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Tag Archives: lebanon
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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Tagged arab, assad, bahrain, iraq, lebanon, middle-east, qatar, saudi-arabia, syria
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“Feltman’s Militia” aka “Free Syrian Army”
Turkish Sabah newspaper confirmed what I reported earlier. The video above is broadcast recently on BBC4 shows the so-called “Free Syrian Army”. The clip reveals two realities, 1) The gunmen are based in north Lebanon, an area thrives with Sunni … Continue reading
Why Syria decided not to attend the AL meetings in Morocco?
What changed that made Syria decide not to attend the Arab League meeting in Morocco hours before its start? Even the Arab meeting in Morocco meeting started to take a “softer” tone against Syria [according to the latest news, Arabs … Continue reading
US pressure on Iraq to sanction Syria
Pressure from the US on Syria’s neighboring countries, sending US Treasury Assistant Secretary to Jordan and Lebanon. No need to report the positions of the Iraqi political blocs and coalitions which are already known but as part of the pressure … Continue reading
International solution for Syria: A dysfunctional State
As Simon Tisdall described the situation in Syria as: Syria is moving inexorably from Arab spring to an ever darker, dangerous winter of discontent. Sources say that Arab and international communications to find a solution for the political situation in Syria. … Continue reading
Sadr to accept the US presence in Iraq! Syria is toying with the Americans
After less than a day since he released his statement vowed that Iraq to become a graveyard for Americans, Muqtada Al-Sadr changed his position to accept the presence of the US troops in Iraq. Sadrist leader in the Iraqi parliament said … Continue reading
Arab security report, week 26
From Lebanon, Syria to Libya, in his article counting the UN “blame-game” of Hariri’s assassination , Roberts Fisk forgot to count one more attempt reported by the Saudi media back in 2001.
Why the Libya fighting in Misrata can be solved in Jordan? And why the Qatari Crown Prince “Mini-banana” held a secret meeting with the Egyptian revolution activists?
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Tagged arab, egypt, hariri, jordan, lebanon, libya, middle-east, qatar, saudi-arabia, syria
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Sadrists suicide bombers, part of the region divide and unrest politics
At a time when Moqtada al-Sadr, blessed a group of supporters ready to carry out suicide bombings against “infidel occupation” American targets in Iraq (image above), he did not give the green light to do so. Sadr responded, saying: .. … Continue reading
Arab security report … week 25
Syria Rare videos of armed Syrian rebels in the Syrian city Banias. It is clear that the group is highly organized, dressed in semi-uniform, and carrying ammunition as well as machine guns. And more importantly, they are using wireless devices … Continue reading