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| The Quest for Justice in the Middle East |
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 by Gerald A. Honigman
now that you're back from the Middle East Show?
Let me start this off with a compliment--something we were all advised to do when going in for a parent conference during my decades' old teaching career.
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A Syrian human rights source has reported the death of the Syrian Kurdish citizen Mohammed Misto Rasheed (Ifreen/Aleppo) as a result of the torture he was subjected to in Aleppo Central Prison.
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by Gerald A. Honigman
Back in 2005, I wrote an earlier version of this current analysis.
Over the years, the Syrian front in the Arab-Israeli conflict has wound up--due mostly to deadly Syrian shenanigans--being placed on the back burner,
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The discussions took place in particularly sensitive context of the banning of the pro-Kurdish Democratic Society Party DTP on 11 December 2009 and the following imprisonment of Kurdish mayors, politicians and human rights advocates in Turkey.
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 Syria's electricity authority is seeking advice on the country's first wind farm project, MEED, the Middle East business intelligence newsletter, reports.
Syria has already launched the pre-qualification process for the 50-100 megawatt project,
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| Hey Joe, What D'ya Know... |
 by Gerald A. Honigman
now that you're back from the Middle East Show?
Let me start this off with a compliment--something we were all advised to do when going in for a parent conference during my decades' old teaching career.
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| Death of Syrian Kurdish Citizen Under Torture |
A Syrian human rights source has reported the death of the Syrian Kurdish citizen Mohammed Misto Rasheed (Ifreen/Aleppo) as a result of the torture he was subjected to in Aleppo Central Prison. |
| Syria . . . Seriously (Take # 2) |
by Gerald A. Honigman
Back in 2005, I wrote an earlier version of this current analysis.
Over the years, the Syrian front in the Arab-Israeli conflict has wound up--due mostly to deadly Syrian shenanigans--being placed on the back burner, |
| EU parliament hosts 6th international conference over Kurdish issue |
The discussions took place in particularly sensitive context of the banning of the pro-Kurdish Democratic Society Party DTP on 11 December 2009 and the following imprisonment of Kurdish mayors, politicians and human rights advocates in Turkey. |
| Syria and Kurdistan to build wind farms |
 Syria's electricity authority is seeking advice on the country's first wind farm project, MEED, the Middle East business intelligence newsletter, reports.
Syria has already launched the pre-qualification process for the 50-100 megawatt project, |
| Israel training Kurds? |
The Kurds of Iraq and Israel admit nothing, but rumors are circulating that Israel is training the Kurds to be anti-terrorist commandos.
It is a natural alliance, one that took substance before. |
| Top US general attending Ankara talks on Makhmour camp |
Ankara is to host key talks today involving senior Turkish, US and Iraqi officials on the elimination of the outlawed Kurdistan Workers’ Party (PKK), which has bases in northern Iraq. |
| Iraq's 'Chemical Ali,' 68, hanged for attacks on Kurdish civilians |
Ali Hassan al-Majeed, an Iraqi general who became known as "Chemical Ali" for ordering poison-gas attacks on Kurdish civilians, was hanged Monday in Baghdad after a special tribunal handed him his fourth death sentence for crimes against humanity during the regime of his cousin, Saddam Hussein.
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| Obama's Iraq policy must be focused on more than withdrawal |
 By Henry Kissinger
In a 71-minute State of the Union address, President Obama managed no more than 101 perfunctory words about Iraq. Throughout its term, the administration has recoiled from discussing Iraq's geostrategic significance and especially America's relation to it. |
| Audio: President Barzani speaks at Brookings Institution |
 Washington, US (KRG.org) - Kurdistan Region President Masoud Barzani yesterday in Washington spoke at the Brookings Institution, a leading foreign affairs think tank, on Iraq's forthcoming national elections
Listen to the audio of President Barzani's speech: President Barzani's speech |
| A statement to the public opinion about the killing of the Kurds in the Syrian army |
 Kurdish people, supporters of freedom and democracy, and human rights everywhere,
Dear honorable Syrian patriots,
Every now and then another victim add to the martyrs Kurdish youth list, as a result of racism and odious practice by the Baathist government, |
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