CNN Middle East News- U.N. considers Arab League plan for joint Syria mission as attacks escalateThe United Nations was expected to take up an Arab League proposal Thursday calling for a joint monitoring mission in Syria as President Bashar al-Assad escalated a brutal assault against the opposition who want end to his regime. […]
- Hacked e-mails reveal Syrian spin used to defend crackdownSyrian President Bashar al-Assad was apparently coached on how to describe his government's brutal crackdown on anti-government demonstrators just days before his appearance on an American network, according to purported e-mails of Syrian officials released by the hacking group known as Anonymous. […]
- Activist: Infants, medical staff among dead in Homs crackdownFour consecutive days of shelling and bombing by Syrian government forces into the besieged city of Homs have left residents cowering, afraid to escape and fearing for their lives. […]
- Iranian Parliament summons Ahmadinejad for questioningIranian lawmakers have summoned President Mahmoud Ahmadinejad to answer questions before Parliament about his management of economic policies and key government ministers. […]
- Ban condemns Syrian 'brutality' in Homs, warns worse may comeThe Syrian assault on the city of Homs is "a grim harbinger of worse to come" without united pressure on the government in Damascus, U.N. Secretary-General Ban Ki-moon said Wednesday. […]
- U.N. considers Arab League plan for joint Syria mission as attacks escalate
Daily Archives: March 18, 2010
Arab Students Demonstrate at the Hebrew University
In the last couple of days the Hebrew University campus in Jerusalem witnessed several demonstrations made by the Arab [singlepic id=151 w=320 h=240 float=right] students movements. The Arab movements Aljabha, tajamo, Abnaa albalad, Watan, Ikra and Alreslaeh called the students to participate in a demonstration which was made last Tuesday to demonstrate against Israel’s policy in East Jerusalem.
Israel’s Policy and the idea of A One State solution
It seems that the Israeli leadership finds it hard to accept any kind of commitment to stop the settlements in East Jerusalem and [singlepic id=148 w=320 h=240 float=right] the occupied West Bank. Prime Minister Netanyahu’s government does not agree on any kind of settlements freeze in East Jerusalem. Instead Prime Minister Netanyahu stated that the current Israeli government will continue to build in East Jerusalem exactly as the former Israeli leaders who have been building in the city since forty two years.
