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Egyptian authorities are investigating absurd charges that a Vodafone commercial featuring a felt puppet contains coded terrorist messages:. Appearing on a television show on Tahrir channel on ...

Vodafone is being investigated by Egyptian officials on suspicion that it used well-known Egyptian puppet Abla Fahita to transmit a coded message to Muslim Brotherhood terrorists in a recent TV ...

The hand puppet appeared in a television commercial, ostensibly to pitch Vodafone’s cell services, but one Egyptian blogger detected a more sinister motive: A Muslim Brotherhood bomb plot. The ...

Our hearts go out to London -- but not to its mayor. London’s leader, Ken Livingstone, eloquently condemned the recent terrorist bombings. But in the past, he never seemed too concerned about ...

A puppet in a commercial has been accused of espionage. Amid a crackdown on dissent, many Egyptians are too scared of being branded spies or terrorists to poke fun.

“Iran is the puppet master” of Hamas, Hezbollah, and Yemen’s Houthis, FBI Executive Assistant Director of the National Security Branch Robert Wells said on Monday.

Terrorist Puppet. This article is from the archive of The New York Sun before the launch of its new website in 2022. The Sun has neither altered nor updated such articles but will seek to correct any ...

The Egyptian government has questioned a phone company accused of using a puppet in its commercials to spread coded messages about a terrorist plot. The Vodafone Egypt commercial shows talkative ...

"He was using like a puppet," said Nick Pecoraro, who claims the man appeared to be talking to the skull and showing it off to customers in the parking lot of a grocer store.

A puppet in a commercial has been accused of espionage. Amid a crackdown on dissent, many Egyptians are too scared of being branded spies or terrorists to poke fun.

American comedian Jeff Dunham is defending his 'Achmed the Dead Terrorist' puppet, saying the skeletal homicide bomber is most definitely not Muslim.