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?Is the Dead Sea a military force against Iran and Turkey led by Egypt The Egyptian expert in international relations, Mohammed Hamid, revealed the scenes of the Dead Sea summit in Jordan, which included six Arab countries (Egypt, Saudi Arabia, Kuwait, Bahrain, UAE and Jordan The Egyptian expert said in remarks to RT that "the summit of the Dead Sea is important and comes at a very important time, in light of the willingness of the Arab countries to face the Iranian and Turkish threats in the region, and this summit hints at the return of Syria to its seat in the League of Arab States again "This summit is a coordination and preliminary preparation for what will be prepared at the Warsaw Summit of Iran, which is the beginning of Arab readiness and vigilance in the face of Turkish roles, especially in Iraq and Syria "There is coordination between the United States of America and the Arab countries with regard to the Arab NATO. There were more than one summit in Kuwa

German Foreign Minister Heiko Maas warned this week that  the US better not be thinking about stationing its intermediate-range missiles in Germany - or anywhere in Europe, for that matter.  For the last 30 years, the treaty has prohibited stationing intermediate-range arms in Europe. Any push to change that would almost certainly be met with "widespread resistance" in Germany, Maas said, so as to avoid a scenario where Europe is put in the middle of a tug-of-war between Russia and the US.  Germany to Washington: Don't Even Think About Placing Nuclear Missiles in Europe After INF Withdrawal Tyler Durden  Who wants to be a target for Russian medium-range nukes? Not the Germans Washington's decision to drop out of the INF has fueled speculation about the return of a full-blown, Cold-War style nuclear arms race, as Russia has reflexively threatened to build up its tactical defenses along Europe's periphery in the face of what's expected to be a buildup of A

Russia, on the other hand, has consistently voiced its opinion favoring Syrian government control over the regions vacated by the US.  Indeed, Syrian leadership also has reiterated its determination to regain control over the entire country. Putin Has Offered Erdogan a Very Sweet Win-Win Deal in Syria, Ankara Now Has a Major Decision to Make M K Bhadrakumar All Turkey's security concern will be addressed but Turkey has to extend the exact same favor to Syria The much-awaited meeting between Russian President Vladimir Putin and his visiting Turkish counterpart Recep Erdogan in Moscow last Wednesday focused on the the withdrawal of US troops from Syria. The timeframe of the US drawdown or its scope and directions remain far from clear. Meanwhile, attention is riveted on creating a buffer zone in northern Syria, 32 kilometre wide along the Turkish border, which is under discussion presently between Washington and Ankara. Russia, on the other hand, has consistently voiced its op

A supporter of Guaydou lifts a banner reading "Freedom" during protests in Caracas Guido offers plan to save Venezuela Venezuelan President Juan Guido, who announced himself as the country's interim president, on Thursday presented his plan to lift the country out of its economic and social crisis and impose itself against President Nicolas Maduro, who is under intense US and European pressure. "We will work to make the economy stable, and we will respond immediately to the humanitarian emergency, restore public services and overcome poverty," Guido, 35, told the Venezuelan National Assembly. "We know how to do it," he said. In an article published in the New York Times on Wednesday, Guido wrote that support for the Venezuelan army was "crucial" in bringing down the Maduro regime, noting that secret meetings were held with members of the security forces. He stressed that most of his interlocutors agreed that the current situation in th

British Foreign Minister Britain may request Prescott British Foreign Secretary Jeremy Hunt said on Thursday that the United Kingdom could be delayed from the European Union beyond the March 29 date if a secession agreement was delayed. "It is true that if we finally reach an agreement in the days leading up to March 29, we may need more time to pass the necessary legislation," Hunt told BBC Radio 4 "But if we can make progress earlier, it may not be necessary," he said. "We can not know at the current stage which of these two scenarios might be achieved The other 27 EU countries should approve any request for deferral. As BRICCET approaches, the prime minister is considering the possibility of canceling the expected parliamentary holiday in February for a week or extending parliamentary hearings Parliament approved five of the 13 laws to be adopted before Precast, and eight still have to be voted on, while discussions have yet to begin on some, includ

!!The secret of the disappearance of the first field army of military designations in Egypt Many Arab readers see military training in Egypt as a special designation for the Second and Third Army, and many ask about the First Army. Experts say that the first field army was the Syrian Arab Army during the establishment of the United Arab Republic, which was based in Syria and was named after the late President Gamal Abdel Nasser. After the separation between Egypt and Syria, however, the second and third army in Egypt became the second army. The third army in the city of Suez. The Egyptian military researcher at the Arab Forum for Policy Analysis, Muhammad al-Kanani, stressed that there is a difference of opinion on this subject, but the common view is that the army is the first field is the army that was present during the Arab unity with Syria, the forces of the Egyptian army and one of its branches The Syrian army at home. "The Egyptian army retained the names of the Secon

