Negotiations for peace or to pass the time?

August 23, 2010  

The Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu defined the aims from the return to the direct negotiations with the Palestinian Authority in Washington on 3/9/2010 under the American, Egyptian and Jordanian auspices, by the establishment of a demilitarized Palestinian state, recognition of Israel as a nation of the Jewish people and ending the conflict. And he refused that the Palestinians put any condition to return to direct negotiations, such as stopping settlement activities and stop Judaizing Jerusalem.

United States say Lebanese army not allowed to confront Israel

August 12, 2010  

An armed clash between the Lebanese army and Israeli forces took place on 08/03/2010 in the area of Al-Adisah in southern Lebanon, because of the insistence of the Israeli forces to remove the tree from within Lebanese territory because it obscure the work of the camera that Israel wants to put in place to monitor the borders with Lebanon, the clashes resulted the deaths of soldiers and Lebanese civilian and injuring of several injured and the killing of an Israeli officer and wounding several soldiers.

An Arab tour to Saudi Arabia's Monarch

August 3, 2010  

With the rising tension in the Middle East, the Custodian of the Two Holy Mosques King Abdullah bin Abdul Aziz initiated an Arab tour that included Egypt, Syria, Lebanon and Jordan where he held talks in-depth aimed to inform the leaders who met on exhibit in the repertoire of concerns and fears and listen to their data that may perhaps contribute to rein in the drums of war which knocks on more than one front.