UN Watchdog Slams Appointment of Syria to Head Chemical Weapons Forum
‘Having the Syrian regime of Bashar al-Assad preside over global chemical and nuclear weapons disarmament will be like putting a serial rapist in charge of a women’s shelter,’ said Hillel Neuer, executive director of UN Watch.
No Time to Go Wobbly on Syria
Indeed, the price America will pay for “losing” the already-lost Turkey will be far lower than the price the US will pay for abandoning its Kurdish allies.
Firing Tillerson Removed an Obstacle to Peace
As Secretary of State Rex Tillerson was being fired on Tuesday, his central assumptions about the Palestinian conflict with Israel, which are shared by the entire Washington foreign policy establishment, literally blew up in Gaza.
Turkish Leader Claims Muslim Victory Over Europe, Cites Trump’s ‘Alliance’ With Jews as Obstacle
‘Europe will be Muslim,’ said Member of Parliament, Alparslan Kavaklıoğlu. ‘We will be effective there, Allah willing. I am sure of that.’
A Month of Islam and Multiculturalism in Britain: February 2018
“The best place to hide a tree is in a forest.”
Kurdish Christians Facing Forced Conversions in Syria’s Afrin Province
Armed Syrian militias allied with Turkey have reportedly been demanding that Kurdish Christians in the Afrin province convert to Islam or face execution.
Will Turkey Lead An End-of-Days Global Islamic Jihad Against Israel And The US?
Regarding such a campaign, one Israeli expert on Islam stated emphatically, ‘make no mistake; this is war.’
Is Greek-Turkish Territorial Dispute a Pre-Messianic Payback From Temple Times?
A historic conflict between two ancient nations is heating up as several Turkish politicians threaten to invade Greece and blows have actually been exchanged. One rabbi notes that the Biblical identities of these nations is still relevant and old debts from long-ago sins are still part of the political equation.
Syria – The War Everyone Must Fight and No One Can Win
Saturday morning’s violent clashes along the Israeli-Syria border between Israel on the one hand and Iran and Syrian regime forces on the other occurred against the backdrop of multiplying acts of war and violence among a seemingly endless roster of combatants.
Middle East Regression
Turkey and Egypt are reversing direction, one trying to bring back the Ottoman Empire and the other solidifying a despotic dictatorship.