UNSC Res. 250: The International Law Governing Israel's Invasion of Gaza
Like the boy who cried wolf, Resolution 250 has stripped the UN of any credibility where Israel is involved.
Like the boy who cried wolf, Resolution 250 has stripped the UN of any credibility where Israel is involved.
Hopefully, with the arrival of the Obama administration, Steven Mosher's ability to force his extremist views on the rest of the world will soon be over.
We at the Population Research Institute stand by our research and our findings. And we remain firmly convinced that the UN Population Fund serves no useful purpose, and should be abolished.
Sudan's president has given the world loud and clear warning signs of his intent to commit more mass atrocities. This situation calls out for stepped up diplomacy and multilateral cooperation.
President-elect Barack Obama's nomination of Susan Rice to be U.S. Ambassador to the United Nations adds an intriguing dimension to his Administration...
While the threat of rockets launched from Gaza can seem menacing, or even "terrorizing," it is incomparable to the terror that millions of Palestinians endure on a daily basis.
Let Richard Falk spew his hate-speech on the Internet or other private soapboxes, but do not let his bigotry receive the imprimatur and funding of the United Nations.
You'd think the U.S. would have no trouble putting its John Hancock on something that would mock the backward nature of those "funny" little nations that aren't as forward thinking as we are. Problem is, we'd be mocking ourselves.
There are only two paths ahead, one for Hamas and one for the Israelis, that each must take in order to solve this conflict once and for all.
The sad fact is that the most significant Israeli-Palestinian legacy of the Bush administration is the coming to power of Hamas.
For Bhutto's many flaws, she was enormously brave. You cannot for a moment imagine that she did not know she had a target almost tattooed over her heart.
If Ms. Roosevelt was around today... would she have used the 60th anniversary of the UDHR the way gay activists have; and would she have endorsed a national boycott in solidarity with them?
The UN Secretary General turned down a request by over 100 former world leaders to visit Burma to petition the military regime to release all political prisoners. I have a friend in jail in Burma for 142 years.
The people in eastern Congo are tired; we have been running for more than a decade now. We need to sit down, live in peace and raise our children.
Africa is no more the "Dark Continent" and overpopulated than Iraq was a haven for weapons of mass destruction. I just hate it when I am bamboozled...
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1. They started it
2. Israel has a right to defend itself
3.They are hiding behind women and children
4. Women and children are strapping on bombs
5. The schools are really ammunition depots
6. There is a certain amount of collateral damage expected
7. They started it
Pretty standard stuff. Isreali- American formula reasoning (or excuses)
Sadly, there is some truth in every one of those reasons.
Sadly, I have never bought into that circular reasoning.
It does not pass the smell test.
Fighting still continuing during truce from both sides
http://english.aljazeera.net/news/middleeast/2008/12/2008122916531937971.html
Israel and Palestinian Authority have accepted FRANCO -EGYPTIAN TRUCE PLAN.