The last Arabic step: An indirect negotiations

March 4, 2010  

After the search for peace in the Middle East reached to a deadlock, where the Americans were unable to force Tel Aviv to halt the settlement building, as a prelude to re-launch the negotiations with the Palestinians, the U.S. mediator George Mitchell, proposed an indirect negotiations without any preconditions. The proposal gained the approval of the Arab foreign ministers, with a condition that the indirect negotiations do not continue more than four months
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Europe is being considerate towards Israel

February 25, 2010  

European officials are careful to take into account the feelings of Israel and not to engage in a political showdown with her, despite the involvement of the Israeli Mossad members in the assassination of Hamas leader Mahmoud Mabhouh in Dubai on January 20 and pretending to be the citizens and European diplomats. The European Union decided, and despite the concerns expressed by some countries during the past few days, to not include the topic on the agenda of the European foreign ministers, who held a series of formal talks in Brussels
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The scenario of the sanctions that may be imposed on Iran

February 18, 2010  

After the announcement made by President Mahmoud Ahmadi Nejad to begin producing the enriched uranium by 20 percent, and having the ability to enrich it 80 percent, it seems that the international trend tends to impose economic sanctions on Iran and to rule out any military action, because of the its disastrous consequences of the Gulf region in particular, and global stability in general
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