiday.
