A Palestinian-Hezbollah War in Lebanon?
Tensions are being stoked between Palestinians and Hezbollah in Lebanon as sectarian civil war engulfs others in the region.
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Will Lebanon survive 2014? Should it?
BEIRUT — Another week, another terrorist bombing. It’s beginning to look a lot like that here in Lebanon these days. Another apparent suicide bomber detonated a car rigged with explosives in the southern suburbs yesterday...
Read MorePrivacy Rights: Is Anything Left?
The answer to this question is being pondered across America in light to the two seeming mutually contradictory US Federal Court decisions handed down this month from Courts in Washington, D.C. and New York.
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UNRWA’s Bitter Winter Solstice…and Now Alan Dershowitz!
Adding to UNWRA’s myriad problems is the Alan Dershowitz’s decision to retire after 46 years on the job at the Harvard Law School.
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Will Les Clintons Scuttle US-Iran Rapprochement?
The Clintons will scuttle US-Iran rapprochement if they can, and in league with the US Zionist lobby, they well might.
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Syria: Bibi and Bandar Badger Obama to Support the Islamic Front
The “best friends of America” want the Obama administration to sign onto a scheme to oust the Syrian government by funding, arming, and training the Islamic Front.
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Salafist Crimes Against Islam in Syria
Reports from across Syria lay bare massive crimes being perpetrated against the Syrian people in the name of Islam from areas under Salafist control.
Read MoreInside Emergency Damascene Shelters
This brief update is not focused on the ever deteriorating grave conditions of Palestinians and Syrians displaced and often trapped inside dangerous areas on Damascus, where this observer had been visiting some of the 24 former Damascus public schools currently being used as shelters.
Rather it seeks to highlight the esprit de corps, solidarity, resistance, and good will among Palestinians here is Damascus who were forced from Yarmouk and other camps and how they are huddled and preparing for a harsh winter which one senses these frigid nights it not far off.
Read MoreLebanon: Why Focus on Scholarships for Ain al Hilweh Refugee Camp? Because It Exists
Ain al Helweh has the highest school dropout rates, the highest rates of shootings and domestic violence, the highest rates of selling body parts to survive, and its future will be determined by the achievements of its young people
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Palestinian College Students in Lebanon: Vowing to Aid Their Countrymen Fleeing Syria
The Syrian conflict continues pushing Palestinian refugees from that beleaguered country’s ten official and three unofficial Palestinian camps, forcing the majority to flee to Lebanon.
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