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Haitham Sabbah

The following is an abbreviated translation from some of the Arabic-language blogsphere.
Music…
Amal, in her latest cartoon:
In this cartoon; a poor bleeding Palestinian child is begging from a wealthy Arabian man who seems not giving attention and busy listening to one of the most famous, yet currently the most seductive singer in the Arab world, Haifa Wahbi.
Quoting the late Ghassan Kanafani (a famous Palestinian novelist, revolutionary journalist and writer), Amal writes:
Speaking of the Wawa, Iyas and Laith has produced the Jordanian version of the Wawa song (MP3). On the other hand, Haitham wrote a funny quick tutorial of the Wawa and how to treat it supported by seductive photos of the famous singer, Haifa Wahbi.
Iraq…
During the past few days, an application form has been widely distributed in many cities throughout Iraq urging past Ba'ath party members to rejoin the Ba'ath party. A news report by Al-Basra Net said that the form was distributed among the Iraqi-Sunni's only.
Imad Khadduri disaffirm this news. He said:
Away from war and conflicts, Tara, loves life. She lists here some of the reasons:
Democracy…
In Kuwait; democracy is heading towards a new brink. This evening, the ‘Orange Protest‘ will go out in streets protesting the new government proposal to change the number of election zones.
The protests already started few days ago. On Tuesday, Zaydoun had a foreigner guest from Dubai who is in business trip to Kuwait. When he saw the protest in front of the Kuwaiti parliament during the day, he insisted that he would like to join the protest that was going to take place a the same night.
Zaydoun then said:
A lot of photos from the last few days protests can be found here and here. Note the font colors of the blog like many other Kuwaiti blogs, turned orange.
That was on the peaceful side of protest in the Arab world. The rocky one still continues at Egypt.
The government issued a decree banning street protests.
Wa7da Masrya post short press release by “Journalists for Change“, which says:
Ahmed is even more pessimistic. He publishes the Egyptian flag, but upside down and writes:
Zarqa Alyamama even call it occupation:
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