ODNI releases annual overview of Islamic State and al Qaeda networks BY THOMAS JOSCELYN The Office of Director of National Intelligence (ODNI) released its annual “Worldwide Threat Assessment” today. The written statement accompanied oral testimony given by Director Daniel Coats to the Senate Select Committee on Intelligence. The ODNI warns that both the Islamic State and al Qaeda maintain global networks that are far from defeated. The Islamic State still has “thousands” of fighters in Iraq and Syria alone, contradicting claims by President Trump and other administration officials that the so-called caliphate has been defeated. The map above is the ODNI’s assessment of the areas where the Islamic State, al Qaeda and affiliated groups operate. The Islamic State and al Qaeda remain bitter rivals, often clashing in some of the areas shown. However, both have a significant global footprint. Al Qaeda’s senior leadership and global network Despite years of counterterrorism pressure,

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Bill Clinton ‏ ----visiting with Puerto Ricans Hillary & I spent yesterday visiting with Puerto Ricans who are rebuilding their communities, from innovative farmers, to small-business owners, to ecologists restoring habitats. It's encouraging. We all should redouble our efforts to help the people of Puerto Rico. بيل كلينتون - يزور البورتوريكيين لقد أمضينا أنا وهيلاري يومًا في زيارة مع البورتوريكيين الذين يعيدون بناء مجتمعاتهم ، من المزارعين المبدعين ، إلى أصحاب الأعمال الصغيرة ، إلى علماء البيئة الذين يعيدون الموائل. إنه مشجع. ينبغي لنا جميعا أن نضاعف جهودنا لمساعدة شعب بورتوريكو.

skip - 'Until the Wedding' trailer 'Until the Wedding' trailer - דלג ABC Orders Pilots for Two Israeli TV Show Remakes New ABC shows 'Until the Wedding' and 'The Baker and the Beauty' are based on Israeli shows JTA  ABC has ordered pilots for two shows based on Israeli television series “Until the Wedding," a romantic drama based on the Israeli series of the same name in Hebrew — “Ad HaHatuna” — aired on Israel’s Reshet 13. The show, which originally came out in 2008, tells the story of a couple’s decision to get married that affects everyone's lives. It is being produced by Sarah Timberman & Carl Beverly, Alon Aranya, Israel’s Reshet Media and ABC Studios, according to Deadline Hollywood ABC also ordered a pilot for the romantic comedy “The Baker and the Beauty,” based on the Israeli series “Lehiyot Ita,” or “Being With Her,” by Keshet Broadcasting, according to Deadline Hollywood. The show, which remains one of the highest ra

What people in 1900 thought the year 2000 would look like By Ana Swanson There are few things as fascinating as seeing what people in the past dreamed about the future. "France in the Year 2000" is one example. The series of paintings, made by Jean-Marc Côté and other French artists in 1899, 1900, 1901 and 1910, shows artist depictions of what life might look like in the year 2000. The first series of images were printed and enclosed in cigarette and cigar boxes around the time of the 1900 World Exhibition in Paris, according to the Public Domain Review, then later turned into postcards. Lots of their ideas involve mechanized devices, flying, or a combination of the two. Some, strangely, involve people interacting in a very close and personal way with marine life. As Open Culture points out, however, there are no images of space travel. Some of the portraits are fantastic -- swashbucklers riding on giant seahorses, anyone? But others are actually surprisingly accurat

Intel in talks to pump $11 billion into new Kiryat Gat plant — report US-based tech company wants state to pony up amount equal to 10% in exchange for massive investment; move comes after agreement to spend $5 billion on upgrading Kiryat Gat fab US tech mammoth Intel is in talks to spend $11 billion on a new Israeli manufacturing facility, if it receives hefty help from the state, according to a report Monday. Intel has held discussions with Finance Ministry officials over the past several weeks over a possible investment of some NIS 40 billion into a new fabrication plant, known as a fab, near Kiryat Gat, in exchange for a grant worth 10 percent of the investment, the Globes financial daily reported. In May, Intel confirmed plans to invest $5 billion (NIS 19 billion) in expanding its Kiryat Gat production plant in Israel, where it produces and develops some of its most advanced computer chips, through 2020. As part of the investment plan, Intel is expected to get an NIS 700 mill