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John Kerry says U.S. war on Iraq was serious mistake BEIJING: US Secretary of State John Kerry admitted that the Iraq war was a serious mistake for which the sufferings continued even today, Geo News reported on Tuesday. In an interview to Chinese news agency, US Secretary of State, John Kerry said he had termed this decision of former President George Bush going for war on Iraq a grave mistake. Even today, the region's many problems are caused by the Iraq war, the U.S. is trying to address, citing example of President Obama’s pulling out the troops from Iraq, he said. The statement of the US Secretary of State has come at a time when Iraq has already suffered an irreparable loss and the country is bleeding in a civil war.  *THE ABOVE STATEMENT FROM KERRY SHOWS ALL ALONG TERRORISM WAS THE RESULT OF ARROGANT POWER.*

Three Israeli Settlers And The The Searing Hypocrisy of the West By Susan Abulhawa July 02, 2014 " ICH " - Since the teens went missing from Gush Etzion, a Jewish-only colony in the West Bank, Israel has besieged the 4 million Palestinians who already live under its thumb, storming through towns, ransacking homes and civil institutions, conducting night raids on families, stealing property, kidnapping, injuring, and killing. Warplanes were dispatched to bomb Gaza, again and repeatedly, destroying more homes and institutions and carrying out extrajudicial executions . Thus far , over 570 Palestinians have been kidnapped and imprisoned, most notably a Samer Issawi, the Palestinian who went on a 266-day hunger strike in protest of a previous arbitrary detention. At least 10 Palestinians have been...

Palestinians in Israel find consensus against army enlistment One of the largest assemblies of Palestinian community leaders inside Israel in the last decade was held in Sakhnin two weeks ago as Palestinians in Israel organize to push back against the state’s new efforts to recruit Christians into the army. Organized by the High Follow-up Committee for Arab Citizens of Israel, participants included Islamic movement leader Sheikh Raed Salah , Greek Orthodox Archbishop Attalah Hanna, Palestinian members of Israel’s parliament, the Knesset , representing multiple parties, Druze sheikhs and other religious community leaders as well as activists, writers, judges and artists.