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The war drums are beating again
Joey Ayoub On the 16th of February, The Telegraph reported that Iran is "strengthening ties with al-Qaeda," according to "intelligence chiefs," in yet another report of Iran's secret ambitions. This is all too familiar for us Arabs. Ten years ago, Brian… more »
The 1967-war revisited (II)
By Khalid Amayreh part II The Occupation As mentioned above, even before 1967, the Israeli army had been carrying out routine incursions into the West Bank, destroying poor people’s homes and killing innocent civilians, very much like what Israel has… more »
Insurgents Named Responsible for Syrian Massacres
by Stephen Lendman A Syrian documentary aired on June 9, and a June 7 report by Germany's leading broadsheet provide more evidence. Both refutes Western and scoundrel media misinformation. More on the latter below. On May 10, suburban Damascus suicide… more »
Palestinian Hunger Strikes Continue
by Stephen Lendman Over 2,000 Palestinian hunger strikers redefined courage. Their willingness to die for justice was unprecedented. On May 14, an Egyptian brokered deal was reached. Strike leaders and Israel Prison Service (IPS) officials agreed on… more »
Stepped Up Media War on Syria
by Stephen Lendman When America goes to war or plans one, media scoundrels march in lockstep. Journalism is the first casualty. Managed news misinformation substitutes for truth and full disclosure. Cheerleading propaganda is relentless. Readers and… more »
So, acting like Al Capone looks good?
By Michael Collins Somebody released information concerning one of President Barack Obama's methods for fighting terrorism. (Image) "Mr. Obama has placed himself at the helm of a top secret nominations process to designate terrorists for kill or… more »
The Loss of American Democracy
By Timothy V. Gatto We can evaluate Obama's track record using statistics and apply them to unemployment, GNP, military spending and inflation (or deflation). This is probably how the GOP will try to portray his presidency. It's an effective strategy… more »
David Sanger's War on Iran
by Stephen Lendman Sanger is New York Times chief Washington correspondent. Previously he held other posts. He's reported on foreign policy, globalization, Asian issues, and nuclear-related ones. Cooperatively with other Times correspondents, he won two… more »
Expelling Diplomats: the Downside
Franklin Lamb Beirut The Houla massacre has whipped up a new wave of outrage at the claimed brutality of Syria’s government. Syrian envoys were kicked out of some Western capitals, more financial sanctions slapped on the regime in Damascus, and more… more »
Israel’s attack on the USS Liberty - The full story
By Alan Hart On Thursday 8 June 1967, Israeli air and naval forces attacked America’s most advanced spy ship, the U.S.S. Liberty, killing 34 of its crew and wounding 174. The lesson of this cold-blooded, murderous attack was that there is nothing the… more »
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