“We know too well that our freedom is incomplete without the freedom of the Palestinians” –Nelson Mandela Palestinian officials say at least 1,875 people have been killed since Israel launched Operation Protective Edge on 8 July. The UN says 1,354 were civilians, including 415 children
Last Thursday night, U.S. Secretary of State John Kerry was still making connections in order to find a way to accomplish a cease-fire plan and end the Gaza bloodshed. He made more than 100 calls over the last 10 days, according to his aides.
Since the beginning of the crisis in Syria, hundreds of people (terrorists) from all over the world came to take part in the foreign-backed war. In addition to declared and non-declared support to the so called “rebels” with money and training, some even accuse intelligence
More than 1,300 Palestinians and 56 Israelis have been killed in the non-stop war since July 8th, after Hamas refused the cease-fire and announced it will not stop fighting until the blockade, maintained by both Israel and Egypt, is lifted. The current offensive is considered
More than 630 deaths have been recorded so far, as Israel continues its brutal assault on Gaza. Israel launched its offensive on the 8th of July, and according to the Palestinian Center for Human Rights, more than 25% of Palestinians killed have been children. On the 23rd
After witnessing the killing of four Palestinian boys of the same family by Israeli forces on a the beach of Gaza, as they played soccer, NBC News correspondent Ayman Mohyeldin (who has received advanced glorification for his courageous and innovative coverage of the war) was ordered by NBC
As brutal rocket fire exchange is going on between Israeli armed forces and Palestinian resistance groups on the fourth day of “Operation Protective Edge”, the death toll from Israeli air strikes on Gaza has risen to more 100, according to Palestinian and international sources.
On Thursday, June 26, President Obama asked Congress to approve $500 million to train and arm what he called “moderate” members of opposition forces in Syria. He claims the funds would help Syrians defend against forces aligned with President Bashar al-Assad, and would also counter Islamist militants
This presentation by Gary Wilson, who admittedly is not a psychologist but instead a physician, is very well laid out and explains the natural reasoning behind the fact that essentially every guy with an internet connection has had experience with porn. Its main effects,
The US foreign policy in the Middle East has given the opportunity for the extremist groups to advance through many parts of Iraq and Syria, as many political analyses say. But, President Obama was taking another viewpoint during an interview with “CBS This Morning” host Norah O’Donnell
