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Anti-US Violence Spreads Across Mideast Region

Anti-American violence is spreading across the Middle East, with mobs rioting at US missions in Tunisia, Sudan and Morocco.

The U.S. Embassy has been attacked by a mob in the Yemeni capital of Sana'a. "Protesters" ripped down and torched the American flag.

New riots broke out in Cairo Wednesday night, into Thursday morning, less than 48 hours after a US Ambassador was killed in Libya.

Libya apologized for the killing of U.S. Ambassador Christopher Stevens, but its deputy minister blamed the U.S. for his death.

A suspected attempt at a car bombing near the US Embassy and Belgian Defense Ministry in Brussels led police to evacuate the area Wednesday.

US Ambassador to Israel Dan Shapiro and his wife sent Israel their good wishes for Passover during a tour of Meah She'arim in Jerusalem

The US blamed Israel for endangered American citizens in the PA-controlled areas of Judea and Samaria in a travel warning issued Friday.

Egypt's Justice Minister Hamid rejected a letter Tuesday from the U.S. Ambassador asking him to "review" a travel ban imposed on Americans.

Westerns powers are warning their citizens to get out of Syria while they still can. The US embassy heightened an alert Wednesday.

The US Embassy is warning its citizens to beware of more Palestinian Arab terrorism aimed at Israel's southern borders.

Palestine Today reports that an Egyptian Facebook campaign urges a raid on the American embassy if the US casts a veto on PA bid at UN.

Clinton says Syrian president "is not indispensable" after Damascus mob attacked US and French embassies.