U.S. President George W. Bush signed a bill Tuesday which removes former South African President Nelson Mandela from a U.S. terrorism watch list. Mandela and other members of the African National Congress (ANC) have been on the list because of their fight against South Africa's apartheid regime, which gave way to majority rule in 1994. The bill, passed the U.S. Congress last week, gives the State Department and the Homeland Security Department the authority to waive restrictions against ANC members. "He had no place on our government's terror watch list, and I'm

U.S. Defense Secretary Robert Gates spoke in Munich Conference on Security Policy he urged European nations to commit more troops in the fight against extremism in Afghanistan. He complained that the U.S, Canada and Britain are doing most of the "work" while countries as Germany, France, Italy aren't doing enough. Gates said global Islamic terrorism is a threat to them all and listed the recent terror act in London and Madrid and Nato members must share the burden of Afghanistan.Pardon the comparison but it looks like Dr. Frankenstein can't handle his monster. in the 70s the United

A suicide bomber killed 90 people and wounded 50 yesterday. The attack was aimed at the delegation of visiting parliamentarians in the northern Afghan town of Baghlan. Doctor Khalilullah said "The bodies of 90 people have been brought to the hospital so far and 50 people have been wounded," Five parliamentarians, including opposition spokesman Mostafa Kazemi, were among the killed.Police also said that among the killed there are women and children. Reuters

HERE!!the video of jerusalem's security and it's about last shooting in the streets of the city