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Israel .. where to?! | View Points - Vimarsana News

Israel .. where to?! | View Points

When the Israeli government held a cabinet meeting last May in a tunnel underneath Al-Aqsa Mosque, I remembered...

Israel... where to?! - Vimarsana News

Israel... where to?!

When the Israeli government held a cabinet meeting last May in a tunnel underneath Al-Aqsa Mosque, I remembered asking the late Yasser Arafat, in 2000, about the reasons behind the failure of his latest round of talks with Prime Minister Ehud Barak, under the auspices of President Bill Clinton. Arafat had relayed, with Dr. Nabil Shaath’s presence, that Barak demanded Israeli

Syria FM warns against West attempts to impose will on nations, urges joint Arab action - Vimarsana News

Syria FM warns against West attempts to impose will on nations, urges joint Arab action

The Syrian foreign minister says joint efforts are required to solve challenges facing Arab countries.

Source: presstv.ir
Mikdad: Arab National Security is interconnected and indivisible, the challenges require strengthening joint action - Vimarsana News

Mikdad: Arab National Security is interconnected and indivisible, the challenges require strengthening joint action

Damascus, SANA- Minister of Foreign Affairs and Expatriates, Fayssal Mikdad, affirmed that Arab national security is interrelated and indivisible, and the challenges facing many Arab countries threaten Arab security as a whole. "These challenges, including interference in countries' domestic affair

Source: sana.sy
EU ambivalent on UN probe into Saudi slaughter of migrants - Vimarsana News

EU ambivalent on UN probe into Saudi slaughter of migrants

The European Commission suggested it won't support a possible independent UN-backed inquiry into the alleged mass killings of Ethiopian migrants and asylum seekers by Saudi border guards.