TRAVELING THE WORLD, WRITING WHAT THE PEOPLE NEED TO KNOW.
TRAVELING THE WORLD, WRITING WHAT THE PEOPLE NEED TO KNOW.
Israeli occupation forces carried out an assassination attack, killing three young Palestinians in Nablus, West Bank, spraying a civilian car full of bullets in broad daylight. Some are saying this will provoke war, but what was really behind the extrajudicial killings this Tuesday? Palestinians gathered in their hundreds around the car in which Ibrahim Al-Nabulsi, Read More…
US President Joe Biden triumphantly announced that the US military had assassinated the new leader of Daesh, Abu Ibrahim al-Hashemi al-Qurayshi, with many civilians dying in the process. But what does this actually show about the Biden administration’s foreign policy and the military’s modus operandi. On Thursday, US special forces entered the town of Atmah, Read More…
As tensions escalate between NATO powers and Russia in Ukraine, Western media begins referring to Russia as if it is the former Soviet Union. What does the United States seek to gain from escalating tensions with Moscow? The Ukraine-Russia issue has been a major focus for the United States Government, which has now sent a Read More…
This Tuesday, Amnesty International, the world’s leading human rights organisation, released a near 300 page report accusing Israel of committing the crime of Apartheid. The report has now created a consensus amongst human rights groups that Israel is a racist regime, built on Jewish supremacy. Prior to the release of the lengthy and well researched Read More…
Fear-mongering over what is being called an opportunity for Hezbollah and Iran to seize more power over Lebanon is again being ramped up, as former Lebanese Prime Minister Sa’ad Hariri resigns from politics. Yet, despite such claims of an Iran takeover, recent developments may prove the very opposite. Leader of the ‘Future Movement’ Party, Sa’ad Read More…
Jordan is rising up against an energy swap deal set to be agreed upon, by the Hashemite Kingdom, the United Arab Emirates and Israel. It started with University Students, then Jordanian tribes and now the country’s parliament. This Wednesday, December 8, Jordanian protesters gathered outside their country’s parliament in Amman demanding that the water for Read More…