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Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu (L) and Canadian Prime Minister Stephen Harper
 
 

 The not-very-independent UN body has made a mockery of justice by soldering a resolution on the so-called human rights violations in Iran.

 

 
 
by JAMAL KANJ
 
 FOLLOWING serious cajoling by the US, the European Union and arm twisting by Arab governments, the Palestinians entered what was to be nine months of negotiations with Israel. The Palestinians, who had forgone demands for Israel’s compliance with previous signed agreements before starting new negotiations, were promised that this time Israel would enter into serious discussions to reach a final agreement by April 29.

 
 
By Finian Cunningham
For many Palestinians today the conflict in Syria is a source of deep shame. This is because large numbers of Palestinian men have joined the ranks of the foreign-backed extremists trying to destabilize the Syrian government of Bashar al Assad.