Want to help out. Here is a site for Sharm Relief.

SHARM EL-SHEIK - In his Old market coffee house, Mohammed Kamal serves up tea to his clients despite shrapnel in his thigh. Disc jockey Adham el-Mistekawi spun tunes in a club where locals turned out, determined to dance, drink and keep the energy alive in this resort stunned by terror attacks. Or as a […]

Those who perished in Sharm El-Sheikh may not be the only victims of last weekend’s terrorist attack. As foreign visitors are evacuated, the Egyptian tourist resort is said to resemble a ghost town; the tourism industry is being devastated, and thousands of local jobs are in jeopardy.
Tourism is one of the main industries in Egypt […]

President Bush condemned Saturday’s deadly attacks on Egypt’s Sharm el-Sheikh resort area, pointing to them as another example of the need for the international community to unify in the global war on terror.
Pre-dawn explosions rocked the popular Red Sea tourist playground, leaving at least 88 people dead and more than 200 injured, press reports said.
Bush, […]

Egyptian President Hosni Mubarak Thursday called for an emergency Arab summit in the Red Sea resort of Sharm el-Sheik.
The aim of the Aug. 3 summit will be to hammer out a joint Arab stance on developments in Iraq and the Palestinian territories, Mubarak told a meeting of political parties.
Mubarak said he discussed the […]

This general analysis of security in the Sharm region, failures and the sacking of officials is interesting in itself, but it also demonstrates that Al-Ahram is not nearly so much the puppet of the Egyptian Administration as western media sources like to point out. It seem to be a very frank and open discussion.

This is an interesting article with an interesting twist about globalization