Finally, Google announced that there Blogger is officially supporting the three main languages in the Middle East, Arabic, Farsi and Hebrew:
Millions of people around the world already use Blogger to participate in the wider Internet community. Blogging is a powerful way for people to publish online, reach a large and varied audience, and communicate with [...]

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More than 100,000 individual people read Sabbah’s Blog each month. Why have I set up this Facebook Group? Well, I’ve always wanted my own fan club . . . JOKE!
Seriously, from time to time there will be events on the blog which I would like to notify my readers of. You won’t be bombarded - [...]

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Cartoon Blogger Dave Walker has the answer on how to do it:

Cartoon by Dave Walker. Find more cartoons you can freely re-use on your blog at We Blog Cartoons.

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(By Latuff)

The following letter is self explanatory. Please read and act:
Dear Reader,
We @ thepeoplesvoice.org need your help! Anti-democratic forces have succeeded in making Google take us off its news list. It is important for web sites like ours to be listed there, so that more people will have access to alternative points of view, not [...]

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I was honored to know that my blog referred enough new members to join “One Million Blogs for Peace” project, and awarded a gift certificate, which means a lot more than it’s humble value. It means that readers if this blog are mostly “Peace Advocates“. So thank you all!
I promoted the project couple of time [...]

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By the time of writing this, there are over 308 blogs joined together on the fifth anniversary of the Iraq War, standing in opposition. By the sixth anniversary, their hope is to have 1,000,000 blogs united in the same purpose.
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By Gregory Levey
The Israeli government is deploying new tactics to deepen ties with American youth and evangelicals.
For the moment at least, the state of Israel has 553 friends. One of them is Leonardo DiCaprio.
The 20-something Israeli official who is showing me Israel’s new MySpace page, however, says she isn’t sure if the link to the [...]

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Web-savvy criminals have turned Israel into the world’s highest ranking source of malicious Internet activity per user, security experts have told The Jerusalem Post.
From July through December 2006, 9 percent of all such activity could be traced back to Israel. Taiwan came next with 8%, while Poland and the US tied at 6%, according to [...]

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As you all know, as a result of my server crash last week, I lost all the blogs and data hosted there.
Finally, after a week of sleepless nights to put things back, I managed to restore my personal blog (http://www.sabbah.biz) a couple of days ago, and last night Palestine Blogs Aggregator came back live in [...]

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Well, now it is official!
I wanted to post about this a week ago, but the technical problems kept me away from doing my daily business - blogging - which seems to be disturbing the U.S. State Department to a level that forced them to form a team to fight blogs speaking the truth about them [...]

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Thanks to everyone who asked and offered support to bring back Sabbah’s Blog back live! As you can see, I’m back after a very complicated issue with the server that hosts my blog(s).
The data center failed to diagnose an imminent hard drive failure, at the same time the data backups were failing and data recovery [...]

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Because ‘The Pen Is Mightier Than The Sword‘, Sileas, one of my favorite Palestinian blogs by the Izzi was hijacked by Zionist hacker gang and deleted.
Izzi is a gorgeous Palestinian blogger. Her words are smart, sharp and unavoidable, simply because they are true. Of course some Zionists don’t like her and what she do. Izzi [...]

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In less than four days since I first called for schoolchildren and teacher bloggers in the Middle East, more good news arrived in my inbox and I’m glad to share it with you all:
From: Crested School [projectknow@hotmail.com]
To: [haitham.sabbah@gmail.com]
Date: Wednesday, February 21, 2007, 9:45:35 PM
Subject: Great response!
Haitham Sabbah,
I want to thank you for publishing my email, [...]

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Are you a school student and you having a blog? I know that many of my friends (bloggers) are collage or university students, but I don’t know of any school bloggers, do you? (And by school I mean students who are 18 years old or less).
Why I’m asking is because of the following email which [...]

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More Updates Below! Mr. Blaschke joins the discussion online. Just got the fourth email. I’m starting to enjoy this.
Following my previous post today, I was expecting to get some rants and hate emails from Zionist and pro-Zionist, as always. However, this time the surprise came from U.S. Department of State.
Following email is self explanatory:
From: [...]

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This album is powered by BubbleShare - Part of Sabbah’s Albums
Graphic images of crimes present disturbing, yet factual documentation of what terrorism is, and here, I’m not talking about Al Qaeda terrorist acts only, but terrorist acts such as those committed by Zionists in Palestine and US and its allies in Iraq.
The graphic images [...]

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Here is an interesting one:

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So the highest daily posting volume last year crossed 2.5 MILLION post a DAY during July/August 2006. The reason is simple to guess as this Technorati analysis graph shows. It is Israel war on Lebanon. Oh yeah, the world can burn in hell and hardly anyone will care [...]

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This “cool tool” is all about the amount of Vanity Fair, GQ, and People Magazine covers I can score. No?
Ok, A-List Bloglebrity on the Internet, is all about the amount of link love you (I) can score. It is powered by Technorati records of the blog and some technical stuff, which I don’t [...]

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Nominations have opened for the 2007 Bloggie Awards (no, it’s not just another blog award*). Last year I was honored to be named a finalist in the “Best African or Middle Eastern Weblog” category, along with Baghdad Burning, Sleepless in Sudan, Mahmood’s Den and Subzero Blue. All terrific sites that I read regularly. The winner [...]

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Yesterday, Transparency International published the annual report, where it showed that most Arab states are among worst ranked (UAE - 31, Qatar - 32, Bahrain - 36, Oman - 39, Jordan - 40, Kuwait - 46, Tunisia - 51, Lebanon - 63, Saudi - 70, Egypt - 70, Morocco - 79, Algeria - 84, Mauritania [...]

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