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UN Security Council approves Trump’s Gaza ‘peace plan,’ green-lighting U.S.-Israeli control of Gaza’s future

by Qassem Muaddi and Michael Arria, published on  Mondoweiss, November 17, 2025 On Monday, the United Nations Security Council approved the Trump administration’s “peace plan” for Gaza. The resolution calls for the establishment of an International Stabilization Force (ISF) to demilitarize and govern Gaza while Israel withdraws from the area. …

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How General Soleimani Cemented Venezuela-Iran Anti-Imperialist Alliance

by Musa Iqbal, published on the Orinoco Tribune, October 21, 2025 In recent decades, the alliance between Iran and Venezuela has emerged as a significant geopolitical development, rooted in shared ideological commitments and mutual resistance to Western hegemonic agendas. This solidarity, forged in the people’s common struggle against Western sanctions …

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‘The Era of International Mediation is Over’ — Israel & US attempt to Impose a New ‘Reality’ on Gaza, Syria & Lebanon

from the Conflict Forum Substack, October 22, 2025 A compilation tracking consequential & strategic observations in West Asia — from analysis & reports from the Arabic/ regional press (22 Oct 2025) Israel is attempting to determine and impose its strategic framework across the region – with full US support. Israel …

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Groundhog Day in the Lincoln Office: Palestine and the Repetition of Betrayal

by Rima Najjar, published on Countercurrents, October 10, 2025 Trump’s deal heralded as peace perpetuates the colonial partition of Palestine and defies the spirit of Lincoln’s Gettysburg Vision Author’s Note This essay indicts Donald Trump’s October 2025 peace proposal for perpetuating the erasure of Palestinian history and reinforcing a legacy …

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Waiting on Images of Abject Submission That Don’t Appear

by Alistair Crooke, published on Conflicts Forum Substack, October 9, 2025 Trump: “This problem with Vietnam … We stopped fighting to win. We would have won easy. We would have won Afghanistan easy. Would have won every war easy. But we got politically correct: ‘Ah, let’s take it easy!’. It’s …

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Syrian Sovereignty Today

Vanessa Beeley talks to Roohulla Rezvi of Iran Talks, published on Vanessa’s Substack, October 11, 2025 Syria now, after the Zionist bloc brought Al Qaeda to power – with Iran Talks by vanessa beeley I talk to Roohulla Rezvi about the fall of Damascus and the subsequent bloodshed facilitated by …

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Israeli Overreach in Palestine and West Asia

by Paul Larudee, published on Paul’s  Substack, September 22, 2025 In an extraordinary televised statement, Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu has told the Zionist faithful that the state of Israel will curtail its current ambitions as part of a longer term strategy. The statement is short on specifics, but it …

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Resistance Factions Respond to Israel’s Strike on Qatar

By a guest author posted on Workers World, September 11, 2025 Representatives of multiple Palestinian resistance groups. In the following segments of their statements published by Resistance News Network, the regional Resistance factions respond to the “Israeli” strike on Qatar targeting Hamas’ negotiating delegation: The Popular Front for the Liberation …

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Syria: Looming Civil War While External Forces Exploit the Chaos

By Vanessa Beeley, published on Substack, September 12, 2025 These articles are written in collaboration with Syrian analysts whose names must remain undisclosed for their security in the New Al Qaeda Syria, which is governed by foreign intelligence agencies. Is Syria inexorably heading towards partitioning? Official statements from involved predatory …

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Syria Gripped by Drought: The Urgent Need for Sustainable Water Resource Management

Syria lies within one of the world’s most water-scarce regions, a reality now made worse by mismanagement and underinvestment, Syria TV writes. by Syria TV, published on the Syrian Observer, August 7, 2025 Syria is currently experiencing its most severe drought in over six decades—a crisis exacerbated by fourteen years …

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