INTERNATIONAL

Saudi Prince’s ties with Jewish media mogul Rupert Murdoch By Latheef Farook

Australian born Jew and Israeli citizen Rupert Murdoch who controls the global media suffers from intense hatred towards Muslims. He used his media empire to demonize Islam and Muslims, cover up all Israeli crimes and atrocities and help create the environment justifying United States and European invasions and destruction of Muslim countries. Never in the more than fourteen century inspiring …

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Moscow warns against interference in Syrian conflict

  The Russian Foreign Ministry has warned against outside interference in the Syrian conflict, saying the country's citizens should solve their problems themselves. "The settlement in this country should be carried out by the Syrians themselves without outside interference and should be based on an all-Syria dialogue, which is the only way to resolve the conflict," the ministry said in …

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U.N. Rights Committee, chaired by Sri Lanka, Breaks 43-Year Israeli Taboo on Gaza By Thalif Deen

UNITED NATIONS, Jul 29, 2011 (IPS) – When the United Nations General Assembly created a three- member special committee to investigate Israeli human rights violations in occupied territories back in December 1968, the Jewish state reacted with obvious anger. And not surprisingly, the committee was barred from entering any of the occupied territories – forcing the three members to hold …

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Jewish settlers are terrorising Palestinians, says Israeli general By Catrina Stewart in Jerusalem

A senior Israeli army commander has warned that unchecked "Jewish terror" against Palestinians in the occupied West Bank threatens to plunge the territory into another conflict.   In unusually outspoken comments, Major General Avi Mizrahi took aim at extremist Israeli settlers, and said the yeshiva, or religious seminary, in Yitzhar, one of the most radical Jewish strongholds in the West …

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The U.S.-Saudi Dilemma: Iran’s Reshaping of Persian Gulf Politics Read more: The U.S.-Saudi Dilemma: Iran’s Reshaping of Persian Gulf Politics | STRATFOR

By Reva Bhalla Something extraordinary, albeit not unexpected, is happening in the Persian Gulf region. The United States, lacking a coherent strategy to deal with Iran and too distracted to develop one, is struggling to navigate Iraq’s fractious political landscape in search of a deal that would allow Washington to keep a meaningful military presence in the country beyond the end-of-2011 deadline …

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Norway backs Palestinian path to U.N. vote By Walter Gibbs

; OSLO (Reuters) – Norway, host of the 1993 Palestinian-Israeli peace accords, said on Monday it was "perfectly legitimate" for Palestinians to take their case for statehood to the United Nations for voting in September. "We will consider very carefully the proposed text that's to be put forward by the Palestinians in the coming weeks," said Norwegian Foreign Minister Jonas Gahr …

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