News 10 Dec 2018 In Gaza protests, Israel's snipers leave hundreds of young people disabled Palestinian protesters injured during Gaza protests said they were unarmed bystanders or rescuing the wounded when they were shot by Israeli snipers.. Source: Albawaba Full Article: In Gaza protests, Israel's… Meet the Middle East
News 10 Dec 2018 Jordan to review 'extremely worrying' cybercrimes law Amendments to a cybercrimes law submitted to the Jordanian parliament will be withdrawn, following concern it would suppress freedom of expression.. Source: Albawaba Full Article: Jordan to review 'extremely worrying'… Meet the Middle East
News 10 Dec 2018 Sara Netanyahu to Guatemala on rare solo diplomatic trip “I am excited about going to Guatemala and hope to represent Israel with honor,” she said before leaving Sunday evening. Source: Jerusalem Post Full Article: Sara Netanyahu to Guatemala on… Meet the Middle East
News 10 Dec 2018 Dubai-based mother clings to stem cell hope for autistic son’s treatment The Sri Lankan national moved to Dubai in 2014 soon after her marriage but, within months, her relationship ended.. Source: Albawaba Full Article: Dubai-based mother clings to stem cell hope… Meet the Middle East
News 10 Dec 2018 Cobblestones commemorating murdered Jews stolen in Rome Twenty cobblestones commemorating members of two Italian Jewish families who were deported to Auschwitz or killed in Rome were dug up and stolen. Source: Jerusalem Post Full Article: Cobblestones commemorating… Meet the Middle East
News 10 Dec 2018 Saudi media targets leading Muslim-American women for a trolling Newly appointed Congresswomen Ilhan Omar and Rashida Tlaib were among…. Source: Albawaba Full Article: Saudi media targets leading Muslim-American women for a trolling Meet the Middle East
News 31 Dec 1969 Will China buy Turkey on the cheap? Some argue China may “swallow” Turkey through acquisitions, given China’s growing interest in the region and Turkey’s economic crisis, which has cheapened its assets and left it in dire need… Meet the Middle East
News 31 Dec 1969 Jailed Bahraini athlete goes on hunger strike as Thailand mulls extradition Dissident Bahraini footballer Hakeem al-Araibi goes on a hunger strike as Thailand mulls his extradition to Bahrain, where he would face torture. Source: Al Monitor Full Article: Jailed Bahraini athlete… Meet the Middle East
News 31 Dec 1969 Israel rejects international immigration pact In rejecting the United Nations new convention on migration, Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu has made common cause with right-wing governments in the West but appears to remain at a loss… Meet the Middle East
News 06 Dec 2018 Iraqi Kurdish party pushes PKK aside The Patriotic Union of Kurdistan has placed restrictions on the activities of the Kurdistan Workers Party in the areas it controls. Source: Al Monitor Full Article: Iraqi Kurdish party pushes… Meet the Middle East