Links 24-25 April 2012

I'm off to Alexandria to eat some fish. And speak at Ecrire La Mediterranée, a literary festival.

• Knesset members celebrate latest E. Jerusalem settlement by posing on evicted Palestinian family's sofa
  Classy.
• The motives and consequences of legislative intrusion - Ahram Online
  Nader Fergany.
• Elections law under attack | Osama Al Sharif | The Jordan Times
  Don't expect Jordan's disappointing new election law to produce a better Parliament; activists despair
• Rare inside view of Syria’s rebels finds a force vowing to fight on | McClatchy
  Great reporting on the FSA.
• Sudan's Bashir, in Heglig, vows no peace talks as jets hit Bentiu in South Sudan | McClatchy
  The war is on.
• Is a Unified Yemen Possible? - Al-Monitor
• THE DAILY STAR :: Israel to start work on Lebanon border wall
  Nor surprising.
• Libya bans religious parties under new law
  Surprising.
• Tribal Governance and Stability in Yemen - Carnegie
• Arab Reform Initiative | Yemen after the Elections: A Fragile Agreement and a Complex Situation
• Maan News Agency: Clampdown on Palestinian media spreads to the Web
• Egypt comedian found guilty of offending Islam
• Ronald Searle Tribute: Secret Agent Searle
  British Anti-Nasser propaganda comics from '56.
• No justice from military courts in British activist's rape case | Egypt Independent
• Moroccan PM in rare criticism of king's entourage | Reuters
  About time.
• Lost in Transition: The World According to Egypt’s SCAF - International Crisis Group
• Dear Mona Eltahawy: You do not represent “Us”
  A pretty weak rebuttal to Tahawy's FP piece.