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May 13, 2016

New report breaks down the Israel lobby in the European Union

Today in London a new report entitled The Israel lobby and the European Union is being released. Researched and written by Public Interest Investigations and Spinwatch and published by EuroPal Forum,...

Reviews
May 12, 2016

A bird’s-eye view – Abdelwahab Elmessiri’s views on secularism

Middle East Monitor hosted the third annual lecture to honour the memory, scholarship and achievement of Abdelwahab Elmessiri, the late Egyptian thinker, yesterday. The event highlighted how Elmessiri went...

Reviews
May 12, 2016

Netanyahu clarifies threat to send Israeli troops to Egypt

Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu on Tuesday took back remarks in which he said that he “had threatened to send commandos to Cairo in 2011 to rescue Israeli security...

News
May 12, 2016

Iran drowns in the Syrian quagmire

Iran’s admission to the severe losses it suffered in the battles taking place in Khan Tuman, located near Aleppo, a few days ago, confirms the fact that it has...

Article
May 12, 2016

Davutoglu to witness marriage of Erdogan’s daughter

Turkish President Recep Tayyip Erdogan surprised Turkish politicians and journalists by asking former Prime Minister Ahmet Davutoglu to be one of the witnesses to his daughter’s marriage on Saturday,...

News
May 12, 2016

Turkey to use locally made drones in its war on terror

Chief Commander of the Turkish Armed Forces, General Hulusi Akar, has announced that Turkey is to start using locally made drones in its war on terror, AlKhaleejOnline reported yesterday. In...

News
May 12, 2016

Fatah reveals trilateral summit with Cyprus

Member of Fatah’s Central Committee and Commissioner of International Relations Nabil Shaath has revealed a Cypriot proposal for a trilateral summit with the Palestinian Authority and Greece, QudsNet reported...

News
May 12, 2016

UNRWA: Israeli siege damaging Gaza’s economy

The Israeli siege imposed on the Gaza Strip for a decade has damaged the enclave’s economy and led to high unemployment rates, UNRWA said. “The heavy restrictions on the...

News
May 12, 2016

The British liberals who have a problem with Palestinians

On the week of Nakba Day, the cover story of New Statesman, a liberal-left weekly British magazine, has dismissed the ethnic cleansing of Palestine in 1948 as...

Blog
May 12, 2016

Egypt reopens Rafah crossing for 2 days

Egyptian authorities yesterday reopened Wednesday the Rafah crossing for two days after it was closed for 85 consecutive days, Al-Ray News Agency reported. The Palestinian Ministry of the Interior...

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