White House Expected to Ease Sanctions Targeting Syria
Additional easing of Syrian sanctions is expected by mid-November, according to staff at the US Treasury Department’s Office of Financial Asset Control (OFAC).
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Peres Suffering from Portnoy’s Complaint?
Peres has to say things that are beginning to sound hollow after six decades of Zionist theft and colonization.
Read MoreFrançois Hollande’s Missteps Put France on Levant Sidelines
In modern times, France has done far better diplomatically when it has advocated against impetuous military involvement in the internal affairs of other countries.
Read MoreFour Decades after the 1973 Arab-Israeli War, Self-Delusion Persists
In Damascus and many other areas of Syria this weekend, citizens will celebrate the accomplishments of the 19-day war launched on October 6, 1973 by Syrian and Egyptian armies to regain Arab land illegally occupied since 1967.
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31 Years After the Sabra-Shatila Massacre, Justice Delayed But Gaining Ground
The transcript of Mr. Draper’s meeting with the Israelis demonstrates how the United States was unwittingly complicit in the tragedy of Sabra and Shatila.
Read More‘Go Tell It on the Mountain, From the Peaks of Qasioun!’
During these days of slaughter and the threats of US-led western bombing, the camp has come to symbolize Syrian resistance to foreign hegemony and occupation.
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Damascus Notes: A Meeting with Syrians on the Street Well-Informed of US Plans for Their Country
The people of the Syrian Arab Republic are politically very sophisticated and amazingly well informed about the details of the current crisis and with specifics about external players and their plans.
Read MoreWhich Americans will arrive first to Syria?
Will 1000 American ‘human shields’ stop another criminal war?
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Syria and the US Exchange Messages
Washington’s ill-considered criminal attack will aid and abet these militia and provide justification, in their minds, for literally hundreds of jihadist groups to spread carnage across Syria.
Read MoreA View from Tehran
Talking with average Iranians and shop keepers Offers a very different picture than that presented by the western media.
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