Dirar Abu Sisi, a man without a country or a party, faces a cruel fate devised for him by Israeli intelligence, who claim the civil engineer masterminded Hamas’ missile engineering program.
Dirar Abu Sisi, a man without a country or a party, faces a cruel fate devised for him by Israeli intelligence, who claim the civil engineer masterminded Hamas’ missile engineering program.
MintPress editor Mnar Muhawesh speaks to a survivor of all three attempts to break Israel’s deadly blockade on Gaza via aid ship, and the subsequent journey for justice at the International Criminal Court.
MintPress editor Mnar Muhawesh speaks to a survivor of all three attempts to break Israel’s deadly blockade on Gaza via aid ship, and the subsequent journey for justice at the International Criminal Court.
As Israel faces a gathering storm at the International Criminal Court, the court’s own crisis of legitimacy may spur it to action.
As Israel faces a gathering storm at the International Criminal Court, the court’s own crisis of legitimacy may spur it to action.
“This is appalling, this would not happen at any other holy place in the world,” a supporter of the resistance movement against the proposed mine tells MintPress News. “If someone tried to extract minerals from the Vatican or from Jerusalem it would be seen as an abomination.”
“This is appalling, this would not happen at any other holy place in the world,” a supporter of the resistance movement against the proposed mine tells MintPress News. “If someone tried to extract minerals from the Vatican or from Jerusalem it would be seen as an abomination.”
Aid is being used as a tool, a spokesperson for Global Justice Now tells MintPress, to compel the majority of the world to undertake policies which help Western business while undermining public services in emerging nations.
Aid is being used as a tool, a spokesperson for Global Justice Now tells MintPress, to compel the majority of the world to undertake policies which help Western business while undermining public services in emerging nations.
Saudi Arabia opened its checkbook in response to a U.N. appeal for funds to cover the most urgent humanitarian aid to Yemen. But that aid would come at a steep price and with more than a few strings attached.
Saudi Arabia opened its checkbook in response to a U.N. appeal for funds to cover the most urgent humanitarian aid to Yemen. But that aid would come at a steep price and with more than a few strings attached.
With Greece and the eurozone committing to reforms and a bailout that’s still unsustainable, it’s the people of Greece who are left to suffer, not knowing “what will come tomorrow. They don’t know if they’ll have their jobs or if they’ll have money to live,” a Greek expat tells MintPress.
With Greece and the eurozone committing to reforms and a bailout that’s still unsustainable, it’s the people of Greece who are left to suffer, not knowing “what will come tomorrow. They don’t know if they’ll have their jobs or if they’ll have money to live,” a Greek expat tells MintPress.
