الجزائري مادين كوروغلي الطفل مادين صاحب السبع سنوات، يداعب الكرة بطريقة غريبة، جعلته محط أنظار العديد من الفرق الكبيرة ووكلاء اللاعبين وأكبر الماركات العالمية، وهو ما جعل مختصي اللعبة يتنبؤون له بمستقبل قد يكون أحسن من مستقبل زين الدين زيدان.

Algeria, a gateway between Africa and Europe, has been battered by violence over the past half-century. The Sahara desert covers more than four-fifths of the land. Oil and gas reserves were discovered here in the 1950s, but most Algerians live along the northern coast. The country supplies large amounts of natural gas to Europe and energy exports are the backbone of the economy. In the 1990s Algerian politics was dominated by the struggle involving the military and Islamist militants. In 1992 a general election won by an Islamist party was annulled, heralding a bloody civil war in which more than 150,000 people were slaughtered. An amnesty in 1999 led many rebels to lay down their arms. Violence has largely abated, although a state of emergency remains in place. In 2001 the government agreed to a series of demands by the minority Berbers in the kabylie, including official recognition of their language, after months of unrest involving Berber youths demanding greater cultural and political recognition. Algeria under President Bouteflika has won praise from the West for backing the US-led "war on terror". At home, many credit him with the return of security. But some campaigners say abuses by the security forces go on and rights group Amnesty International says allegations about the torture of detainees continue to be reported. Mr Bouteflika says he wants to tackle Algeria's economic ills, including high unemployment and a dependency on energy exports. A veteran of the war for independence from France, Mr Bouteflika was Algeria's foreign minister for 16 years until 1979. He went into self-imposed exile for several years in the 1980s to escape corruption charges that were later dropped. The real Power in Algeria is concentrated in the hands of the algerian's army with presidency and parliament considered as a rubber-stamping bodys.

Amgid meteorite crater is 450 m in diameter and the age is estimated to be less than 100,000 years and is probably Pleistocene. The crater is exposed to the surface(wikipedia)

Souad Massi, algerian singer/songwriter, has a golden voice and a sparkling talent. She has invented a delicately harmonious Algerian folk-rock backed by humanist and sensitive lyrics. Born in Algiers on 23 August 1972, Massi is from a family of artists. She knew she would be a singer from an early age. As a little girl with a strong voice she studied classical Arab-Andalusian music, music theory and universal classical music. These years of study have made her into a rigorous composer with a keen sense of instrumentation. The three albums Massi released between 2001 and 2005 were greeted by popular and commercial success. Souad Massi performs Bladi from her first album raoui at Angoulême in 2002.

Souad Massi performs Bladi at "Elysée Montmartre" on the 24th february 2007. Souad Massi, algerian singer/songwriter, has a golden voice and a sparkling talent. She has invented a delicately harmonious Algerian folk-rock backed by humanist and sensitive lyrics. Born in Algiers on 23 August 1972, Massi is from a family of artists. She knew she would be a singer from an early age. As a little girl with a strong voice she studied classical Arab-Andalusian music, music theory and universal classical music. These years of study have made her into a rigorous composer with a keen sense of instrumentation. The three albums Massi released between 2001 and 2005 were greeted by popular and commercial success

This is a compilation of the best Algerian footballers in year 2006. Here are the players and their number on the Algerian National Team 15- Karim Ziani (FC Sochaux - L1 France) 10- Rafik Saifi (FC Lorient - L1 France) 3- Nadir Belhadj (CS Sedan - L1 France) 14- Lazhar Hadj Aissa (ES Sétif - D1 Algeria) 7- Hamza Yacef (USM Alger - D1 Algeria) 9- Nourreddine Daham (FC Kaiserslautern - D2 Germany)

