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September 3, 2019

The Sacking of Fallujah: A People’s History

The Sacking of Fallujah: A People’s History by Ross Caputi, Richard Hil and Donna Mulhearn makes for chilling reading as it takes us inside the three sieges that the...

Reviews
September 3, 2019

More than 200 prisoners in Israeli jails start hunger strike

More than 200 Palestinian prisoners in the Israel’s Rimon prison started an open-ended hunger strike yesterday protesting against cancerous signal jamming devices placed in the facility, Quds Press reported....

News
September 3, 2019

Death threats against members of Algeria’s National Commission for Dialogue and Mediation

The coordinator of Algeria’s National Commission for Dialogue and Mediation, Karim Younes, said yesterday that members of his team have been threatened with death just because they appeared on...

News
September 3, 2019

Tunisia: National Guard chief and 3 gunmen killed in Kasserine

The head of the National Guard centre in the Haïdra region in Kasserine, Tunisia was killed, in addition to three shooters, who attacked the units of the National Guard...

News
September 3, 2019

Newspaper says Japan won’t join US-led maritime coalition in Gulf

Japan will not join the United States in a security mission to protect merchant vessels passing through key Middle Eastern waterways and will instead consider deploying its military independently,...

News
September 3, 2019

The War Ahead: Netanyahu’s Elections Gamble Will be Costly for Israel

On September 1, the Lebanese group Hezbollah struck an Israeli military base near the border town of Avivim. The Lebanese attack came as an inevitable response to a series...

Article
September 3, 2019

Morocco: Hundreds of professors demonstrate in demand for government appointment

Hundreds of contracting professors in Morocco demonstrated on Sunday in Rabat to demand that the government integrate them into the public sector employment. Three years ago, the Government launched...

News
September 3, 2019

Iraq suspends work licence of US-based Alhurra TV for 3 months

The National Communications and Media Commission of Iraq decided, Monday, to suspend the work of the offices of the US-based Alhurra TV channel for three months following the broadcast...

News
September 3, 2019

Yemen minister: dialogue with ‘Abu Dhabi militias’ will only be through weapons

On Monday the Yemeni Minister of Transport, Saleh Al-Gibwani, declared that “dialogue with the UAE militias will only be through weapons,” referring to the secessionist forces of the “Southern...

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September 2, 2019

Lebanon-Israel border quiet after Hezbollah clash

The Lebanon-Israel border area was quiet on Monday, after Lebanon’s Iran-backed Hezbollah group and the Israeli army exchanged cross-border fire on Sunday, reports Reuters. Israel’s military said anti-tank missiles...

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