July, 2006

• 29 July

  Israel Retreats to Use Smart Bombs?

  Israel’s retreat from two strategic Lebanese towns it captured during its ongoing war against Lebanon is a military tactic shell Hizbullah’s bunkers with laser-guided bombs it recently obtained from Washington, a Lebanese military expert said on Friday, July 28.

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• 29 July

  Kirkuk drowned in blood: where are peshmarga forces

  Coalition forces are directly supporting terrorists, settled Arabs and former Ba’athists By Farhad Muhammad, Govari Gulan, Translated by Dr Kamal Mirawdeli The fire of terrorism has been extended to Kurdistan too. No day passes without tens of citizens becoming the victims of terrorism in Kirkuk, but still the political leadership …

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• 29 July

  Opinion: A suggestion for some ministers

  Whoever you are, please, just once, ask your bodyguard to leave you alone and spend two hours as a traffic policeman working in the heat. Just spend two hours under the shade that has not been made good.

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• 29 July

  In the name of God

  Thousands were fleeing, some on foot, others in cars. Chaos was every where. Some women were screaming while young men were shouting words that depicted cursing, swearing, and here and there threats of vengeance. But the majority of these people, who have turned their backs on their homes, some of …

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• 29 July

  Anger and Revenge in the Arab-Israeli Conflict

  Anger manifests itself in hatred and hatred in revenge. The desire for revenge can swell and result in terrible tragedy and bloodshed. When a man submits himself to anger, he will be consumed by it, and become wicked as he embroils himself with Satan, the mirror of his final stage …

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• 29 July

  PKK is not Hezbollah

  Turkey says that Israel’s recent action in Lebanon to stop Hezbollah attacks means that Turkey should be allowed to take similar steps against Kurdish guerrillas operating from northern Iraq against Turkish forces.

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• 29 July

  Al Zarqawi’s men bring terror to northern Iraq

  Baghdad: The oil-rich northern province of Kirkuk is becoming the second deadliest city in Iraq after the capital, Baghdad.

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• 29 July

  Private security guards fire on protestors in Sulemani

  London (KurdishMedia.com) 27 July 2006: Early in the morning on Thursday, the private security guards of the Tasluja Cement Factory of Sulemani fired on the protesters injuring 13 people, reported online pukmedia.com.

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• 27 July

  Syria’s Lebanese refugees remain defiant

  ZABADANI, Syria (Reuters) – Lebanese refugees gather around a small black and white television set at this Syrian summer resort chanting “God is great” every time Hizbollah’s station announces Israeli casualties.

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• 27 July

  Israel decides to limit offensive, send in more troops

  The decision was made at a meeting of Israel’s Security Cabinet. The Cabinet meeting, which went an hour over its scheduled time, came a day after nine Israeli troops were killed in heated battles with Hezbollah in southern Lebanon.

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