Posted by seumasach on November 19, 2012
Thierry Meyssan
19th November, 2012
Once again Israël attacks Gaza, and the international media relays the images of desolation. But the outrage provoked by these daily horrors must not prevent us from analysing the situation and understanding its aims. Thierry Meyssan anwers the question.
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Posted by seumasach on November 19, 2012
A ground invasion may be imminent. But Bibi may – once again – be biting more of a gefilte fish than he can chew. Don’t expect any condemnation from the cowardly petro-monarchies of the Gulf Counter-Revolution Club (GCC), previously known as Gulf Cooperation Council. And don’t expect any condemnation from all those Western “Friends of Syria” who get so outraged by the Assad regime killing “its own people”.
Pepe Escobar
17th November, 2012
So many wars to launch, so little time. When you’re the political leader of the most militarized nation on the planet – as is the case with Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin “Bibi” Netanyahu – you gotta find ways to play with your toys.
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Posted by seumasach on November 19, 2012
19th November, 2012
Syria’s new opposition coalition has decided to make Egypt its headquarters, the president of the body was quoted as saying by Egypt’s official news agency on Monday. Mouaz Alkhatib, head of the Syrian National Coalition for Opposition and Revolutionary Forces, was speaking after a meeting with Egyptian Foreign Minister Mohamed Kamal Amr in Cairo. “There is a decision by the coalition to make Egypt its main headquarters,” the MENA news agency quoted him as saying.
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Posted by seumasach on November 19, 2012
19th November, 2012
TEHRAN, Iran (AP) — A group of extremist Islamist factions in Syria has rejected the country’s new opposition coalition, saying in a video statement they have formed an “Islamic state” in the embattled city of Aleppo to underline they want nothing to do with the Western-backed bloc.
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Posted by seumasach on November 19, 2012
“Other Arab and regional states in good standing with Hamas, notably Qatar (whose Emir Sheikh Hamad bin Khalifa Al-Thani recently visited Gaza with promises of financial assistance and investment) and Turkey (Hamas leader Khaled Mashal gave the key note address at the AK party conference of Prime Minister Erdoğan) will themselves be keen for this crisis to be over asap. Their priority right now is Syria. And this Gazan escalation will already be taking the gloss off their apparent success in re-launching a unified Syrian opposition grouping in Doha last week. They are now in the uncomfortable position of having worked closely on Syria with the same Western powers (notably the US, Britain, France, and the EU) who have been rushing to accord legitimacy to Israel’s so-called “self-defence” action against Gaza. They know that this is music to the ears of the Assad regime and that it will be used against them, especially if more Gazan blood is spilled. If this becomes Cast Lead II, then they will be in no position to promote the intervention they desire in Syria while Gaza is burning.”
Daniel Levi
18th November
The internal logic to Israeli policy is to live by the sword, but a more democratic Arab region, more responsive to public demands and dignity can only make such a policy dangerous in the longer term
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Posted by seumasach on November 19, 2012
Son cínicos quienes rechazan los ataques israelíes contra Gaza y apoyan a los terroristas pro Israel en Siria
18th November, 2012
Los reaccionarios Hermanos Musulmanes tienen la desfachatez de manifestar su supuesta solidaridad con los palestinos masacrados por el Tsahal en Gaza enarbolando la sucia bandera de la contrarrevolución siria. Es decir, están a favor de una parte del plan sionista e imperialista de destruir Siria, aniquilar a su población e instalar una tiranía servil con Israel como la de Qatar, Jordania, saudilandia, Kuwait, Libia, Bahrein y Yemen, y se oponen contra otra parte del mismo plan que incluye el exterminio de la resistencia palestina en Gaza y de su población para crear en Jordania un “bantustán” palestino y tomar por asalto Gaza y Cisjordania. Esta incoherencia propia de los fanáticos e imbéciles salafistas favorece las masacres de Israel y de la OTAN y sus agentes en Gaza y Siria, divide a las masas árabes y no sirve para nada a las masas palestinas masacradas tanto en Gaza como en los campos palestinos en Siria.
Apoyar al pueblo palestino de Gaza es lo mismo que apoyar al pueblo sirio. La diferencia es que el gobierno sirio mantiene una coherente postura antisionista solidaria con la causa palestina mientras que la dirección salafistas de Hamas muestra su inconsecuencia al negarse a apoyar de manera irrestricta al gobierno de Siria como sí hace el partido Hezbollah, que expresa una coherencia y firmeza intachables.
Si el pueblo palestino quiere dejar de acumular derrotas, masacres, dolor y sufrimiento deberá cambiar de dirección política y estrecharse mas a sus hermanos árabes de Líbano y Siria y a los sectores en lucha en Jordania, Bahrein y Yemen.
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Posted by seumasach on November 18, 2012
Pourquoi une nouvelle guerre contre Gaza ?
Thierry Meyssan
17th November, 2012
À nouveau Israël attaque Gaza et les médias internationaux relaient des images de désolation. Cependant la sidération que provoque l’horreur quotidienne de cette nouvelle guerre ne doit pas nous empêcher de l’analyser et d’en comprendre les objectifs. Thierry Meyssan répond à cette question.
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Posted by seumasach on November 18, 2012
Comités Palestinos en Yarmuk: el enemigo sionista ataca directamente en Gaza e indirectamente en Yarmuk
17th November, 2012
Damasco. Los comités populares del Campo de Yarmuk han afirmado que no aceptan a los grupos terroristas armados que asesinan en el Campo para cumplir los objetivos del enemigo sionista que ataca directamente al pueblo palestino en Gaza e indirectamente en el Campo de Yarmuk y otros campos a través de sus agentes terroristas.
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Posted by seumasach on November 18, 2012
15th November, 2012
By Kourosh Ziabari – Tehran Times – A German political pundit says China will use its soft power to find a peaceful solution to the Syrian crisis and force it on the U.S., the UK, France, and Germany. “I am also rather confident that China will give the United States, the United Kingdom, Germany, France, and other important European governments economic incentives to find a peaceful resolution to the (Syrian) crisis,” Christof Lehmann said in an interview with the Tehran Times on Tuesday.
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Posted by seumasach on November 17, 2012
16th November, 2012
The Brazilian government said that it will not recognize the Syrian opposition coalition formed in Doha last week.
In a statement on Friday, Brazil’s Foreign Ministry Spokesman, Tovar Nunes, said that the UN Security Council has not recognized the legitimacy of this coalition yet.
He added that the Brazilian stance aimed at enhancing the role of the UNSC in the face of other groups were formed to discuss the situation in Syria, including the so-called “friends of Syria” group.
He expressed Brazil’s concern over the escalation of violence in Syria in case of arming the Syrian opposition since some countries publicly wished that as France and its president who recognized the coalition and said that the possibility of arming it is under discussion.
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Posted by seumasach on November 17, 2012
16th November, 2012
Russia’s President Vladimir Putin said that there are sides that want chaos in Syria, adding that Russia rejects that because Syria is near to Russia’s borders.
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