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Caroline Glick THE JERUSALEM POST November 5, 2009 At first glance, this past week seems like a week that Iran's mullahs would very much like to forget. Early Wednesday morning, IDF naval commandos boarded the merchant ship...
Jewish state reluctantly preparing military strike – with or without U.S. By Jerome R. Corsi WorldNetDaily September 29, 2009 This is the first of several excepts exclusive to WND from WND senior staff reporter Jerome R....
An Iranian female opposition supporter reacts as she attends a protest in Tehran, Iran, Friday, Sept. 18, 2009, in competition with government-sponsored mass rallies to mark an annual anti-Israel commemoration, the Quds Day...
President Michel Sleiman called on Friday for another roascii117nd of parliamentary consascii117ltations to nominate a new premier following Saad Hariri's resignation from his post as premier-designate. The presidency's press...
Beirut- With Prime Minister Designate Saad Hariri in Saudi Arabia, it is difficult to expect a government in Lebanon anytime soon. According to al Anbaa newspaper he is expected back in Lebanon latest September 1 to attend the...
In this photo released by the Iranian Labour News Agency (ILNA), local staff member of the French Embassy in Tehran, Nazak Afshar, weeps, at the court room in Tehran, Iran, Saturday, Aug. 8, 2009. Syria's assistance to France...
AMMAN (JT) - Jordan and Russia on Monday called on Israel to stop its settlement activity in the occupied Palestinian lands. At a meeting between Minister of Foreign Affairs Nasser Judeh and Alexander Saltanov, Russia's special...
On AOL Politics Daily, long-time White House reporter Carl Cannon bluntly declared that the political press gave Sarah Palin a raw deal in the 2008 campaign, and seriously failed to scrutinize Joe Biden, especially his...
On AOL Politics Daily , long-time White House reporter Carl Cannon bluntly declared that the political press gave Sarah Palin a raw deal in the 2008 campaign, and seriously failed to scrutinize Joe Biden, especially his...
First person by Marco Vicenzino The 1989 Taif Accord which ended Lebanon's Civil War also ended Christian dominance of national politics and drastically reduced presidential powers, through which Christian hegemony was...
