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February 27th, 2009
لكل بداية نهاية، هذه هي الحياة ببساطة، والانسان الطبيعي على ادراك تام بهذا الشيء فلذلك تراه يعمل لما بعد النهاية او انه يعمل للنهاية فالعمل كما قيل مستمر والانسان يفنى، ولكن ما هو الدافع الذي يدخره الانسان كي يستمر بعمل حتى الموت، وكيف تكون البداية؟ لكل بداية نهاية ولكل بداية صعوبات ومتاعب، ولكن الانسان في طبيعته يتغلب على هذه التعقيدات كي يكتسب الشرف عند النهاية.
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February 27th, 2009
الانتخابات ال 18 للكنيست الاسرائيلية ستحمل معها الكثير للمنطقة وسيكون لها اثر واهمية كبيرة على الصعيد السياسي وعلى العملية السلمية في الشرق الاوسط بشكل عام وعلى الصعيد الاسرائيلي الفلسطيني بشكل خاص. في الفترة الاخيرة تعالت وتتعالى اصوات الناس والرأي العام العربي والفلسطيني بان الشارع الاسرائيلي يتجه الى اليمين المتطرف وانه لا يمكن ابرام اي اتفاقية سلام مع كيان او حكومة يمينية متطرفة ولكنني ارى ان اي تركيبة لاي حكومة اسرائيلية قادمة لن تقف مكتوفة الايدي امام موضوعين مهمين وهما الملف النووي الايراني وعملية Read more…
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February 26th, 2009
Still, a senior administration official said the United States was confident that the cumulative oil surpluses would allow it to weather the immediate storm. “The overall trend is still moving in a reasonable direction even if they’re not able to do quite as much as anticipated,” the official said. Read more…
Sphere: Related ContentIran assuming Mughniyeh role inside Hezbollah
February 26th, 2009
By Amos Harel, Haaretz Correspondent
Iran has been increasing its involvement and control over Hezbollah’s operations since terror operations head Imad Mughniyeh was killed a year ago.
Hezbollah has not yet found someone of similar stature to replace Mughniyeh. Therefore, the Iranians have taken some responsibility for Hezbollah operations, using a large number of Iranian Revolutionary Guard and intelligence officers in Lebanon. Read more…
Awaiting Israel’s next step
February 26th, 2009
By: George S. Hishmeh
The optimists in the Middle East, and they hardly exceed the number of fingers on one’s hand, are wondering whether Benjamin Netanyahu, who may be charged of forming the new Israeli government, will pull a Richard Nixon out of his bag. After all, it was this former conservative American president who paved the way for establishing diplomatic relations with Communist China when he visited there in 1972. Read more…
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February 23rd, 2009
Israel’s new Iran policy: Sway Obama on Tehran talks
By Amos Harel, Haaretz Correspondent
The latest International Atomic Energy Agency report was greeted with ennui by the Israeli media, deemed not especially exciting compared to the twists and turns of coalition talks or the tongue-lashing Prime Minister Ehud Olmert gave Defense Ministry official Amos Gilad. Read more…
A Change in Policies Strikes the Middle East
February 22nd, 2009
Following several former steps made by the new American Administration, The U.S is acting in the Middle East in a different policy trying to change the current situation. Sen. John Kerry visited Gaza, and then went to meet Syrian President Assad. The Palestinians are about to start new talks about forming a unity government and ending the division between them. Iranian-American talks are still not clear but seem to be active behind the scenes. Read more…
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