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Tag Archives: Middle East
On 9/11’s 12th Anniversary
Today is the anniversary of that god-awful day 12 years ago when our country witnessed so much venom heaped on our own soil. It was the day we went face to face with Islamist Extremism and our noses were ground … Continue reading
One Step Forward, Two Steps Back
I caught up with some friends this past weekend, who had recently visited Istanbul with their daughter in late May. We had recommended the wonderful guide we had when we visited various parts of Turkey in 2009. All in all, … Continue reading
Posted in Egypt, Equality, Freedom of Expression, Freedom of Speech, Istanbul, Religious Freedoms, Turkey, Uncategorized
Tagged Bosphorus, Conservatism, Egyptians, equality, Extermist, Human Rights, Istanbul, Middle East, postaday 2013, Protest, Religion, Religious Conservatism, Tahrir Square, Taksim Square, turkey
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Is Peace Possible?
A few days ago, I came across a challenge asking, “Is peace possible in the Middle East?” from Scott Berkun’s The Daily Post at WordPress.com: http://dailypost.wordpress.com/2011/09/21/is-peace-in-the-middle-east-possible/#comments All at once, a million ideas came to my mind. I had to work, … Continue reading
Posted in Culture, Issues & Trends, Peace, Politics, Religion, Uncategorized
Tagged Human Rights, Middle East, Peace, postaday2011, Warfare and Conflict
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