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Arab forces to Syria? The mistake of 1976 once again

Image above from the head­line of the Guardian 1976 Race against time before the com­ing Arab Sum­mit in Bagh­dad next March (Three GCC coun­tries Saudi Ara­bia, Qatar and Bahrain are already plot­ting to post­pone the Sum­mit, accord­ing to to Al-Seyassah). … Con­tinue read­ing

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Arab League fraud decision backs Turkey’s intervention in Syria

In one of the biggest frauds in the Arab polit­i­cal his­tory [after Iraq and Libya] the Arab League decided to sus­pend Syria. Arab League Char­ter — Arti­cle 18 — XVIII — The Coun­cil of the League may con­sider any State … Con­tinue read­ing

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Jordan, Morocco military forces to defend the Arab Gulf States

(GCC coun­tries bought two armies) Details of the invi­ta­tion for Jor­dan and Morocco to join the GCC “Roy­alty Club” started to emerge, Jor­dan­ian news­pa­per leaked the plan offered by the Gulf States to Jor­dan and Morocco to form a rapid … Con­tinue read­ing

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Arab security report — week 22

Arab secu­rity report for this week includes: Iraqi oppo­si­tion search for a new host coun­try, Yemeni President’s lost his nose, and why the Libyan rape vic­tim Al-Obaidi deported from Qatar? Con­tinue read­ing

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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

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Iraq and the Arab summit

I am not sure if peo­ple noticed the impor­tance of state­ment released by the Sadrists Al-Araji few days ago, in which he said: Sadrists do not want to link between the Bahrain issue and the Arab sum­mit because the peo­ple Bahrain … Con­tinue read­ing

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Iraq’s demonstrations and the damaged reputation of the supreme Hawza leaders

The polit­i­cal cri­sis in Bahrain came just in time to save Al-Hawza’s Supreme-Clerics face, exag­ger­ated reac­tions and con­dem­na­tions led to clashes among Iraqi demon­stra­tors on the slo­gans raised in the protests last Fri­day, those who demon­strate against the gov­ern­ment and … Con­tinue read­ing

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The Saudi innervation in Bahrain and the changing map of the Middle East

What is the real­ity and behind the deploy­ment of the Saudi forces to Bahrain? What are the risks asso­ci­ated with this Saudi adven­ture in Bahrain? The new map of the Mid­dle East started from Tunisia, it will not stop until … Con­tinue read­ing

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Who is supporting the Houthis

Despite Nabanews, is pro-Yemeni gov­ern­ment, but few times they scored very good with news cred­i­bil­i­ties, so what the news­pa­per reported and pub­lished today worth to read (few weeks ago, while every­body said that Iran sent a ship loaded with arms … Con­tinue read­ing

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Bahrain and the Ba’ath party

Dur­ing the Arab for­eign min­is­ters meet­ing in Cairo, there was a Bahraini pro­posal to host the Ba’ath Party lead­ers in Man­ama, but the Syr­ian for­eign min­is­ter wasn’t interested.

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