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23-Dec-11 World View -- Jordan helps Hamas break with Syria and Iran

*** Jordan helps Hamas break with Syria and Iran

** 23-Dec-11 World View -- Jordan helps Hamas break with Syria and Iran
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Contents:
Hamas and Palestinian Authority / Fatah hold reconciliation talks
Jordan helps Hamas break with Syria and Iran
Iran cutting funding to Hizbollah as well as Hamas
Turkey recalls ambassador from France of 'genocide' bill
Israel's relationship with South Sudan grows increasingly warm
Hedge funds threaten to sue over Greece haircut
Greece's PM seeks to ward off a governmental crisis


Keys:
Generational Dynamics, Hamas, Palestinian Authority, Fatah,
Khaled Meshaal, Mahmoud Abbs, Syria, Bashar al-Assad,
Jordan, Iran, Qatar, Hizbollah, Turkey, Lebanon, France,
Armenia, genocide, Nicolas Sarkozy, Recep Tayyip Erdogan,
xenophobia, Turkophobia, Islamophobia, Israel, South Sudan,
Sudan, Juba, Khartoum, Kenya, Ethiopia, Nigeria, Uganda,
Salva Kiir, Greece, haircut

Surprised you didn't mention the mess in Iraq yesterday. Some of it was quite loud from where I was standing.

http://www.latimes.com/news/nationworld ... 9851.story

http://online.wsj.com/article/SB1000142 ... 55170.html


Exxon and Bagdhad aren't happy with each other. Usually, in the MidEast, this kind of unhappy precedes seizure of assets.

http://www.nytimes.com/2011/12/23/busin ... yment.html


Production is at a 20 year high now.

http://www.bloomberg.com/news/2011-12-2 ... ys-1-.html

Arab News network ensures an extensive coverage of the local as well as the regional news also. From Islam based, business or sports news to the news from the local business holders, the numerous newspapers channels serving in the country claims to be respectively working on a widespread platform thereby capturing news related to each and every aspect.

To Kirbymuxloe:

The previous message is spam, and as long as it isn't repeated it,
I won't delete it, since it does have some relevance.

Also, if you don't want it deleted, please change the link text from
"Arab News", which is a different service, to "New Cissa." You
might also wish to explain what New Cissa is.

John

So is there anything that's going to stop Assad's slaughter? At least right now, it doesn't look like anything will. It looks almost like a civil war, except for the fact that many have been arrested. If this was a civil war, they would have just been slaughtered like they were in Libya.

Now that we're leaving Iraq, it seems like the terrorists are becoming emboldened. The Anbar Awakening may have kicked many of them out, but I always figured some of them remained.