Hundreds of female student in Saudi Arabia yesterday protested against low-action policies of admission in Tayef university.

Corruption in the universities admission system were protesting.
Protests was held  this Sunday, in 2August led to clashes between woman security forces of Tayf University and students protesters.      The conflict occurred in the day was the day of new students admission to the University .  University Tayf is located in the south of Mecca.

News of this gathering to protest released  by two newspapers  a Kaz  and Arabia Gazt .

This eyewitness newspaper Red Crescent officials have said that a woman by the security forces beating was located, have treatment.
Saudi Arabia completely bans the establishment protests and protest rally since the report has not been heard from women.
These students in university admissions policies, students and low-qualified for admission at the time application for the interdict are protesting.
University officials have rejected the charge.

GAZA, (PIC)– Hamas MP Dr. Atef Odwan has charged that the Israeli parliament’s decision allowing the privatization of Palestinian lands occupied in 1948 indicated the usurping nature of that “entity”.

Odwan, in a statement on Tuesday, said that Israel has displayed itself as a “colonialist, expansionist, racist entity that does not believe in human rights or international norms”.

The MP underscored that lands of the 1948 Palestine are owned by the Palestinian people, which they had inherited from their fathers and forefathers.

He said that the international community should assume its responsibility and adopt strong positions against the “Zionist policies that violate the Palestinians’ rights” amidst world silence.

Odwan appealed to the Arab countries to shoulder their responsibilities towards those repeated crimes.

He asked Fatah faction, which is currently holding its sixth general conference in Bethlehem, to re-consider its policy and to return to resistance.

The Israeli parliament (Knesset) on Monday endorsed a draft law allowing the private ownership of “state lands”, which would allow the transfer of ownership of almost 94% of Palestinian lands occupied in 1948 to Jewish settlers.

Millions of Iraqi Shias are these days in holy Karbala to celebrate the birthday of Imam Mahdi (pbuh), which accounts for this year on August 7, which is 110 kilometers far from south of Baghdad.

According to Russian Newspaper, Shia population set out to holy Karbala to celebrate birthday of Imam Mahdi (a.s), so that the other cities of Iraq are empty of Shia inhabitants. Shops and workshops are closed and their owners have gone to holy Karbala.

Shias widely celebrate the anniversary birthday of 12th Imam (a.s), who is hidden from our looks and in an unknown day he will appear to vivify justice, to annihilate oppression and to lead mankind from darkness and ignorance to light and God.

Meanwhile, millions of pilgrims go to Karbala on foot, despite the heat, fatigue and surfing their danger.

In holy Karbala, 55 thousand Iraqi police officers and army soldiers protect pilgrims, in order to prevent possible terrorist attacks, regularly in the days of the festival.

The Iraqi Al-Qaeda has warned that they planned a major terrorist attacks against Shia pilgrims during the festivities. The local police said that some al-Qaida activists recently detained and during interrogation they confessed that the terrorists intend to hold a series of terrorist attacks. They said that their aim will be tens of thousands of Shia pilgrims traveling to Karbala.

Saudi security forces have arrested five members of the country’s Shia minority for commemorating the birth of a revered Shia Imam.
The five identified as Abdullah, Hossein and Jafar Nasser al-Ali along with Hossein al-Hemad and Yousef Mohammad al-Shela were detained in the eastern Al-Ahsa region of the country, Shia online reported on Tuesday.
The men all in their twenties were detained upon the orders of the governor’s office for celebrating the birth of Imam Mahdi.
The 12th and last successor of the Prophet of Islam is believed to be the prophesied redeemer, who will bring peace and justice to the world.

Wahhabism, the hard-line interpretation of Islam that has ruled hand in hand with the al-Saud family since the kingdom was founded some eight decades ago, considers the country’s Shia minority as infidels.

Shias regularly complain they have been banned from working as officers of the religious police, teaching classes on religion, and a number of other jobs. Outspoken Shia critics have even been jailed.
The kingdom is particularly critical of the minority’s practice of celebrating the birthday’s of Shia figures and their mourning rituals.
Last year, the country’s top cleric Abdul-Aziz al-Shaikh deemed celebrating anniversaries, birthdays or mother’s day as against Muslim ‘righteousness.’
The Grand Mufti said celebrating such events would make Muslims like followers of other faiths including Jews and Christians.