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What the US says, the UN says. By Rabea in the Saudi daily Al-Riyadh

"Since the majority of the community's youth are unemployed, it seems that their suppressed energies sometimes burst into committing abnormal actions." -- Nabil Omar, Al-Fagr

"This might be one of the most difficult titles in the 100-year-old history of Ahli." -- Hassan El-Mistikawi, Al-Ahram

"The regime describes the Muslim Brotherhood as banned while the people view the NDP as banned." -- Hamdi Qandil, Al-Masry Al-Yom

"Will Arab leaders meet the international challenge or wait for pre-made solutions to be delivered to th em from abroad?" -- Maamoun Fendi, Asharq Al-Awsat

"It is likely that Bush will soon declare the end of the 'new Middle East' show and stop using hollow terms like 'democratisation' and 'reform' after he paid dearly for using them." -- Rashed Saleh Al-Uraimi, Al-Ittihad

"The Arabs should not expect the US to stop vetoing any resolution against Israel even if it commits genocide -- and takes responsibility for it." -- Sultan Al-Hattab, Al-Rai