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Is Bahrain the happiest place in the Gulf? Bahraini Mahmood Al Yousif challenges a newspaper claim in this post.

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And this post is simply what I think of her, after getting to know her.

If you liked this episode you might want to check out this list from UA Post 10 Ukrainian cartoons that will make your children smarter.

El Farra also describes life under siege in this post

Laith posts pictures from Amman, Jordan, in this post.

Palestinian Haitham Sabbah spells out his thoughts in this post.

Zeinobia, from Egypt, draws a link between them in this post.

Saleh Al Zaid (Ar) updates us about her condition in this post.

In this post we hear the latest from Gaza's blogs.

In this post one Saudi blogger gives his view of the situation.

Hassan Hamed is one of those people who is trying to use his Twitter account to counter claims made by the Egyptian media.

Journalist, Alkasim Abdulkadir ( alkayy) explained in this post

Blogger Amity briefs us about Yezidi Kurds in this post.

Another blogger, Al Qaed (the leader) shares his thoughts on Al Farhan in this post.

Lizardo from Bahrain complains about unemployment in this post.

Journalist Jeffrey Black visits Bahrain and notes his observations in this post.

This post is part of our special coverage of Bahrain Protests 2011.

This post is part of our Yemen Protests 2011 special coverage.

Note This blog post was translated in its entirety with permission from the blogger.

This post is part of our special coverage Syria Protests 2011 12.

Jordanian blogger Ebrahim Owais posts images of Jordan in this post.

Egyptian blogger Zeinobia says that aliens do not exist in this post.

Khalaf takes a look at the issue of illegitimate children in Jordan in this post.

Wassim laments the changing face of Damascus and Syria in this post,

Jordanian Khalaf discusses traffic laws in his country in this post.

za3tar, the organizer of the initiative, explained the purpose in a post saying

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Idil Jans, from Turkey, writes about electricity cuts and water shortages in this post.

Jordanian Ohoud claims that Jordan is exercising 'architectural censorship' in this post.

Zeid Nasser, from Jordan, discusses cyber terrorism in this post.

Bint Battuta in Bahrain debates the true meaning of blogging in this post.

Abu Aardvark discusses campaigns to free jailed Arab bloggers in this post.

And since pictures speak volumes, I will leave you with with just that in this post.

Jordanian Lulu shares one of the stupidest things she has ever uttered in this post.

Algerian Nouri shares his thoughts on Third World countries in this post.

Palestinian Haitham Sabbah has an update and videos in this post.

This post is part of our special coverage The Death of Osama Bin Laden.

In this post he compares the attitude of many Bahrainis towards work with that of the Japanese.

Najma from Iraq shares with us how she celebrated Eid Al Adha in this post.

Imshin, from Israel, discusses the relationship between Israelis and Germans and Poles in this post.

Jordanian blogger Qwaider posts 10 things bloggers should avoid in this post.

Truckers in Bermuda are staging a protest, according to this post at Vexed Bermoothes.