] Thousands of Arabs seething with anger about a heavy
] U.S.-led bombing of Baghdad protested for a third day on
] Saturday, amid concern the demonstrations could threaten
] stability in the volatile region.
]
] With live footage of the fiery explosions and burning
] buildings in Iraq beamed into most Arab homes, feelings
] are running high over what many consider a sinister ploy
] to dominate the Arab world.
]
] "Did you see all those bombs falling on TV? All the poor
] people? And for what? America wants to subjugate the
] entire region for the sake of Israel. They want to bring
] the Arabs to their knees," said 50-year-old Egyptian
] housewife Samia.
]
] Some analysts say the widespread and sometimes violent
] anti-war protests, from Arab states in the Gulf to
] Morocco on the Atlantic, have the potential to undermine
] stability in a region described by one expert as a
] "cauldron of discontent."