Sydney Morning Herald
The online video sharing site said that it was preventing "Innocence of Muslims" from being seen on its site in Saudi Arabia after being notified by the government there that the clip is breaking the country's laws. Google, YouTube's owner, has...
Los Angeles Times
Egypt 's prosecutor general referred seven Egyptians Christians living in the United States and Florida-based Pastor Terry Jones to court for trial on charges that they offended Islam in connection with an anti-Muslim film that has triggered protests...
The Age
AP Access to YouTube across Russia could be blocked under a new law that takes effect on November 1 if the site does not remove a video mocking the Prophet Muhammad, the country's communications minister said on Tuesday. The video, which sparked...
Saint Petersburg Times
Russian Internet users could face aYouTube blackout if avideo clip responsible forongoing protests across theMuslim world is declared extremist byauthorities, atop government official warned Tuesday. Jokes aside, but because ofthis clip, access...
The Daily Star
Seven Egyptian Coptic Christians living abroad and a U.S. pastor will be tried by a criminal court for insulting Islam over a film made in California which mocks the Prophet Mohammad, Egypt's public prosecutor said on Tuesday. The Egyptians include U.
Israel National News
02 Reported News Brief 9/18/2012, Tishrei 2, 5773 Nasrallah Threatens America over anti-Islam' Movie Hizbullah head Hassan Nasrallah has threatened the United States over the planned release of a movie, Innocence of Muslims, that many Muslims see...