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Tag Archives: Saudia Arabia
It’s no longer called the Israeli-Arab conflict because it has shrunk to the Israeli-Palestinian conflict
YNET Israel remains the Middle East’s only anchor by Guy Bechor November 28, 2015 …And so, for about two years, the American administration focused on us, focused on past, while the Syrian meat grinder expanded, Iraq collapsed, Libya turned into … Continue reading
Posted in Islam, Israel & Middle East, Politics
Tagged Europe, Iran, Iraq, Libya, Refugees, Saudia Arabia, Syria, Yemen
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Saudi Arabia, US ally, Sentences reformist Shiite cleric to ‘crucifixion’
TORONTO STAR by Shenaz Kermalli October 15, 2014 Raising fears of renewed sectarian tensions in the region, Saudi Arabia’s top court has sentenced a charismatic opposition leader to death for speaking out against the kingdom’s ruling family. Nimr Baqer al-Nimr, … Continue reading
Foundation for Defense of Democracies conference focuses on our “frenemies”
Last week I was in DC for the two-day Foundation for Defense of Democracy conference. For such a young organization their range of accomplishments is very impressive. FDD analysts are tops in their fields and testify regularly before Congress, are consulted by the White … Continue reading
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Tagged FDD, Foundation for Defense of Democracies, Pakistan, Qatar, Saudia Arabia, Turkey
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