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Monthly Archives: April 2010
The timing of the “secret prison” story
The existence of secret prisons is already reported on Al-Hayat and on this website: “Secret prison in South Baghdad run by the CIA” in September last year. Aljazeera released a video of an interview with some detainees Shortly after Maliki’s … Continue reading
What “the assassination of Al-Qaeda leaders” means to Maliki?
The Iraqi security scene witnessed a very interesting development, information revealed by Baghdad and Washington that the military forces have succeeded in the assassination of two top Al-Qaeda leaders in Iraq: What is the credibility of this story and what … Continue reading
The seventh round of war in Yemen has already started
Shorter than I even expected “Truce violations and the seventh round of war in Yemen”. With total media blackout, Yemeni news website Al-Adhwaa reported that the Yemeni army carried out a wave of aerial bombardment on the position of the … Continue reading
Would Maliki dare to turn the tables on Al-Sadr?
Since the emergence of the Iraqi election results, Maliki lived his worst days. The prime Minister who managed to win about 600 thousand votes (about 1/3 of the votes in Baghdad), now finds himself paying the price of his sweeping … Continue reading
Syria Scud rockets to Hezbollah and the Arab media propaganda
Ironically, is that all the reports addressed the issue of Syria sending Scud rackets to Hezbollah in Lebanon are based on a report published on two pro-U. S. And pro-Israel Arab newspapers. The many reports of the Israeli newspaper Haaretz, … Continue reading
Increased his chances, Maliki’s next step is to exclude the Al-Sadr
Maliki announced today that 2 top Al-Qaeda leaders are killed, Abu Omar Al-Baghdadi (who is already captured before: April 24, 2009. The second is Abu Ayyub al-Masri, who is also killed May 1, 2007 few times before (the death of … Continue reading
U.S.-Israel propaganda against Syria continues
With more attack threats against Syria, the Israel-U.S. propaganda of Scud missiles to Hezbollah continues, despite that the rockets mean nothing to Hezbollah. According to Kuwaiti Al-Anba’a newspaper, the U.S. Ambassador in Beirut, Michel Sison told Parliament Speaker Nabih Berri … Continue reading
Washington hosts secret negotiations of the formation of the Iraqi ruling coalition
Adding to my previous argument “Why the U.S. wants a coalition of Allawi and Maliki?”, it is revealed today that the U.S. is holding secret negotiations between Maliki’s Dawa Party and Allawi’s Al-Iraqiya. Washington believes that such scenario would limit … Continue reading
Truce violations and the seventh round of war in Yemen
Despite the occasional truce violations (reported last week), Saada region-Yemen, is relatively quiet, which is very clear from observing the ongoing development that the three conflict parties (the Saudi government — the Yemeni government — and “Ansar Allah” aka (Houthis). … Continue reading
Why the U.S. wants a coalition of Allawi and Maliki?
The U.S. stressed many on its neutrality in the current “coalition formation” crisis, but deep inside they proffered to Allawi and Maliki in one coalition. This is expressed very plainly by the former U.S. ambassador in Iraq Ryan Crocker in … Continue reading