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Israels 9/11 is a Slogan to Rationalize Open-Ended Killing of Palestinian Civilians - Vimarsana News

Israels 9/11 is a Slogan to Rationalize Open-Ended Killing of Palestinian Civilians

SAN FRANCISCO, USA, Oct 11 (IPS) - When Israel’s ambassador to the United Nations spoke outside the Security Council on Sunday, he said: “This is Israel’s 9/11. This is Israel’s 9/11.” Meanwhile, in a PBS NewsHour interview, Israel’s ambassador to the United States said: “This is, as someone said, our 9/11.”

'Israel's 9/11' Is a Slogan to Rationalize Open-Ended Killing of Palestinian Civilians - Vimarsana News

'Israel's 9/11' Is a Slogan to Rationalize Open-Ended Killing of Palestinian Civilians

When Israel’s ambassador to the United Nations spoke outside the Security Council on Sunday, he said: “This is Israel’s 9/11. This is Israel’s 9/11.” - Norman Solomon for Antiwar.com Original

Russia's Putin demands absolute loyalty from his inner-circle - Vimarsana News

Russia's Putin demands absolute loyalty from his inner-circle

Russian President Vladimir Putin is known to keep a close-knit cadre of allies around him, with the majority of his inner-circle having served him for years.

Source: cnbc.com
Russian journalist Sergei Medvedev to speak in Camden, Oct. 21 - Vimarsana News

Russian journalist Sergei Medvedev to speak in Camden, Oct. 21

CAMDEN — "What’s at stake in Ukraine is the future of the free world." Sergei Medvedev. Russian journalist, historian, TV and radio host Sergei Medvedev spoke those words during the virtual 2022 Camden Conference, Europe: Challenged at...

Three books that explain why Russia invade Ukraine, and what happens next - Vimarsana News

Three books that explain why Russia invade Ukraine, and what happens next

Sheila Fitzpatrick looks at three new books examining the motives behind Vladimir Putin’s decision to invade Ukraine.

Source: smh.com.au