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Drug Addiction On The Rise In Gaza

Reuters | Nidal al-Mughrabi and Ivan Karakashian | Posted 10.14.2009 | World

Read More: War Trauma, Gazan Drug Abuse, Tramadol Addiction, Gaza, Israeli Blockade, Tranquilizers, Painkillers, Israeli-Palestinian Conflict, Gaza Drug Addiction, Gaza Drug Laws, Addiction, Drugs, Palestinians, Blockade, Drugs in Gaza, Israel, Gaza Strip, Gaza Drugs, World News

GAZA/JERUSALEM (Reuters) - Palestinians struggling to cope with the Israeli blockade of Gaza and the trauma of war are turning to painkillers and tran...

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Turkey's Delay Tactics in Opening the Border with Armenia

Harut Sassounian | Posted 04.20.2009 | World

Read More: White House, Turkey, Blockade, Lobbying, Washington, Azerbaijan, George MItchell, Iraq, Ankara, Congress, American-Jewish Organizations, Armenian Genocide, April 24, Hilary Clinton, Erdogan, Davos, Gaza, Shimon Peres, Lobbying Firms, Israel, Afghanistan, Pres. Obama, Football Diplomacy, Ambassador of Turkey, Ali Babajan, Armenian Genocide Resolution, Karabagh, Artsakh, Armenia, World News
Harut Sassounian

While some people are dismissing Pres. Obama's solemn campaign pledge to acknowledge the Armenian Genocide, Turkish leaders have taken the president's promise very seriously.

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Israel Allows Gaza To Export Valentine's Day Flowers

AP | Posted 03.15.2009 | World

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KEREM SHALOM, Israel — Israel is relaxing its blockade of the Gaza Strip to let through 25,000 carnations headed to Europe for Valentine's Day. ...

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Turks Create False Impressions To Block Obama's Promises

Harut Sassounian | Posted 01.03.2009 | World

Read More: Pres. Gul, Politics, Turkey, Tbilisi, Misinformation, Armenia, Blockade, Georgia, Pres. Sargsyan, President Obama, Armenian Genocide Bill, International Politics, Armenian Genocide, Campaign Promises, World News
Harut Sassounian

Informed that Obama intends to carry out his promises, the Turkish government is anxious to conclude an agreement to block Congress from taking a stand on the Armenian Genocide.

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Law Professor: Iran Should Sue U.S. in World Court to Stop Threats of Attack

Robert Naiman | Posted 08.05.2008 | Politics

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Robert Naiman

2008-07-28-prof.jpg Professor Boyle notes that the lawsuit itself could force the commencement of real negotiations between the U.S. and Iran, as it did in the Libyan case.

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