Tag Archives: France
Listen – The Middle East in a changing world
Anti-Semitism claims mask a reign of political and cultural terror across Europe
هل حقاً عاد غورو؟ هل حقاً أن فرنسا تعد لانتداب جديد على لبنان؟ (Has General Gouraud really returned to Lebanon? Will France reimpose its mandate over Lebanon?)
Waffling while Libya burns: Libya’s problem is a security problem that requires a military solution
Israel propagandist Bernard-Henri Lévy in Libya to support Turkish-sponsored terrorists
Anti-Semitism versus anti-Zionism in today’s France
Tripoli – Capital of militias: Armed groups capture the Libyan state
The study summerised below, researched and written by Wolfram Lacher and Alaa al-Idrissi of the German Institute for International and Security Affairs, shows how the Libyan capital Tripoli, nominally under the control of the United Nations-backed “Government of National Accord”, is in fact run by well-armed mafia-type militias, and how Western states and the UN have contributed to this state of affairs. It is highly recommended reading for anyone interested in the mayhem that is Libya. Read more [...]
Israel wants a peace process – but only if it’s doomed to fail
Jonathan Cook examines Binyamin Netanyahu’s deceitful manoeuvrings intended to ride out the French peace initiative until Obama’s successor is installed next year, by which time Netanyahu can forget about the threat of a two-state solution. Read more [...]
Who is right in Syria?
Lawrence Davidson examines the actions and behaviours of Russia, the US and France, and Turkey in the Syrian civil war and assesses which of these parties appears to be acting in the interest of long-term stability in Syria. Read more [...]
Reign of “absurdiocy”: Terrorism and the Western and Israeli responses
Uri Avnery looks at how terrorism, most recently the “Islamic State” attacks in Paris and the lockdown in Brussels, has fed the opportunism of Israeli politicians and exposed the ignorance, incompetence and bankruptcy of Western leaders. Read more [...]