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  Russian Clouds Over Turkish-Backed Jihadi Paradise In Idlib by aletho South Front | September 17, 2020 On September 16, hundreds of protesters gathered near those Turkish military positions in Greater Idlib, which are surrounded by the Syrian Army, demanding the full withdrawal of the Turkish Army from Syria. The largest protests took place near Turkish observation posts at Murak and Alsurman. Both these posts were surrounded by Syrian troops during the military operation against Turkish-backed al-Qaeda terrorists in southern Idlib. A majority of the protesters who took part in the event were from the nearby towns and villages, including Murak, Alsurman and Tell Touqan. In the best traditions of Turkish ‘democracy’, Turkish soldiers from the Murak observation post responded to the protesters with tear gas. Later on the same day, the Turkish government claimed that the observation posts had become the target of provocations and even individual attacks fomented by the ‘Assad regime’. A

  European Parliament calls for international probe into alleged Navalny poisoning & suspension of Nord Stream 2 gas pipeline by aletho RT | September 17, 2020 The European Parliament has pushed to halt construction of the Nord Stream 2 gas pipeline between Germany and Russia, and for an international investigation into the alleged poisoning of Russian opposition figure Alexey Navalny. A resolution passed on Thursday called on European Union member states to “continue to isolate Russia in international forums,” encouraging the European Council “to prioritize the approval of the EU Magnitsky-style human rights sanctions” against what it called “the Russian regime.” The ‘Magnitsky’ sanctions are named after a Russian tax auditor, and associate of American-turned-British billionaire Bill Browder, who died in a Moscow prison in 2009. 532 MEPs voted for the resolution, 84 were against and 72 abstained. A total of 688 out of the registered 705 MEPs took part in the voting. It's impor

  Novel - The Journey to Jerusalem - "The House of Israel" - The Falasha  Written by / Hatem Babiker Awad Al-Karim (1) speak  Crossing home, longings that live on fear of reality and hope in the authenticity of the unknown, wills move to embrace the white clouds that do not appear squatting at the equator. Crossing into a strange, unknown world is nothing more than a naive, unclear dream that flourishes with the growing illusions of isolation. When the inability to deal seriously with the details of life, the retreat, on the prophecies of the leaves that are overlooked by the greenness of the autumn, time passes without value, then the knowledge that what the yellow leaves contained is just a reckless lie that carries all the colors of the spectrum, and the loss of hope and hopes, most of the things that are calculated Most of the people are indisputable facts that are no more than a fantasy that gave birth to an hour of weakness and an instinctive need for safety, just a sai

  Sen. Kamala Harris speaks at the 2017 American Israel Public Affairs Committee (AIPAC) Policy Conference, March 28, 2017, at the Washington Convention Center in Washington. (AP Photo/Jose Luis Magana) Democrats Go All-Out for Israel by aletho Joe is a Zionist and Kamala panders to Jewish donors By Philip Giraldi • Unz Review • September 15, 2020 Those of us who have longed for an end to America’s military engagement in the Middle East have hoped for a candidate who was not tied hand and foot to Israel, which is the root cause of the badly-broken and essentially pointless U.S. foreign policy in the region. But the real tragedy is that in spite of Israel’s near-constant interference in government process at all levels in the United States, no candidate will mention it except in the most laudatory fashion. It will be praised as America’s best friend and closest ally, but there's a price the U.S. has paid for all that balderdash while it has simultaneously been turning itself into th

  Expert skeptical US would return to Iran nuclear deal under Biden by aletho Press TV - September 15, 2020 A former American Senate foreign policy analyst has expressed skepticism that a Joe Biden administration would re-enter into the nuclear agreement with Iran. Democratic presidential candidate Joe Biden has said that if elected he will return the United States to the Iran nuclear deal as a starting point for follow-on negotiations. Biden said in a recent article for CNN’s website that the US will rejoin the 2015 deal if Iran returns to what he called “strict compliance” with the nuclear accord, known as the Joint Comprehensive Plan of Action (JCPOA). James Jatras, a former Senate foreign policy adviser in Washington, told Press TV on Tuesday that “It's hard to know how much we can make of Joe Biden’s claim that he would return to the JCPOA, if he is elected president.” “I noticed that he caveats that with ‘Iran must return to full compliance.’ And of course, we know that Iran

HMS M15 was sunk on 11 November, 1917 [Imperial War Museums/Wikipedia]  Hamas recycles shells from British ships sunk off Gaza during WWI by aletho MEMO | September 15, 2020 The military wing of the Palestinian Islamic Resistance Movement has apparently recycled shells found on the wrecks of British warships which were sunk off the coast of Gaza during World War One. In a documentary film broadcast on Sunday, Al Jazeera revealed that Al-Qassam Brigades could in such a way overcome the consequences of the Israeli-led siege imposed on Gaza, which are in part intended to undermine its ability to manufacture weapons. The internationally-backed siege has been in place for over 14 years. During this time, Israel has carried out three major offensives that have together killed thousands of Palestinians, wounded tens of thousands more and devastated the civilian infrastructure in the coastal territory. For the first time, Hamas allowed its arms factories to be filmed. The documentary showed Ha

  Novel - The journey from the plateau to Jerusalem -- Hatem Babiker Awad Al-Karim "House of Israel" - the Falasha  I heard about the news in the fall of 1985 of the deportation of Jews from Ethiopia, in what was known as Operation Moses. I asked the auditors of the history of the Nile from source to mouth how the Jews existed in Ethiopia's rugged highlands. The common story is that the Jews reached the Ethiopian plateaus because of trade, and crossed the Red Sea on the maritime trade line linking the Indies and the coasts of East Africa, Pharaonic Egypt, Yemen and Europe. The ruins bear witness to the vitality of this road in ancient history. There is another anecdote explaining the presence of Jews in Ethiopia related to, that a group of Jews lived in Egypt after the destruction of the Temple on the island of Fantaline in the Nile River at the site of the current city of Aswan. Because of the demographic changes that Egypt was subjected to and the brutal wars and raids