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Items by Dr Abdullah Khalifa Al-Shayji
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Illusions and obstacles to the two-state solution initiatives after the Gaza war
One of the most prominent results of Operation Al-Aqsa Flood and Israel’s genocidal war against Gaza and its residents, who were cornered in Rafah on the Egyptian border to force them to migrate to Sinai, is the spread of Arab and international awareness and informing the public of the...
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Biden's falling moral standard and his bad bet on his fallen partner, Netanyahu
I ended my last article “Israel’s war will not eliminate Hamas … it will eliminate Netanyahu” by saying “Netanyahu’s chaotic leading of a tyrannical adventure will push him to his death, the fall of his fascist government and the end of his political career and his extremist government after...
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Israel's war will not eliminate Hamas ... it will eliminate Netanyahu
Since the beginning of Israel’s brutal aggression against the Gaza Strip, its siege and the cutting off of all basic supplies, such as water, electricity and fuel to operate hospital generators, it has been committing widespread and diverse war crimes on many levels, including barbaric and brutal bombing of...
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Saudi Arabia is strengthening its leadership role in the Middle East
The rise of Saudi Arabia in various Gulf, Arab, regional and international issues cannot be overlooked. The Kingdom has imposed itself as an influential player in regional reconciliations, and in the transition from confrontations and cold wars, especially with Iran and its proxies from Yemen to Iraq and from...
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Are we seeing Saudi Arabia taking steps to lead the region in world affairs?
Two weeks ago, US Secretary of State Antony Blinken made his second official visit to the Kingdom of Saudi Arabia, his first since the success of Chinese mediation between Saudi Arabia and Iran, and the end of the cold war between the two countries. The US was surprised by...
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Will Biden's visit reassure allies and prevent another war in the Middle East?
US President Joe Biden’s first visit to the Middle East is scheduled for 13-16 July after he has already made five overseas trips elsewhere. This illustrates the declining position of the region in US foreign policy, compared with his predecessor Donald Trump, whose first foreign visit as president was...
