Amid the proverbial doom and gloom pervading all things Syria, the slings and arrows of outrageous fortune sometimes yield, well, good fortune. Take what happened
Day: July 14, 2017
The Protocols of Zion “Forgery” Argument is Flawed
Jewish apologists claim that the Protocols of Zion were a direct plagiarism of this book published in 1864. However, this universally-accepted claim does not withstand
Israel’s Ever-More Sadistic Reprisals Help Shore up a Sense of Victimhood
When Israel passed a new counter-terrorism law last year, Ayman Odeh, a leader of the country’s large minority of Palestinian citizens, described its draconian measures
The Fatal Flaw in Washington’s New Energy Strategy
If the feeling of pity would be worth a damn one would be tempted to feel sorry for the hapless Poles. Now Poland’s leaders have
Counting the Dead in Mosul
“There were very few Daesh [ISIS fighters] in our neighbourhood, but they dropped a lot of bombs on them,” says Qais, 47, a resident of the
Behind Trump’s Trip to Poland
Perhaps the most overlooked part of President Donald Trump’s trip to Europe last week was his 18-hour visit to Poland as the guest of political ally
Pentagon Wants to Build New US Facilities in Iraq, Syria
The Donald Trump administration is pushing Congress for the authority to build new “temporary” facilities in Iraq and Syria as part of the US-led campaign
Gaza In Crisis as Last Power Plant Shuts Down
Gaza’s last functioning turbine was shut down late last night due to a severe shortage of fuel, plunging the Strip into near total darkness, according
