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Again and also uh in the uae and some other countries um and study arabia first of all what are your thoughts on that and do you think that that is something that palestinians are going to go for . Many palestinians are not gonna are not going to actually get up and uh pack their bags and leave but you know there are some that are reported to leave but do you think that that thats something that what do you think about that uh well im taking a risk here but frankly i dont believe it. I think this is in um disinformation by the israelis, trying to create an expectation that arab countries will ...

The State Department has released a warning about tactics the Chinese Communist Party (CCP) is using to dominate ...

China Says U.S. 'Ulterior Motive' in Xinjiang Genocide Claim is Inciting Unrest Newsweek 2 days ago Tom O'Connor © TPG/Getty Images Chinese police patrol the mountainous border region in the Xinjiang's Altay on 28th October, 2020. Xinjiang is the Chinese region with the most international borders, neighboring Afghanistan, India, Kazakhstan, Kyrgyzstan, Mongolia, Pakistan, Russia and Takijistan. China has accused the United States of using claims of genocide against minorities in Xinjiang as a pretext to destabilize the northwestern region that has become a central issue i...

7:44 pm UTC Apr. 6, 2021 WASHINGTON – The U.S. and China are engaged in an increasingly intense confrontation over Beijing's human rights record – exchanging near-daily salvos over allegations Xi Jinping's government is committing genocide against the Uyghur people. The State Department announced new sanctions last week against two Chinese officials it said were directly involved in abuses against the Uyghurs, and Secretary of State Antony Blinken has said he would consider banning Chinese imports made by the Uyghurs with forced labor. At his first solo news conference, President Joe...

Her Uyghur friend disappeared. Now this Boston woman is on a mission to draw attention to China's 'genocide' Deirdre Shesgreen, USA TODAY Replay Video WASHINGTON – About five years ago, a doctor and medical researcher named Imamjan Ibrahim left Boston for Xinjiang, China, to visit his parents. He never returned. Now, friends and acquaintances fear the 35-year-old Ibrahim has been swept up in China's massive detention and imprisonment campaign targeting the Uyghurs and other ethnic minorities who populate the country's western region.  "It's been a long four years as I'm ...