By Ramzy Baroud | Ma’an | October 26, 2016 Did Italian Prime Minister, Matteo Renzi, actually read the full text of the UNESCO resolution on Palestine and Israel, before he raved with anger? “I think this is a mistaken, inconceivable resolution,” he said. “It is not possible to continue with these resolutions at the UN […]
Did Italian Prime Minister, Matteo Renzi, actually read the full text of the UNESCO resolution on Palestine and Israel, before he raved with anger?
“I think this is a mistaken, inconceivable resolution,” he said.
“It is not possible to continue with these resolutions at the UN and UNESCO that aim to attack Israel. It is shocking and I have ordered that we stop taking this position (his country’s abstention) even if it means diverging from the position taken by the rest of Europe,” he added.
By Nasim Ahmed | MEMO | October 15, 2016 A draft decision by UNESCO, which criticises Israel’s activities at holy places in the occupied West Bank and Jerusalem, has been denounced by Israeli officials. “It ignores thousands of years of Jewish ties to Jerusalem and aids Islamist terror,” claimed Education Minister Naftali Bennett very dramatically. […]
Depuis le début des années 1960, d’abord dans mes recherches, puis dans mes articles, études ou livres j’ai abondamment traité des raisons scientifiques pour lesquelles les prétendues chambres à gaz hitlériennes n’ont pas existé ni même pu exister. Je ne rappellerai pas ces raisons. Pour une fois, je me contenterai de ne présenter ici qu’un document et un seul à l’appui de la conclusion de mes recherches.
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Over this past weekend, after driving ISIS terrorists out of Palmyra, Syrian and Russian military men walked through the ruins in this UNESCO World Heritage site, and seemed amazed to find much of the archeological sites still intact.
See new drone footage of the ancient city here:
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Here is a good example of how tangled the western foreign policy agenda is when it comes to Syria and ISIS.
Faced with the reality that they have been backing a losing side in Syria for the past 6 years, a confused Washington DC still clings to old public relations tagline like, ‘Assad Must Go’, and still push out the idea that somehow the government in Damascus is more dangerous than a known terrorist petulance like ISIS.
By Samira Jubis | Council on Hemispheric Affairs | September 23, 2015 The fate of the Garifuna people of Honduras hangs in the balance as they face a Honduran state that is all too eager to accommodate the neoliberal agenda of U.S. and Canadian investors. The current economic development strategy of the Honduran government, in […]
Why is a man accused of egregious sexual harassment still the chancellor of a university? Why is he still on a UNESCO panel when that entity says gender equality is a global priority?
The takfiris’ destruction of Syria’s heritage—indeed of all humanity’s—is extremely serious. The world’s, including the UN’s, turning a blind eye to this horrendous crime against humanity is shocking.
At the speed global water conversion from foul-to-fresh is spreading around the globe—via inexpensive household solar ‘desal’ units—a few hundred billion ordinary people will NOT go thirsty.
