Middle East TV show based on singing content, is a platform for Arab Spring youth to express themselves artistically.

Christians in Syria find themselves damned if they support the regime of President Bashar Assad, and equally damned if they join the rebellion. With both the regime and Islamists looking to settle scores, the future looks bleak.

The PA prime minister's vision of a functioning, democratic Palestinian state was defeated by the realities of a new Middle East.

In a rare interview, Syria's President Bashar Assad threatens that the war supported by Arab states who are allies of the U.S. and Israel will spread to neighboring Jordan. If he steps down, he argues, al-Qaida will step up.

Israel has a rare chance to build a U.S.-coordinated alliance with the pragmatic Sunni Muslim states that have emerged from the Arab Spring – but the new coalition's lack of political will is likely to block this happening.

Egyptian President Mohammed Morsi calls Coptic pope to express regret over confrontation outside Cairo cathedral, promising an investigation into bring those responsible to justice.

According to AFP, hospital is treating Syrians wounded in civil war; IDF declines to comment.

The emir of Qatar is expected to raise $1 billion for the fund at the Arab League summit in Doha, but the Palestinians have heard it before.

Infighting and competing foreign interests have prevented the Syrian National Coalition from uniting behind its president, Sheik Ahmad Moaz al-Khatib.

The police are less willing to confront the people, who are still upset about beatings and killings during the revolution. Roughly one-third of Egypt has been hit by police strikes.