An opinion piece written for Newsweek suggesting George W. Bush make an excellent complement to U.S. President Obama as Middle East envoy has made waves in the blogosphere. The article, penned by Gregory Levey, the author of a book called Shut Up I'm Talking: And Other Diplomacy Lessons I Learned in the Israeli Government–A Memoir and former speechwriter for the Israeli government, advocates for Bush and Obama to play

Global Voices Online - Syria Readers: 198   Votes 1

Although the definition of the term 'revolution' does not imply a specific time-frame to accomplish a specific type of change in a drastic manner, however, one would assume that the term 'revolution' should be used when a drastic changes is happening in a short period of time.Many revolutions have occurred in the past that resulted in drastic changes in short periods of time. For example the French revolution (1789-1799), Spanish

Arabian Camel Readers: 211   Votes 1

More than a year has passed since the riot in Sednaya Military prison, tens of prisoners died and the authorities has not provided the families of detainees or the public about the fate of all detainees at the prison, and has not released any information about the action its forces took against the prisoners. NO investigation have begun about the violence at the prison. The authority’s strategy about Sednaya massacre has

رايح ومش راجع Readers: 232   Votes 1

Arabic Font Specimen Book is a great guide and resource which help the designer, scholar and searcher to know what Arabic calligraphy has?img src="http://feeds.feedburner.com/~r/LogosGuide/~4/F9Bz9aPuffA" height="1" width="1"/

LogosGuide Readers: 256   Votes 1

pCan we just pause a little and get to business on line?br /Don't be considerate not to disturb people with facts... What's happening in Gaza are facts, death toll is still rising, and it will keep rising... we're not seeking sympathy, we are seeking justice, keep this in your mind.br /Send to CNN, BBC, Haaretz, the Guardian, the independent, ynetnews, israelnationalnews, the Jerusalem Post… Use the simplest media available, yahoo,

My Chaos Readers: 333   Votes 1

“I mean the present-day Nazis that are shelling an entire population in Gaza. Who knew that the heirs to the ethnic genocidal policies of the Holocaust would be the Jews themselves? And have they perfected those policies!” Says Syrian blogger Lujayn, about the latest bombing of Gaza.

Global Voices Online - Syria Readers: 366   Votes 1

Dear Readers, I won’t be updating my story until the death and destruction stops in Gaza. I would feel callous writing a romance when such horrible events are happening near by. I hope you will stay with me until I return. Inshallah peace will happen soon. Sincerely, Mariyah       

Mariyah's Blog Readers: 364   Votes 1

The Arab world is somber today. The feeling of shock and disgust at the events of yesterday can be felt at every blog. As the Israeli Defense Forces bombed and wrecked havoc in besieged Gaza the blogosphere had a sense of disbelief at what is happening and the international reaction to it. The IDF launched on Saturday, December 27, 2008, Operation Cast Lead, in response to local Qassam rockets being fired

Global Voices Online - Syria Readers: 379   Votes 1

By Alex, . Number 5: Hamas was launching rockets into southern Israel. Although very few of these missiles hit a target and very few Israelis died as a result of those attacks, the rockets are a source of psychological stress as Israelis living in the affected areas had to live in constant fear. Number 4: The attacks were a part of Israel’s strategy to ensure the utter failure of Hamas in governing the Palestinian

Syria Comment Readers: 399   Votes 1

“A demonstration may seem like the most pointless self-serving act you can do at a time like this. But it’s better than sitting at home” writes Syria News Wire in announcing a protest scheduled for tomorrow in front of the Israeli embassy in London.

Global Voices Online - Syria Readers: 355   Votes 1