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by Rebecca Witonsky: Maikel Nabil Sanad, a 25-year old pacifist currently on a hunger strike in an Egyptian prison, is one of the Arab world’s most pioneering human rights activists. A veterinarian by profession,
The Palestinian Authority on the terror attacks in Southern Israel that killed 8 Israelis;
By Eyal Zisser In Syria, the story is the emergence of social groups from the periphery and their struggle to gain access to power and take over the center. The emergence of the Baath party and the Assad dynasty in the 1960s involved a coalition of peripheral forces led by the Alawites, but many others joined who came from the periphery. Now, because of socioeconomic reasons, the periphery has turned against the regime. Continue Reading »
A point of view: TISHA B’AV by Yehuda HaKohen Throughout most of the year, we are satisfied and grateful as we appreciate the miraculous Redemption taking place before our eyes.
An analysis of the Middle East uprisings and it’s impact on the “peace process” and the two state solution. By Professor (Emiritus) F. M. Loewenberg; Bar Ilan University. Thanks to Israel Resource Review and David Bedein for this report.
Thanks to Joel Leyden. Israel News Agency Jerusalem It’s not about Palestine or the Palestinians. What the world is about to witness is event marketing at its very, oil funded best. Iran, Syria, Libya, Turkey and Qatar are now funding a PR diversion away from the hundreds of murders in Syria and Libya by government forces against pro democracy citizens and focusing on Israel.
