Tensions after anti-Islam film show no sign of abating

Tensions in the Middle East - in response to an anti-Islam film - show no sign of abating.

Tensions after anti-Islam film show no sign of abating
Thu, 13 Sep, 2012 - 22:40

Tensions in the Middle East - in response to an anti-Islam film - show no sign of abating.

In Yemen, hundreds of protesters chanted "death to America" and managed to pull a gate down at the US facility compound.

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