UK Foreign Secretary Ed Miliband: "Israel has every right to defend itself"
The question is: does Palestine have the same right to exist, resist occupation and defend its civilians? Or is “self-defense” a privilege reserved for Israel?
Reading the SDF simply as a “Kurdish movement” is a major misconception.
The story of how the SDF was formed was shaped less by the Kurds’ own political objectives than by its relationship with the Assad regime and the calculations of regional powers.
A movement that does not put the future of the Kurds first—not even when it has a choice—should not be expected to hesitate before putting Kurds at the front when the tide turns against it.
But it is never too late to turn back from a mistake.
Onlarca yıl boyunca Afrika’da yalnızca eski bir sömürge gücü değil; aynı zamanda siyaset, ekonomi ve güvenlik alanlarında belirleyici aktörlerden biriydi Fransa. Hatta belki de en güçlüsüydü. Ancak son yıllarda Sahel’de yaşanan askeri darbeler, Fransız askerlerinin bölgeden çekilmesi ve yükselen Rusya ve Çin etkisi, bu düzenin ciddi şekilde sarsıldığını gösteriyor.
Peki Fransa gerçekten Afrika’yı kaybediyor mu yoksa bu söylem bir maske mi?
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Special edition for those who spent years backing the Assad regime and its massacres under the grand slogans of “Palestine” and the so-called “axis of resistance.”
Lebanese Druze leader to Al Jazeera:
Hafez al-Assad was allowed to enter Lebanon, with American & Israeli greenlight, to crush the Palestinian liberation movement there.
Assad told Jumblat: “There is no such thing as Palestine, only southern Syria.”
🚨HEARTBREAKING: Two years ago, Sumaya daughter of Al Jazeera journalist Mohammad Washah stood in front of the camera wearing an oversized press vest, imitating her father and dreaming of becoming a voice for truth, inspired by Shireen Abu Akleh.
Today, she stands in grief, mourning the father Israel killed in a targeted strike on his vehicle yesterday , the same man who inspired her to tell the world.
One could argue that tonight marks a decisive rupture: the United States has effectively exhausted its credibility in the Gulf. In the days ahead, Gulf states are likely to begin recalibrating their strategic posture, searching for a “Plan B” that, until now, did not truly exist.
We are witnessing yet another theatrical performance. By the time we wake up tomorrow morning, the so-called “conditions for negotiation” will once again be on the table, stretching the process a little further.