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Monthly Archives: April 2010
Winners and losers in the new exclusion decision
Some interesting comments today made by the Sadrist leader Bahaa Al-Araji saying that contrary to expectations Maliki’s State of Law could loss two seats after the recount of the votes. As for the new exclusion list of the 52 candidates released … Continue reading
Suicide attack on British ambassador to Yemen to receive the donor’s money
I am not too late to report about new information on the suicide attempt to assassinate the British ambassador in Yemen. Last information revealed that suicide bomber (you can see his decapitate head here), is stepped out a black car with … Continue reading
Scud missiles to pave the way for a UN resolution to deploy troops on the Lebanon – Syria border
There is one explanation of why some Arab politicians who are counted as “moderates” (pro-U.S.) started to change positions. Hariri made it very clear in his indirect warning to the U.S. of “stop believing everything Israel says”, and Egyptian FM … Continue reading
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The ingredients required to start a civil war are here: The new exclusion of the 52 Iraqi politicians (among them Salih Al-Mutlaq brother “Ibrahim Al-Mutlaq”), Al-Iraqiya hold an urgent meeting to discuss the withdrawal from the political process. An alternative for … Continue reading
The “round-table” rejection
Adding to my previous post about Al-Iraqiya’s rejection of the round-table talks. If anything agreed upon by both “State of Law” and “Al-Iraqiya” then the rejection of the “round-table”. Why this rejection, while both insist on a government with the … Continue reading
Clinton: war in the Middle East, this year, at any time
According Kuwaiti newspaper Al-Dar: Diplomatic sources in Cairo told the newspaper that the U.S. Secretary of State Hillary Clinton told her Egyptian counterpart Ahmed Aboul Gheit and the Saudi intelligence chief Prince Muqrin bin Abdul Aziz during a private meeting … Continue reading
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Tagged arab, egypt, iran, iraq, israel, middle-east, palestine, saudi-arabia, syria, u.s.
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Al-Sadr’s sarcastic message
There are few interesting developments in the Iraqi scene, not reported by the media: — Some good news for Allawi’s Al-Iraqiya List, Interior Minister Al-Bolani and “Unity of Iraq” Bloc will join Al-Iraqiya in the coming days, this is announced by … Continue reading
Syria’s military plan to confront Israel
After the Israeli accusations of Syria transferred Scud missiles are ridiculed even by Israel’s closest Arab country ally Egypt saying these accusations are laughable, and even Israeli Defense Minister Ehud Barak started to play down these accusations saying that Israel … Continue reading
The Iraqi security forces failed to prevent the bombings, despite the secret warning note
Police source revealed to an newspaper (image above) that today’s wave of bombings, which left scores of civilians dead and wounded in had been expected since Friday night. Messages has been circulated to various military units in Baghdad, there is … Continue reading
The U.S.-Israel and the recreation of Camp David talks
Is it a coincidence that a rocket hit the Jordanian territory two days after Jordan announced that it will not allow Israel to deport any Palestinian from the West Bank to the Kingdom, under the recent Israeli military decision. And … Continue reading