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Rebekah Brooks, Witness for the Prosecution
By Michael Collins Criminal charges against Rupert Murdoch insider and favorite Rebekah Brooks may be a prelude to looming charges arising out of Brooaks' testimony before the Leveson Inquiry last week. Crown Prosecution Services charged Brooks, her… more »
The prisoners' struggle is far from over
By Khalid Amayreh The Egyptian-brokered deal between the apartheid terrorist state of Israel and hunger-striking Palestinian prisoners languishing in the Zionist Bastilles is certainly not the best deal one would hope for. But it was probably the best… more »
Peace-making without Mediators
By Nicola Nasser** A surplus of mediators have been around all the time, including the heavy weight Quartet of the UN, U.S., EU and Russia, as well as heaps of terms of reference of UNSC resolutions, bilateral signed accords and “roadmaps,” in addition… more »
Hunger Strike Aftermath
by Stephen Lendman As they say, it's not over 'till it's over. Palestinian prisoners have been mass hunger striking since April 17. Others began earlier. Some hadn't eaten for two months or longer. On May 14, a deal was announced. Egypt negotiated one… more »
Google following CIA's path in confronting Iran
Kourosh Ziabari To Iranians, Persian Gulf is not simply a name referring to a geographical region on the world map. To Iranians, the name of Persian Gulf is interwoven with a sense of national dignity and honor which makes them a united and powerful… more »
Never ending Nakba
By Alan Hart As Ilan Pappe has said, most Israeli Jews have no idea of what they did to the Palestinians in 1948. (He also said that those who do know don’t think that what was done was wrong). But that’s only the tip of an iceberg of ignorance. Because… more »
How the Oil Exporting Arab Leaders Betrayed the People and Lost the Future?
Mahboob A. Khawaja, PhD “It is highly probable that but for the Arabs modern European civilization would never have arisen at all; it is absolutely certain that but for them, it would not have assumed that character which has enabled it to transcend all… more »
On the insanity of ‘an eye for an eye’ and those who glorify it
By Larry Pinkney “An eye for an eye makes the whole world blind.”—Mahatma Gandhi (attributed) “There is no flag large enough to cover the shame of killing innocent people.”—Howard Zinn Recently, Mr. ‘Hope And Change’ Barack Obama (also known as the… more »
Hunger Strike Deal
by Stephen Lendman Palestinian hunger strikers redefined courage. Mass willingness to die for justice is unprecedented. On May 13, they reiterated their dignity or death steadfastness. More on that below. Reports about where things stand leave… more »
FBI Wants Greater Surveillance Powers
by Stephen Lendman FBI Director Robert Mueller wants Congress to enact greater surveillance powers following the false flag underwear bomb plot blamed on Al Qaeda. In May 9 testimony before the House Judiciary Committee, he said: "We've seen over the… more »
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