Posts Tagged ‘ Middle East ’

Obama’s War Strategy Questioned by Terrorism Experts

2009-10-16
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On Thursday, President Barack Obama signed a law that will provide $7.5 billion in aid to Pakistan over the next five years. The funds are part of a comprehensive plan that recognizes the importance of confronting the root causes of extremism as well as extremists themselves, according to Obama. The new law will provide...

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Obama Policy Promotes Marxism In Honduras

2009-07-08
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A sovereign Honduras, returned to the justice and the stability of its constitution, would provide a beacon of hope for oppressed peoples of the region who increasingly fall under the grip of Venezuelan dictator Hugo Chavez. As such, he cannot allow the action to stand. So he has enlisted the aid of fellow Marxists...

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Obama ‘Votes Present’ on Iran

2009-06-22
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Obama's silence on this matter is the most shameful action (or, in this case, inaction) by the supposed Leader of the Free World since Jimmy Carter twiddled his thumbs while 52 Americans were held hostage for 444 days 30 years ago by the same group of terrorists now running Iran.

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Interfaith Dialogue: Let’s Talk Persecution

2009-06-02
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President Barack Obama plans to call for an improved dialogue with Islam in his upcoming speech in Egypt. All faiths would benefit from greater understanding. Yet no conversation will be complete if it does not address Islam’s persecution of Christians, Jews, and other religious minorities. Western efforts to reach out to Islam are increasing....

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Review: “Islamic Jihad–A Legacy of Forced Conversion, Imperialism and Slavery”

2009-02-25
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Review: “Islamic Jihad–A Legacy of Forced Conversion, Imperialism and Slavery”

A compelling new book, a must read, for the accurate understanding of the theology and history of Islamic Jihad, its ongoing malaise and future scourge...

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Iran & A Solution To The Middle East

2009-02-11
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Iran presents the United States with the most potent opportunity for a comprehensive breakthrough in foreign policy affecting the whole of the Middle East.

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Saudi most-wanted list includes former Guantanamo captives

2009-02-09
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On February 3, 2009, the Government of Saudi Arabia released a list of 85 most wanted suspected terrorists. In the days that followed, close to a dozen former Guantanamo captives were identified, among those were 85 men and boys. Guantanamo has held 129 Saudi captives. 113 of the Saudi captives have been set free...

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Israeli military confirms the use of white phosphorus bombs on the Gaza Strip

2009-01-23
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The Israeli military announced in a report on Thursday that it has used at least 20 white phosphorus bombs inside civilian areas during the IDF’s offensive in the Gaza Strip to try and stop rockets being fired by Hamas, from going into southern Israel. The report comes as Israeli naval gunships went silent for...

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Main UN compound in Gaza shelled with ‘white phosphorus’

2009-01-16
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A spokesman says that the Gaza headquarters of the United Nations Relief and Works Agency for Palestine Refugees in the Near East (UNRWA) has been hit by shells containing white phosphorus. Ban Ki-moon, the United Nations (UN) Secretary-General, expressed “strong protest and outrage” to the Israeli Government over the attack. “The number of casualties...

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Hamas leader: “our victory over the Zionists is near”

2009-01-14
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Heavy fighting continued overnight in the Gaza Strip as Israeli warplanes and helicopters bombed targets and Israeli Defense Forces fought with Hamas militants in Palestine. Several areas of black and white smoke could be seen as it covered the sky. Yesterday, Ehud Olmert the Israeli Prime Minister said that Hamas will face an “iron...

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Rights group claims Israel used white phosphorus on densely populated areas in Gaza

2009-01-14
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Human Rights Watch (HRW) has charged Israel with using white phosphorous bombs in urban areas. These incendiary weapons are suspected in the case of 10 victims with serious burns. The rights group is calling on Israel not to use these devices in crowded areas of Gaza. Marc Garlasco, a senior military analyst for the...

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Israel/Palestine Conflict May Lead to Nuclear War

2009-01-13
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Once again the Palestinian/Israeli conflict spirals out of control. However, this particular battle has produced circumstantial evidence that the conflict has become more dangerous than ever before. Unless a permanent solution is found soon, the violence may increase in severity until the conflict ends tragically. In the latest fighting, Israel has bombed the HAMAS...

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Rockets fired into Israel from Lebanon

2009-01-08
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At least four Katyusha rockets were fired into northern Israel from Lebanon, injuring at least five people. The rockets landed just six miles from the Israel-Lebanon border in the Israeli city of Nahariya. Following the attack, the Israeli military fired at least five mortars into Lebanon in an attempt to take out the launch...

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Palestinian President asks UN Security Council for help in Gaza

2009-01-08
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Palestinian President Mahmoud Abbas has urged the United Nations Security Council to call for Israel to immediately cease aggression in the Gaza Strip. He also called for the lifting of the “suffocating siege” of Gaza. Israel began ground operations in Gaza on Saturday. “I call on the council to take the first necessary step...

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Obama, Iran and the nuclearization of the Middle East

2009-01-08
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On 13/12/2008, Robert Gates, the US Secretary of Defense, speaking at an international security conference in Bahrain, gave some insight about forthcoming relations between America and Iran. He said, “Nobody is after a regime change in Iran…What we are after is a change in policies and a change in behaviour so that Iran becomes...

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Israel, Hamas, Lebanon – Here We Go Again. And Again.

2008-12-30
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Using the well-tried and successful Hezbollah strategy for waging war, Hamas inserts itself into communities filled with children, women and men. It then launches missiles into Israel, knowing that its launch sites will be easily detected by Israel’s technology. Hamas also knows that the deeper it has insinuated itself into Arab family communities, the...

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Israeli Attacks on Hamas Justified

2008-12-30
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The Hamas Charter proscribes peace with Israel. Ceasefires are possible only when advantageous to Hamas and always are temporary. Accordingly, as soon as the latest ceasefire expired, Hamas operatives fired a barrage of rockets and mortars from Gaza into Israel. On Dec. 27, Israeli Defense Forces (IDF) responded with air attacks on specific terrorist...

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Israeli air strikes hit government compounds in Gaza

2008-12-29
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Israel has launched at least 30 simultaneous missiles strikes on Hamas installations in Gaza City, causing heavy damage. F-16 fighters targeted security compounds in the City’s center. The “massive” air strikes on Saturday have claimed at least at least 170 lives, including Gaza police chief Maj. Gen. Tawfiq Jaber. More than 250 were injured,...

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Afghan Taliban Gets Life Sentence in Nation’s First Conviction for Narco-Terrorism

2008-12-24
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A major member of an Afghan Taliban cell was sentenced today in US District Court for the District of Columbia to two terms of life in prison on drug and narco-terrorism charges, Acting Assistant Attorney General Matthew Friedrich of the Criminal Division announced in a statement submitted to the 14,000-member National Association of Chiefs...

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Saudi Kingdom Continues to Export Radical Wahhabism

2008-12-12
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Wahhabism is a fundamentalist movement, named after Muhammad ibn Abd al Wahhab (1703-1792). It remains the dominant form of Islam in Saudi Arabia. Wahhabis hold that some Muslim groups such as Shia Islam follow novel or non-Islamic practices.Wahhabi theology advocates puritanical and legalistic stances in matters of faith and religious practice. Wahhabists see their...

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