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Relatives of people killed in the raid gather in one of the decimated houses. Photo by Nasser al Sane
(BIJ) Planned for months, it was decided over dinner.

Photos which allegedly show the home that was the target of the Navy Seal Team 6 raid, published by local Yemeni newspaper,al-Mashhad al-Yemeni.
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Donald Trump won't be winning any wars against Islamist terror if he imagines dismantling the Russia-China-Iran alliance is possible. His saber-rattling against Iran is pointless
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By Tim Hayward | February 6, 2017 Difficulties faced news organisations attempting to cover events in the war in Syria, particularly in the eastern part of Aleppo when under siege. Western journalists had stopped even trying to enter that area for fear of being kidnapped, or worse, at the hands of one or other of […]

Donald Trump poses with one of his Saudi business partners, CEO of Hussain Sajwani, and his daughter Ivanka Trump. (DAMAC Group)
President Trump’s Muslim ban is not only mean-spirited and, hopefully, unconstitutional, but it is irrational because it doesn’t even include the country most responsible for spreading terrorism around the world: Saudi Arabia.

A still from a video released from Al Qaeda In The Arabian Peninsula (AQAP) showing battles with Houthi rebels in Baydha Province, Yemen.
A terrorist video released on Friday by the Pentagon to show what it called intelligence gleaned by the recent raid in Yemen actually was made about 10 years ago, it acknowledged.

The attack didn’t target a “headquarters,” despite reports to the contrary.

A US soldier was also killed in the attack.

President-elect Donald Trump, center, listens to a member of the military in the stands as he watches an Army-Navy NCAA college football game at M&T Bank Stadium, Saturday, Dec. 10, 2016, in Baltimore. (AP/Andrew Harnik)

Part 1: The Anti-Anti-War-Left By Barbara McKenzie | November 23, 2016 One could argue that for any serious student of the Middle East, using a range of sources, the approved narrative on the Syrian conflict should have been suspect from the outset: the precedents of Iraq and Libya and the accompanying lies, the well-reported lack […]