Wednesday, August 3, 2011
Mid-East Leaders' attachmentsTo The Seat of Power. By:Marwan Arikat
1982, The Year of Arab Catastrophes. By: Marwan Arikat
1982, The Year of Arab Catastrophes. By: Marwan Arikat
1982, The Year of Arab Catastrophes. By: Marwan Arikat
1982, The Year of Arab Catastrophes. By: Marwan Arikat
Friday, June 24, 2011
Assad's Worst Nightmare
Friday, June 10, 2011
How The Saudi Monarchy Betrayed The (Salafist) Abd Al-Wahhab and crushed "Wahabism"!
Just because they are rumors, does not make them lies!
Just because they are rumors, does not make them lies!
Saturday, May 28, 2011
“And The Rowaibeidah Have spoken”
"And The Rowaibeidah Have spoken"
Sunday, February 27, 2011
Libyans vs. Gaddafi
Monday, February 21, 2011
Mid-East Leaders' Attachments To The Ruling Seat
Sunday, February 20, 2011
The Revolution Of Manama And The Secret Saudi War Against The Shiites
Saturday, February 19, 2011
The Revolution Of Manama And The Secret Saudi War Against The Shiites
Tuesday, February 1, 2011
Syrian Facebook Pages Calling for Demonstrations on Friday, Saturday, February4&5
Syrian Facebook Pages Calling for Demonstrations on Friday, Saturday, February4+5
Monday, January 31, 2011
Jordan's Day of Rage Jan 15
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![]() AMMONNEWS - Residents of the two governorates of Ma'an and Tafileh in southern Jordan avoided participation in the massive protests that stirred in the streets of major cities and towns throughout the Kingdom on Friday, in what was called 'Jordan's Day of Rage.' Local tribal leaders and populist figures had urged the residents of the two governorates to avoid storming to the streets in protest "because of the extraordinary circumstances in Ma'an and Tafileh," in reference to the violence and riots there in the past few weeks following the death of several people in fights there. Local leaders noted that they feared demonstrations would turn violent, and go against the demands of protest organizers that demonstrations should be peaceful. Thousands of Jordanians protested in various towns and cities on Friday afternoon against soaring prices, unemployment, and difficult economic conditions, and called on Prime Minister Samir Rifai's government to step-down. Several protests also witnessed chants and slogans against the parliament, which had granted Rifai's government a record 111 vote-of-confidence out of a total of 119 MPs. |
Friday, January 28, 2011
Erekat's Quote Of The Day
Thursday, January 27, 2011
The Palestinian Papers: Erekat's contempt for Islamic Charities
The Palestinian Papers: Erekat's contempt for Hamas
Wednesday, January 26, 2011
Erekat's Quote Of The Day
Yossi Gal: Between jogging?
Erekat: No, no, lying, lying. I was in Cairo, I was in Jordan, I was in America. Everybody is asking me what is going on Israel, what is Olmert going to do?
Gal: And you are telling everyone we are on the verge of success.
Erekat: And I always tell them this is an internal Israeli matter, a domestic Israeli matter and I keep lying. If somebody sneezed in Tel-Aviv, I get the flu in Jericho, and I have to lie. So that’s my last week- all lies.
Gal: As a professor of negotiations, you know that white lies are allowed now and then.
Erekat: I’m not complaining, I’m admitting – and sometimes I don’t feel like lying.
Gal: Well, around this table we won’t be lying.
Monday, January 24, 2011
War Of The Leaks
Wikileaks responds to Aljazeera’s Palestinian Papers with the Israeli leaks:Here is a sample of a wikileak discussing what Fayyad is saying to the Israelis and the US about the PA’s crackdown on the resistance movements in Jenin and Nablus:
The culture of violence in Palestinian society is waning, PM Fayyad said, and “the PA has responded to the public’s need for security despite the abuse we have suffered from (Palestinian) extremists.” Fayyad said Israeli Defense Minister Barak has not delivered on positive comments in their meetings with Secretary Rice. He said there are more obstacles to movement in the West Bank than ever before, and more incursions in Nablus and Jenin than before the PA’s security campaigns. He said the GOI should work with the PA on prisoner releases rather than only freeing prisoners for Hamas and Hizbullah
Sunday, January 23, 2011
Palestinian leaders weak – and increasingly desperate
Palestinian leaders weak – and increasingly desperate
Lebanon's Sunni religious leaders warn Hezbollah not to ignore their sect's opinion
Friday, January 21, 2011
Lawyers condemn 'abuse' of suspected WikiLeaker Bradley Manning
Lawyers condemn 'abuse' of suspected WikiLeaker Bradley Manning
Free Bradley Manning-The Wikileaks Whistle Blower
Thursday, January 20, 2011
No Change in Jordan's Torture Policy
No change in Jordan's torture policy
Or as HRW put it: Torture, which independent prison inspections conducted by the United Nations and Human Rights Watch in 2006, 2007, and 2008 found to be routine and widespread, continues. Positive initiatives, such as training programs run by the National Center for Human Rights and other groups to raise awareness about torture among law enforcement officials, are far from sufficient considering Jordan’s lack of both political will and effective mechanisms to bring perpetrators to justice.
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