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Israel fears war of attrition in Golan
Thursday, 05.23.2013, 10:31pm

Recent incidents in the Golan Heights continue to cast a shadow on the attitudes of Israeli leaders amid reports that Israel plans to carry out new strikes in Syria. These future attacks would be in fulfillment of Israel’s declared policy of preventing strategic weapons from being transferred through Syria to Hizbullah.

 

Experts: Immigration reform would boost Michigan, nation's economy
Thursday, 05.23.2013, 10:26pm
Michigan United and the Center for American Progress, joined by experts from around Michigan, held a phone press conference on May 23 to highlight the positive economic impact that immigration reform would have on the state and the country.
An increasingly unchecked surveillance state
Thursday, 05.23.2013, 10:25pm
The most egregious rights violations tend to happen against the voiceless; those who have neither the platform nor resources to articulate their grievances to the broader world.
As Assad’s forces take control of Qusair, what comes next?
Thursday, 05.23.2013, 10:20pm
The recent attack on the Syrian city of Qusair — which is located in the Homs countryside, a strategic area whose importance was highlighted in several Al-Monitor articles — carries many indications.
U.S. Congress unanimously moves toward full trade embargo on Iran
Thursday, 05.23.2013, 10:18pm
WASHINGTON  —  The U.S. Congress moved closer here Wednesday to imposing a full trade embargo against Iran and pledged its support to Israel if it felt compelled to attack Tehran’s nuclear program in self-defense.
Syria as a game-changer: U.S. political impotence in the Middle East
Thursday, 05.23.2013, 10:16pm
In an article published on May 15, 2013, American historical social scientist Immanuel Wallerstein wrote, "Nothing illustrates more the limitations of Western power than the internal controversy its elites are having in public about what the United States in particular and western European states should be doing about the civil war in Syria."
Al-Jazeera in uphill battle for viewers: Reality dismisses surveys
Thursday, 05.23.2013, 10:13pm
DOHA — Al-Jazeera announced on Wednesday that it is still the Middle East and North Africa's most-watched Arabic-language television channel, in a time when a number of studies are showing that the Qatar-based broadcaster is losing audience shares in Arab countries.
  » Will Al-Jazeera retrieve its lost credibility in U.S.?
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  » Evidence does not support fears of Islam in the West
  » St. Jude Children’s Research Hospital born and built from Arab American heritage 
  » Arab American launches mayoral run 


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