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A Saudi farmer seeking revenge for the loss of his sheep chased two wolves for most of the day and killed them before hanging their bodies on a sign board in the area. Qayed Al Mutairi said he was determined to kill the two wolves after they devoured 18 of his sheep over the past few weeks. He told Sabq daily that he chased the two predators to the mountains by his four-wheel vehicle most of the day and shot them. “Mutairi then hanged the two animals at a signboard so other farmers and people will see them. This is...

A Saudi boy who found SR13,000 (Dh13,000) on the road returned the money to its owner and refused to be rewarded, a newspaper reported on Thursday. Majdi Al Rayani, 10, was riding his bicycle near his house in the southern Jazan province when he saw the man’s purse, which also contained personal documents. Mohammed told his father, who phoned the police and went with his son to return the money to its owner at the police station. “The man could hardly believe his eyes when he saw the money returning to him…he deeply thanked Majdi and decided to give him...

Put the blame where it belongs: The Arab world's crimes on the "Palestinians" The Arab nations keep the Arab-Palestinians and their descendants in squalor. They are denied citizenship rights. They are denied work. They are denied property. They are denied their human rights because they are and always will be a political football in the Arab campaign against Israel.How early did Arab leaders start their crimes on the "Palestinians"?How many times have you heard the term "Palestinian refugees" but never heard the full story behind it? or the the Nakkba, known-coined by "Palestinians" as a catastrophe was actually self inflicted by adhering...

Crowley: Excuse me Azzam, we do know that madrasas have been hotbeds of this type of activity where the individuals who are in control of the schools are getting funding from Saudi Arabia, from the Wahhabis, to preach this kind of violence and jihad. We know that for a fact. Tamimi: No, you don't know that for a fact. Crowley: Yes, we do. Tamimi: No, we don‘t know that for a fact. That is not true. And this is not about ideology, this is about people disgruntled with politics. There is a political crisis across the world in the Muslim...

<p>An American woman is free at last. But her kids are still Saudi prisoners.</p> <p>FRESNO, Calif.--In this lifetime there can be few thrills greater than witnessing a fellow American take her first steps in freedom. And so it was with Sarah Saga, a plucky American mother of two whose cause this newspaper championed when she and her children sought refuge last week in the U.S. Consulate in Jeddah. In what must be seen as a bittersweet victory, the 24-year-old Ms. Saga stepped off an airplane here this Tuesday night into the loving arms of a mother who's had to wait 18 years for that embrace.</p>