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Tag Archives: Libya
In other news from the Middle East
We are so caught up with events in our own little backyard that we tend to forget that the rest of the Middle East is roiling in upheaval. The Egyptian spring is turning into a long dry summer; in Syria … Continue reading
Posted in Mideast news
Tagged Arab Spring, Bahrain, Egypt, Libya, Saudi Arabia, Syria, Yemen
1 Comment
Journalists barred by Libyan rebels vs. journalists barred by IDF: another case study in hypocrisy
Reading a report in today’s Guardian, that Libyan rebels in Misrata are starting to take a tough line on foreign reporters, citing security needs and fears of spies from Ghaddafi, one could be forgiven for being taken aback at the … Continue reading
Posted in Media and journalism, Mideast news
Tagged BBC, Gaza, Guardian, Israel, Libya, media
2 Comments
NATO in Libya vs. Israel in Gaza: a study in bias and hypocrisy
A minor article in the Guardian caught my eye today and almost made me laugh for its faux naivete. Yet despite its minimal size, the article is extremely illuminating as to how bias against Israel works in the international media. … Continue reading
Posted in Media and journalism, Mideast news
Tagged bias, Ghaddafi, Guardian, Hamas, Israel, Libya, media, Palestinians
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How the West’s attack on Libya is helping Iran
The truth of the old saying that the way to hell is paved with good intentions is borne out in an interesting but rather scary analysis by Emanuelle Ottolenghi appears in this week’s Commentator: A nuclear armed Iran could be … Continue reading
Posted in International relations, Mideast news
Tagged Iran, Libya, NATO, nuclear, oil, West
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The British and their Arabs
Britain has a long loving history with the Arabs, mostly to the detriment of Israel. Of course, that is well within their rights. However, lately there have been several revelations which could, or should, embarrass Britain. The Guardian reveals that … Continue reading
Posted in Academia, International relations, Mideast news
Tagged academics, Arabs, Britain, Libya, Syria, UK, universities
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Well, that didn’t last long
I’m talking about the Libyan ceasefire. While we were sleeping, or at least while we were enjoying Shabbat, Ghaddafi went and – surprise – broke the ceasefire that he himself had declared on Friday. According to the New York Times, … Continue reading