في سابقة هي الأولى من نوعها منذ بداية الحرب أول شريط فيديو لصاروخ من صواريخ كتائب الشهيد عز الدين القسام الذراع العسكري لحركة المقاومة الإسلامية (حماس) التى إلتقطتها إحدى كامرات المراقابة مدينة عسقلان الساحلية داخل الأراضي الفلسطينية المحتلة عام 48. و كذلك الأول من نوعه على اليوتوب. لم ينجم عن سقوط الصاروخ أي إصابات تذكر. A hamas missile Caught on camera surveillance landed in the city of Ashkelon this evening it's not known yet if it's a Katyusha rocket or a kassam's rocket. The Grad-type Katyusha missile slammed into an area in the city of Ashkelon, one of Israels largest cities, no injuries were reported. Katyusha rockets were widely used by Hizbullah to bombard northern Israel during the Second Lebanon War. They have already in the past been fired toward Ashkelon and Eilat, but have not yet come into wide use. The longer-range rockets place hundreds of thousands of Israelis under fire, in addition to those already living around Gaza The Izz-al-Din al-Qassam Brigades said that it would step up rocket attacks against Israel if the bombardment was not ended. "We tell the leaders of the enemy - if you continue with your assault, we will hit with our rockets further than the cities we have hit so far," a masked spokesman said in a televised statement. Hamas said on Wednesday that it would fight "until the last breath" if Israel sent ground forces into Gaza. "Israel will embark on a veritable adventure if it decides to invade Gaza. We have prepared surprises for them," Mushir al-Masri, a senior Hamas official, said. Ayman Mohyeldin, Al Jazeera's correspondent in Gaza, said that in the event of a ground incursion, Palestinian factions felt that they had the advantage, due to the preparations they have made over the past six months of the truce. "They say they have acquired new weapons, new munitions, new explosive devices and this is where they feel they enjoy more of an advantage in terms of the ability to face an Israeli incursion," he said. "They certainly know they can't compete with Israel's air superiority and that is why Israel has been warned against launching a [ground] operation here in Gaza."

The International Year of Astronomy 2009 is a global effort initiated by the International Astronomical Union (IAU) and UNESCO to help the citizens of the world rediscover their place in the Universe through the day- and night-time sky, and thereby engage a personal sense of wonder and discovery. Welcome it in algeria and in all the world......

It was the end for hundreds of unarmed civilians, including children. The Israeli military, one of the most powerful military forces on earth, has held the 1.5 million civilians captive within Gaza for years. Like the "dog in the manger," Israel has also deprived these civilians of the simple necessities of life, such as food and water. Still not satisfied with their under-reported atrocities against Palestinian civilians, not satisfied with the hunger, fear, malnutrition, misery, and slow death Israel has delivered to the Palestinians, not satisfied with the Palestinian homes, lands, and orchards Israel has already stolen from the rightful Palestinian owners, the Israeli interlopers have now ordered their massive military to bomb Gaza neighborhoods in a fierce attack that has today reportedly killed hundreds of civilians. Israel justifies their latest brutality by claiming that they cannot "tolerate" the homemade, sugar-propelled Qassam projectiles fired out of Gaza toward Israeli "settlements" such as Sderot. The fact, however, is that the Qassam projectiles rarely hit anything other than desert sand as was noted by Israeli Defense Minister Yaakov Toran. He stated, "We need to remember that Qassams are more a psychological than physical threat." Sderot is located upon the ashes of the former Palestinian village of Nadj. According to a book by Dr. Walid Khalidi, (All That Remains: The Palestinian Villages Occupied and Depopulated by Israel in 1948), the Palestinian inhabitants of Nadj were driven out of their village when this village was ethnically cleansed by Israeli settlers in 1948. Nadj is but one of at least 418 Palestinian villages that were ethnically cleansed by Israeli "settlers" who invaded Palestine from other countries and claimed ownership of Palestine. It is in sifting through these ashes of Nadj that we can begin to see a hint of the true reason behind the Israeli overkill, the Israeli frantic and brutal rage, and the Israeli racial violence against the Palestinians. Many are surprised to learn that the Palestinians are people who are without an organized military, without aircraft, without tanks, and without sophisticated weapons with which to protect themselves and their loved ones from the brutal Israeli military forces. Many are surprised to learn that, the Palestinians are refugees in their own country. The reason for the brutal rage against the Palestinians is rooted in international laws regarding the Right of Return of refugees to their homes. According to these laws, the Palestinian refugees must be permitted to return to their own ancestral lands or be compensated justly for what has been taken from them by Israeli force. The simple truth is that Israel, with its ever-mutating, Swiss-cheese borders, cannot remain in existence if this international law is enforced. Today, the scene in Gaza can only be described as horrifying as Israeli air strikes on the unprotected Gaza civilians have resulted in decapitations and amputations, hospitals overflowing with wounded, black smoke, screams and wailing from those who have seen too much and lost too much, and limbs, flesh, and blood scattered throughout bombed-out neighborhoods. This is "home" if one lives in Gaza and is forced to exist under the jackboots and gloved fists of the Israeli military. In the meantime, Israel's Foreign Minister, Tzipi Livni, who is perhaps the Israeli equivalent of a "hard-hearted Barbara Allen," has defended her "country" (which is still spreading like buckshot wounds throughout stolen Palestinian lands). She is the current mouthpiece asking, as Israel has always asked for the past 60 years, for international sympathy and support of its barbarian brutality. Israel is pretending to be the "victim" yet again while orchestrating another bloodbath. Perhaps it is time for the international community to finally show some sympathy and support for the limbless corpses and ashes Israel has again left lying throughout the civilian neighborhoods in Palestine that it continues to ethnically cleanse