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65 years ago; UK committed Ein El Zeytoun & Deir Yassin massacres Islam Times - Londoners took to the streets on Saturday to mark the 65th anniversary of the Nakba Day (day of catastrophe), a day when Jewish terrorist groups completed their first phase of ethnic cleansing of Palestinians in the occupied territories as the UK imperialism looked on. |
Chatham House & UK Foreign Policy; an overview Islam Times - The Royal Institute of International Affairs (Chatham House) and the Council on Foreign Relations in the UK are comprised of a group of elites who although unaccountable shape Britain’s foreign policy. |
Sayyed Nasrallah: Syria’s Friends won’t Let It Fall in US, Israel, Takfiri Hands Islam Times - Hezbollah Secretary General Sayyed Hasan Nasrallah delivered a televised speech on Tuesday in which he tackled topics related to the Israeli enemy, the Syrian crisis, and Hezbollah's fighters as well as martyrs. |
The Syrians will grow to become half the population of Lebanon by the year 2013 Islam Times - The local studies demonstrated that one million Syrians, and a half million Palestinians are found in Lebanon now, and the country’s population is estimated at four million, but if the “Battle of Damascus” broke out, then they will grow in number to become half the population, and things ... |
Assad: Fighters from 23 Foreign Nationalities Are Fighting in Syria Now Islam Times - Syrian President Bashar Al-Assad expressed his resentment of Lebanon’s disassociation policy, considering that a party cannot disassociate itself if it is in the ring of fire, and fire is approaching it, As-Safir newspaper reported on Monday. |
Kerry wraps up 'very constructive' Mideast trip Islam Times - Top US diplomat John Kerry on Tuesday wrapped up three days of "very constructive" talks with Israeli and Palestinian leaders, pledging new efforts to help the West Bank economy as he sought to bring the sides back to the table. |
Camp Nama: British Personnel Reveal Horrors of Secret US Base in Baghdad Islam Times - British soldiers and airmen who helped to operate a secretive US detention facility in Baghdad that was at the centre of some of the most serious human rights abuses to occur in Iraq after the invasion have, for the first time, spoken about abuses they witnessed there. |
Saudi Arabia and terrorism are twins Islam Times - Despite the fact that Saudi Arabia was subject to terrorist attacks by al-Qaeda organization and its supporters, but Western terrorism experts blame the Kingdom for the uncontrolled Wahhabi takfiri thought that paved the way for the birth of the movements of the blind terror. |
Syrian Insurgents’ Training at “Assad’s Citadel” Islam Times - American, French and British instructors are providing training to Syrian rebels at a camp in the Jordanian desert. Observers say that this camp can be used as a bridgehead for the activities of US special troops in Syria, if Washington finds that Bashar Assad is going to use chemical ... |
UN investigator urges US to pursue Bush-era abuses Islam Times - A United Nations investigator called on the United States on Monday to publish its findings on the CIA's Bush-era program of rendition and secret detention of terrorism suspects. |
West Bank boiling as popular resistance grows Islam Times - Dozens of Palestinian protesters were hit by rubber-coated bullets while others suffered from tear gas during clashes Friday across the West Bank between Israeli troops and protesters. |
How Israel Legitimises Torturing Palestinians to Death Islam Times - Six days after Arafat Jaradat was arrested by the Israeli army and the Shin Bet, he was dead. Between the date of his arrest - February 18 - and the day of his death - February 23 - his lawyer Kamil Sabbagh met with Arafat only once: in front of a military judge at the Shin Bet's Kishon ... |
Dozens injured in second day of West Bank protests Islam Times - Hundreds of people took to the streets in the West Bank and Gaza Strip on Monday in the second day of protests following the death of a Palestinian prisoner who PA officials say died as a result of torture. |
Fatah, Hamas officials trade accusations in heated debate Islam Times - Speaker of the Palestinian Legislative Council Aziz Dweik and Fatah's speaker in the PLC, Azzam al-Ahmad, traded accusations Saturday during a symposium organized by the PLO. |
Israeli spying network discovered in Pakistan Islam Times - The recent arrest by the Pakistani authorities of an alleged Israeli spy led it seems to the discovery of an entire spy cell network which purpose was to gather information on Pakistan's nuclear facilities. |
American jealousy on mounting Iran-Pakistan relations Islam Times - In recent times Americans have grown jealous of Pakistan and Iran deep rooted friendship and their rapprochement, feeling threatened by the two powers. American high ranking officials made no secret such "friendship" was not something they felt Pakistan should pursue if it wanted to enjoy ... |
Bulgarian Revelations Explode Hezbollah Bombing “Hypothesis” Islam Times - When European Union foreign ministers discuss a proposal to designate Hezbollah as a terrorist organisation, Bulgaria’s Foreign Minister Nikolay Mladenov will present his government’s case for linking two suspects in the Jul. 18, 2012 bombing of an Israeli tourist bus to Hezbollah. |
Assad Tells Lebanese Visitors: We Meet Loyalty with Loyalty Islam Times - Who meets Syrian President Bashar Al-Assad these days, feels through his conversation with his Lebanese visitors that he is more than ever convinced that the “world war” waged on Syria for 23 months now “has failed”. |
Concerns over putting the American interests at risk in Bahrain Islam Times - The administration of the U.S. President Barack Obama is being strongly urged to put pressure on the royal Al-Khalifa family in Bahrain to make genuine compromises with the predominantly Shia opposition, on the second anniversary of the popular uprising in this Gulf kingdom. |
Tens of thousands rally in Tunis to support Islamists Islam Times - Tens of thousands of supporters of Tunisia's Islamist-led government marched in the capital on Saturday, one of the biggest in a series of pro-government and opposition rallies sparked by the assassination of a secular politician. |
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