Politics in the Middle & Near East
Are the Palestinians or Israelis causing most of the unrest in Gaza?
Are the Palestinians or Israelis causing most of the unrest in Gaza?
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Palestine
Palestinians are causing most of the unrest. They have their own government, the Palestine Authority.
Israel
by Mark Hopkins
Israel is a small nation, but is reckoned to have the fourth most powerful Armed Forces in the World.
Politics in the Middle & Near East
The probability of nuclear war with Iran
by Daniel Nika
There are two main options or standpoints that can be reached when dealing with this current Iranian nuclear situation. The first
Politics in the Middle & Near East
Is Iran's nuclear threat of any concern to us?
by Tim Morrison
If things continue down the path they have begun, and everybody involved keeps chest-pounding and challenging each other to climb
Politics in the Middle & Near East
Syria's nuclear program
From all the available evidence it appears that Syria does not have any serious nuclear weapons program. In recent years there have
297 Article Titles on Politics in the Middle & Near East
- Neo-conservatism and deceptions in the invasion of Iraq (1 article)
- The Middle East conflct: Political spin versus truth (11 articles)
- The effect of economic sanctions on the people of Iran (1 article)
- A brief account of Arab Spring (1 article)
- Imran Khan: A strong voice in Pakistan (2 articles)
- Is the mega fortress US embassy in Iraq justified? (17 articles)
- Possible consequences if Iran enriches uranium (4 articles)
- Will Iran's government change in 2012? (2 articles)
- Why most Arab Islamists are no more extreme than America's Religious Right (2 articles)
- How the death of a fruit seller sparked the Arab Spring (1 article)
- What is the Arab League (3 articles)
- Reflections on the 2011 Arab Spring (1 article)
- Iran's aggressive actions in the Middle East (8 articles)
- Syria: When will President Bashar al-Assad leave office? (1 article)
- How did the Arab Spring start? (1 article)
- Was Gaddafi's death a war crime? (1 article)
- Egypt: Will the Salafists and the Muslim Brotherhood govern together? (1 article)
- The legacy of Iraq (2 articles)
- What did the US achieve in Iraq? (1 article)
- How the democratic revolution in Egypt will affect the Middle East (4 articles)
- Nuclear OPEC: May become reality (1 article)
- State of Qatar Overview (2 articles)
- Is Iran's nuclear threat of any concern to us? (19 articles)
- Iranian actions to counter Western influence and the ensuing alliances formed (1 article)
- Saudi Arabia grants women the right to vote in local elections (2 articles)
- Israel prepares for possible attack on Iran (1 article)
- Should the UN grant Palestine statehood and what would be the result? (2 articles)
- Should America attack Iran? (41 articles)
- The political and military future of the Middle-East (7 articles)
- The threats presented by Pakistan and Iran (1 article)
- United Nations inaction on Syria (1 article)
- NATO air strikes target Libyan TV (1 article)
- Prevailing causes of crisis in the Middle East (21 articles)
- Palestine claims that Israel never belonged to the Land (3 articles)
- Who benefits from the war against terrorism (1 article)
- Why Pakistan and India must make peace (1 article)
- The Syrian-Hamas division (1 article)
- Ideology of Pakistan (1 article)
- Obstacles to peace in the Middle East (20 articles)
- The future of U.S. - Pakistani relations (3 articles)
- Would life in Iraq be better if Saddam Hussein were still there? (12 articles)
- Syria: What instability spells for region (1 article)
- Should the US intervene in Libya? (11 articles)
- NATO takes control of air operations in Libya (1 article)
- Should President Obama have consulted with Congress before sending the US military to Libya? (6 articles)
- Ending the conflict in the Middle East (29 articles)
- Arguments against Libya intervention (2 articles)
- Yemen leader, top general discuss transition of power (1 article)
- The seeds of democracy take root in the Middle East (1 article)
- How the US should engage political revolt in the Middle East (2 articles)
