Middle East

Turkey Launches Heaviest Strikes On Kurdish Rebel Targets Yet

Baghdad condemned the strikes as an "assault on Iraqi sovereignty."
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A Fragile Peace Between Turkey And The Kurds Is Collapsing

And the conflict that's already claimed 40,000 lives reignites.
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White House To Kurds: Please Just Stay In Iraq

Obama's position has not changed despite U.S.-Kurdistan cooperation against ISIS.
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How To Outsmart Countries Blocking Social Media

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A Witch Hunt For Kurdish Politicians Is Brewing In Turkey

Hostile rhetoric from President Erdogan suggests a clash is coming.
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White House Sidesteps Request To 'Condemn The Apartheid State Of Israel'

The official response simply called it the “Petition on Israeli-Palestinian Relations.”
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Celebrities Explain Why The Iran Deal Is So Important

"Because playing politics with our national security is actually not all that funny."
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Syrian Rebels Launch Major Attack In Area Vital To Assad

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The Effects Of Israel's Wars On Diaspora Jews

By J.J. Goldberg, Forward

Mike Huckabee Will Not Apologize For Holocaust Remark

"I have stood at that oven door. I know exactly what it looks like."
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