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Rallies on Western embassies
in Karthoum, capital of Sudan.
German embassy torched (right)
but no casualties among German
embassy staff. U.S. and U.K.
embassies targeted as well.
Pro-Islamic Hizbollah TV in Lebanon
and its news summary on September
13, 2012, can be found here: Rallies on U.S. Embassies and Consulates
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استمرار المواجهات في محيط السفارة الأمريكية في القاهرة احتجاجا على الفيلم المسيء للإسلام
Confrontations continue in the neighbourhood of the U.S. embassy in Kairo [as an expression of] protest against the film that is insulting Islam.
[Source: Al-Jazeera, Arabic TV, on September 13]
أوباما يتفق مع زعيم ليبيا على العمل معا ويتصل بالرئيس المصري
Obama [comes to] an agreement with the Libyan leadership on acting together and approaches the Egyptian president.
[Source: Reuters news agency on September 13, 2012]
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Editor's Note:
According to latest news from Germany's TV channel NT24, U.S. President "Obama has sent two destroyers to the coast of Libya".
That information should be seen as an expression of cooperation between America and Libya as both countries are not waging war with each other. Facing an outbreak of anti-American riots in Libya, related to an independent American film production, both nations should be interested in regaining normal relations with each other as soon as possible.
Egypt's president Mohammad Morsy, known for his background in the Muslim Brotherhood, only recently made the following comment concerning the holy figure of Prophet Mohammed. The prophet's "red line" or his "depiction in red" are probably hinting at the prophet's love-live that has been exploited in the notorious American film and subsequently raised furious displeasure among Muslims.
مرسي: الرسول الكريم خط احمر لا يمكن المساس به
Morsy: Tracing the venerable prophet in red is not possibly touching him.
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Meanwhile, anti-American riots have reached the Yemenite capital of Sanaa where protesters tried to get into the U.S. embassy (pictures below):
Now, I know where my pictures go .....
Two visitors from Brooklyn / New York using the same visitor access point to "blueprint news":
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