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Monthly Archives: March 2011
Analysis: Sinai Saga casts Light on new regional Dynamic
Jerusalem Post-16/04/2009 The latest revelations of Hizbullah involvement in northern Sinai cast a sudden light on a silent war currently under way across the Middle East and beyond it. The events in Sinai showcase a number of defining factors of … Continue reading
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Tagged Beduin, Egyptian, Gaza, Hamas, Hizbullah, Iran, Sinai
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Analysis: Hamas and the Sudanese Connection
Jerusalem Post-26/03/2009 The latest reports of an alleged IAF strike on a Hamas arms convoy in Sudan in January draw attention to an arms network running from Iran, via the Persian Gulf and Yemen to Sudan, Egypt, and finally, Hamas-ruled … Continue reading
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Tagged Ali Larijani, Gaza, Hamas, Hezbullah, Khartoum, Omar al-Bashir, Osama bin Laden, Sudan
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Analysis: A Conflict with no Name
Jerusalem Post- 14/01/2009 Israel’s Gaza operation is serving to mark in bold relief the fault lines between two regional blocs whose rivalry dominates the region. These are the bloc of broadly pro-Western states, including Israel, Egypt, Saudi Arabia and Jordan, … Continue reading
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Tagged Al-Goumhurriya, Cairo, Egypt, Gaza, Hamas, Iran, Muhammad Ali Ibrahim, Muslim Brotherhood, Omar Suleiman
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Analysis: Obama: An Innocent Abroad
Jerusalem Post- 21/05/2009 The London-based Arabic newspaper Al-Quds al-Arabi has published what it claims are key details of the new Middle East peace plan to be presented by President Obama in his speech in Cairo on June 4. Details of … Continue reading
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Tagged Fatah, Hamas, Hizbullah, Mahmoud Abbas, President Obama, refugees, Syria
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Analysis: The energetic Hamas Lobby
Jerusalem Post- 22/04/2009 A meeting was meant to take place on Wednesday in the Grimond Room at Portcullis House, adjoining the House of Commons in London. The planned meeting was titled “Talk with Hamas” and was meant to feature a … Continue reading
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Tagged British Parliament, EU, Hamas, Hizbullah, Mahmoud Zahar, UK
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What if Hizbullah Won?
Jerusalem Post- 31/05/2009 With a week to go before Lebanon’s parliamentary elections, it is impossible to accurately predict the result. There are no reliable polls. It is clear, however, that the rival blocs – the pro-Western March 14 alliance and … Continue reading
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Tagged Beirut, Hassan Nasrallah, Hizbullah, Lebanon, March 14
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Deraa demonstrators breach fear barrier – Assad will seek to rebuild it
Jerusalem Post, 21/3/11 Demonstrations flared all weekend in the southern Syrian city of Deraa. On Friday, four people had died as Syrian security forces sought to quell the protests. On Sunday, participants in mass funerals for the dead called for … Continue reading
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Analysis: Suddenly, the Arab World wakes up to Yemen’s Rebellion
Jerusalem Post- 18/12/2009 The 30th summit of the Gulf Cooperation Council, meeting in Kuwait this week, expressed its solidarity with Saudi Arabia in its fight with the Shi’ite Houthi rebels in northern Yemen. The Kuwaiti emir noted that Saudi Arabia … Continue reading
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Tagged Ali Abdallah Saleh, Hizbullah, Houthi, Iraq, Kuwait, Saada, Saudi Arabia, Shiite, Yemen, Zaidi
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