Erdogan’s Turkey: The NATO Member That Sponsors Terrorism
New revelations emerging from Israeli security investigations have shattered any illusion that Turkey’s relationship with Hamas is limited to “political support” or “diplomatic engagement.” The evidence increasingly points to a situation far More »
Abahutu ba Gisenyi na Ruhengeri baciriweho iteka, ni bishyura euros 50,000 mbere yitaliki 30 kamena, 2026 izakurwaho!!!
May 10, 2026 Musabyimana Gaspard na Sylivia Mukankiko bari mu bahutu baciriweho iteka ni manza z’Uhoraho Uwiteka Imana Nyiringabo, kubera gukwirakwiza inzangano, bakanishimira impfu z‘abacitse ku icumu bakomeje gukorerwa na gatsiiko k‘ingoma More »
The Saudi ‘No’
The Abraham Accords, once touted as a breakthrough, have quietly moved, in Saudi political conversation, into the deep freeze. In September 1967, the Arab League, at its summit in Khartoum, delivered the More »
Iran War: Cup Moving Toward the Lip?
Yet, supposing that such a scheme does take shape and is implemented, who could guarantee that either Iran or a future US administration would abide by it? If, according to the Arab More »
Erdogan’s Turkey: The NATO Member That Sponsors Terrorism
New revelations emerging from Israeli security investigations have shattered any illusion that Turkey’s relationship with Hamas is limited to “political support” or “diplomatic engagement.” The evidence increasingly points to a situation far more alarming: Turkey has become a primary operational, logistical, and financial hub for Hamas’s global terror infrastructure.
Abahutu ba Gisenyi na Ruhengeri baciriweho iteka, ni bishyura euros 50,000 mbere yitaliki 30 kamena, 2026 izakurwaho!!!
May 10, 2026 Musabyimana Gaspard na Sylivia Mukankiko bari mu bahutu baciriweho iteka ni manza z’Uhoraho Uwiteka Imana Nyiringabo, kubera gukwirakwiza inzangano, bakanishimira impfu z‘abacitse ku icumu bakomeje gukorerwa na gatsiiko k‘ingoma y’abega bakomeje kumarira abo bavuga ko barokoye muri genocide yakorewe abatutsi muri 1994.
The Saudi ‘No’
The Abraham Accords, once touted as a breakthrough, have quietly moved, in Saudi political conversation, into the deep freeze. In September 1967, the Arab League, at its summit in Khartoum, delivered the famous three “no’s”: no peace with Israel, no recognition of Israel, no negotiations with Israel. Notably, the declaration made no mention of a Palestinian state, which the late senior PLO official Zuheir Mohsen significantly pointed out in 1977, had not yet been invented:
Iran War: Cup Moving Toward the Lip?
Yet, supposing that such a scheme does take shape and is implemented, who could guarantee that either Iran or a future US administration would abide by it? If, according to the Arab proverb, seeking knowledge would warrant travelling even to China, the same journey in pursuit of peace may not provide the desired result.
