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[13 July 2012] Pakistanis angry at reopening US supply routes1 - English Anti-US and anti-government sentiment runs high in Pakistan following the government's decision to allow the US and its allied to resume shipping troop supplies to Afghanistan

[15 July 2012] Pakistanis continue protest against NATO supply routes reopening - English Islamabad's decision to reopen its routes for supplies to US-led forces fighting in Afghanistan has sparked countrywide protests. Major political and religious parties are mobilizing masses to press the government to reverse its decision. Pakistan Tehreek-e-Insaf party called for an anti-US protest in metropolis Peshawar. Thousands of people took part in the protest and denounced the government's move to boost US reinforcement in neighboring Afghanistan.

Hundreds of Palestinian women have staged a protest march calling on Egypt to reopen the Rafah border crossing to relieve Gaza suffering. PressTv Report.

[15 July 2012] Pakistanis hold anti - NATO rally - English Once again, there is a show of anger on the streets of Karachi; the southern port city of Pakistan. These people are marching towards the largest port of Pakistan to register their protest over the resumption of NATO supplies route. It was stopped last November because of the Salala incident in which two dozen Pakistani soldiers were killed by the US-led forces in Afghanistan.

[15 July 2012] Pakistan government kowtowing to US - English Pakistanis are in a long march protesting against Islamabad agreeing to reopen the border into Afghanistan, the questions many are asking: will this time make a difference and will Islamabad listen to the people's demands?

The temporary reopening of the Rafah crossing is not enough to meet the needs of the Gaza Strip\'s one-point-seven-million-strong population. Thousands of Gazans are currently stranded in the impoverished coastal enclave. Press TV\'s Ashraf Shannon reports from Gaza.

Palestinians in the besieged Gaza Strip have protested at the gate of the Rafah crossing with Egypt. They demanded the immediate and permanent reopening of it, which is the only border crossing with tiny coastal enclave bypassing Israel.