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Selected Articles: “Power Politics” in the Middle East
By Global Research News
Global Research, December 29, 2015

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531px-Syrian_Arab_Army_Flag.svgVideo: Syrian Military Operations against ISIS Terrorist Positions Near Turkish Border

By South Front, December 29 2015

Last weekend, the Syrian Arab Army (SAA) and its allies continued their counter-attack at the Al-Sina’a District (Industrial District) in the Deir Ezzor province’s capital, striking ISIS militants at east of this area. According to the ground reports, the Syrian…

Jewish-only roadIsrael’s First “Jewish-Only Road”. Palestinians are Banned from Using the Road”

By Ariyana Love, December 29 2015

Israel has announced the construction of a new, Jewish-only road that will connect two Jewish colonies, according to a report by the Middle East Monitor.

global-economyThe Power Politics behind the Islamic State (ISIS/Daesh) and the “Trade” Agreements

By Chandra Muzaffar and Hassanal Noor Rashid, December 29 2015

The protracted conflicts in Syria and many parts of West Asia have been a fertile ground for the rise of extreme militants professing their own barbaric distortion of the Islamic Faith.

Foreign-and-Expatriates-MinistryWho are the State Sponsors of Terrorism? “Terrorism Is the Outcome of Generous Support by Countries Like Turkey and Saudi Arabia to Terrorist Organizations. Syrian Foreign Ministry

By SANA, December 29 2015

Foreign and Expatriates Ministry on Monday sent two letters to the UN Secretary-General and President of UN Security Council regarding the persistence of ISIS, Jabhat al-Nusra, and other terrorist organizations in committing crimes against civilians in Syrian cities.

tim_anderson3The Dirty War on Syria: Washington Supports the Islamic State (ISIS)

By Prof. Tim Anderson, December 29 2015

Reports that US and British aircraft carrying arms to ISIS were shot down by Iraqi forces (Iraqi News 2015) were met with shock and denial in western countries. Yet few in the Middle East doubt that Washington is playing a ‘double game’ with its proxy armies in Syria.

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