Monthly Archives: May 2011
Arab security report — week 21
Reports about Qatar’s role in the Palestinian State, Aljazeera’s changing tactics in reporting the Syrian unrest, the Egyptian Islamists in the US media and the rise of the Salafi Muslims. Continue reading
The new (US-sponsored) Iraqi parliament lobby to extend the US presence in Iraq
The secret meetings among political factions in Iraq to extend the presence of the US forces [I reported about two weeks ago] are no secret anymore. Sources confirmed that the renewed negotiations between the Iraqiya List and the State of … Continue reading
Arab security report — week 20
Jordan, Bahrain Car assault against 9 policemen in Bahrain revealed that 3 of the injured policemen are Jordanian nationality. Jordanian media sources revealed that Jordan sent 500 anti-riot forces in Saudi uniforms to assist the Bahraini authorities to restore order. … Continue reading
US presence in Iraq: 9 “facilities” in 5 provinces
Agreement to extend the presence of the American entered entered its final phase, shows the above document leaked by sources in the Iraqi Foreign Ministry. The agreement signed between the Iraqi Foreign Ministry and the U.S. Embassy represented by a … Continue reading
Jordan, Morocco and search for a “new Iraq” to protect the Gulf Monarchies
GCC made no secret saying that Iraq to join the Gulf Alliance depends on who will govern Iraq, people of the Gulf will not agree, as long as the Iraqi Prime Minister Maliki in power. Continue reading
Arab security report — week 19
Iraq Intensive negotiations held behind closed doors among Iraqi political blocs aimed to reach an agreement of forming a political majority government, which will exclude the Sadrists during the next phase. Participants in these meetings are MP Hassan Sinead (State … Continue reading
Will the US use Bin Laden’s death to extend its presence in Iraq?
A coming wave of violence conducted and directed by the US that will hit the Arab world and Europe. The nominated stage for these actions is the Iraqi arena with the cooperation of some political parties in Iraq who will … Continue reading
Celebrate Bin Laden’s death for now, maybe the worst is yet to come
While the Western celebrates the death of Bin Laden, nobody noticed this tiny news reported today on Kuwaiti newspaper Al-Jarida saying: [The newspaper] learned that Dr. Ramzi Muwafi, one’s closest aides of Osama bin Laden and his personal physician, is … Continue reading