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Arab-Western Powers, Syria Crisis Major Threats to Palestine 65 years have passed since Palestine was occupied and the Zionist entity was established in the year of 1948. Long years of raids, massacres, arrests, killings and many other crimes committed by the Israeli enemy have passed.
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Is Nawaz Sharif’s victory really good news for India? |
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S. Nasrallah: We Support Syrian Resistance, We’ll Receive Game-Changing Arms Hezbollah Secretary General Sayyed Hasan Nasrallah declared readiness of Lebanese Resistance to receive any game-changing weapons the Syrian Arab Republic might offer, stressing that Resistance stands by the side of Syrian popular resistance until liberating the occupied Golan.
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Why Hezbollah ’Is Fighting’ in Syria? Media intimidation and exaggeration in talking about battles in which Hezbollah is involved in Syria, as well as the numbers of the fallen martyrs and the killed insurgents among the opposition groups, raised the following questions: Is Hezbollah really fighting in Syria? And why?... under which title? Do the combats have a sectarian trend that dragged the resistance, often warning of sedition?
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Five reasons why Hawking is right to boycott Israel As announced by the British Committee for the Universities of Palestine (BRICUP) and subsequently covered by The Guardian, Reuters and others, world-renowned theoretical physicist and cosmologist Professor Stephen Hawking has decided to heed the Palestinian call for boycot.
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Behind the Scenes: 3500 Militants Proposed Surrendering to Syrian Army 3500 fighters from the Takfiri groups and Syrian opposition militants who are under siege in Qusayr area- Homs sent many urgent messages and envoys to propose their surrender to the Syrian official authorities.
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Israeli Aggression on Syria: Paving Way for US Interference!? Two years on the global war against Syria, the US- "Israeli" scheme proved to be fruitless. Thus, a decision with direct military intervention seems to be adopted.
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The Shia street waiting: Syrian rebels' attacks on Shiites drag Lebanon into conflict |
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It is our religious duty to kill all Shias… in all of Pakistan, especially Quetta “It is our religious duty to kill all Shias… in all of Pakistan, especially Quetta, we will continue our successful jihad against the Shia Hazara and Pakistan will become a graveyard for them.” -A letter of intent circulated by the Lashkar-e-Jhangvi (LeJ) in 2011.
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I'm Muslim, and I hate terrorism I'm an American-Muslim and I despise Islamic terrorists. In fact, despise is not even a strong enough word to convey my true feelings about those who kill innocent people in the name of Islam. I hate them with every fiber of my being.
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US Muslims: Boston Attacks Un-Islamic An earlier Gallup poll found that the majority of Americans Muslims are loyal to their country and optimistic about their future in the United States.
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Senior US Advisor: "Iran's Leader is the Cause of U.S. Failure in Middle East" Aron David Miller, senior advisor to six US administrations has written an analysis of failure of policies taken by Obama in the Middle East and examined the causes and aspects.
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Has the Arab League Mortally Wounded Itself by Declaring War on Syria? Frankly, it never was much of a “League” of Arab states. And arguably it never really achieved a whole lot but two dozen lavish ‘summits’ offering inflated rhetoric, often calculated to assuage the Arab people about their central cause, Palestine.
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Catherine Ashton to step down as EU foreign policy chief by end of 2014 The European Union foreign policy chief has announced her intention to step down when her term in office expires at the end of 2014.
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Bowing to Iran’s right, sole way for US to escape dilemma: Analysis Two American political analysts say the US must recognize Iran’s legitimate rights to nuclear energy as the only solution for Washington to salvage itself from the existing dilemma.
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Assad: We Negotiate under Our Conditions, Battle in our Favor Under the headline “An Optimistic Panorama from the Syrian Regime’s Perspective; Assad Tells Visitors: We Negotiate under Our Conditions, Battle in Our Favor,” As-Safir newspaper said Syrian President Bashar Al-Assad’s visitors have cited a positive atmosphere in Damascus.
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All factors signal revolution in Saudi Arabia: Analyst The director of the Institute for [Persian] Gulf Affairs (IGA) tells us that the ongoing developments across Saudi Arabia signal the outbreak of a popular revolution in the near future.
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Obama trying to revive a false hope |
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The Qatari Project: “Destroying Saudi Arabia” The events of the Arab Spring and the variables that have happened in Iraq after invading it in 2003, which led to the fall of the dictatorial rulers, caused authoritarian and political vacuum, over which the States whose governments still hold the reins of power in it have competed and thus have turned into powerful States.
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Hazara Shia hounded in Pakistan More than 180 Hazara Shia have been killed since January in what they say is an atmosphere of impunity and hatred.
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What Can Muslim Men Learn From A Hijabi Mayor? When delving into the history of Islam, we find that women have always played a great role in society.
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Saudi Arabia, Qatar Proved to Arm Syria Rebels The electronic Syrian Army received a document proving that Qatar, Saudi Arabia, Lebanese former Prime Minister Saad Hariri, and Lebanese MP Oqab Saqr are involved in arming the so-called Syrian opposition.
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Israel instructs Obama: “Iranian and Syrian Sanctions are Not Painful Enough!” On 3/26/2013 Iran is expected to meet other world powers in Astana, Kazakhstan to discuss its nuclear program. Discussions that the occupiers of Palestine fervently hope will not be successful. It is toward this end that their key demand this week to the US Congress, the White House and the European Union is “to cast responsibility on the Iranians by blaming them for the talks’ failure in the clearest terms possible.”
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A new sectarian plot against Iraq? Are the same forces that promote a sectarian conflict in Syria trying to do the same in Iraq? Since the fall of Saddam Hussein´s dictatorship, the enemies of Iraq have taken advantage of the complexities of the Iraqi society –made up by different political, ethnic and religious components- in order to fuel sectarian conflicts.
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Consequences of terrorism support in Syrian distressing Saudi Arabia Is Saudi Arabia renewing its ties with Syria? Why did Saudi Arabian Minister of Foreign Affairs, after 22 months of hostile positioning to Syria, demand political solution for the crisis and why did the country’s major Mufti ban the young Saudi Arabians from going to Syria for Jihad?
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