Arabs Murder American Woman; Manhunt for Killers
Police early Sunday morning found the body of Christine Logan, who held an American passport, 16 hours after two Arabs stabbed her and wounded a friend.
IAF Jet Shoots Down Unknown Object from Jordan
An Israel Air Force fighter jet shot down an unidentified flying object that penetrated Israeli air space early Thursday afternoon. The object is thought to have been a balloon. Investigation of the incident is ongoing.
Suicide bombers kill 38 near Iran Shiite mosque
Jundallah claims responsibility: report
We will never recognize Israel
Islamist group celebrates 23rd anniversary
Kenneth R. Timmerman
is a New York Times best-selling author and contributing editor for Newsmax Media.
The Democratic Peace Hypothesis and Greek Foreign Policy, 1974 Cyprus Dispute
The “democratic peace†hypothesis encourages hope for a new age of international peace among nation-states that adopt democratic values and beliefs. It argues that democracies are more likely than non-democracies to resolve disputes among themselves in a peaceful manner.
Dr. Nazir S. Bhatti
has been campaigning for equal rights for Christian people in Pakistan since 1985. He is president of Pakistan Christian Congress [www.pakistanchristiancongress.org] and publisher of Pakistan Christian Post [www.pakistanchristianpost.com].
Asian Convoy from India on Way to Gaza, Via Iran
A convoy from India and other Asian countries is on its way across Asia to enter Gaza via Egypt in yet another attempt to break Israel’s so-called blockade of Gaza.
Ahmar Mustikhan
is a journalist of longstanding from Balochistan -- a Texas-sized stateless region divided among Pakistan, Iran and Afghanistan --,
Celebrating International Human Rights Day -Update – Thursday, December 16, 2010
Human Rights in the Middle East: What the West Needs to Know Capitol Visitor Center First Street N.E & East Capitol Street N.E Washington, DC 20515 Room SVC 209-08