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A punt for an up-coming event:  Diverse ethnicities and religions have existed in the Middle East and North Africa since ancient times. Today, however, many minorities are deprived of their rights and some even struggle to survive.

Ouroboros Press is set to release the second volume of the Picatrix on October 18th, 2008. To commemorate the event, a book release party will be held on that day in Historic Pioneer Square at the Rodriguez Guerra Art Studio where publisher William Kiesel will be signing.

Historic: Bnei Menashe Permitted to Move to Israel By Hillel Fendel In a decision that is being called “historic,” the government has resolved to allow the remaining 7,232 members of the Bnei Menashe Jewish community in India to immigrate to Israel.

August 10, 2008 history, socio-political | Tags: afghanistan, akbar ganji, ali khamenei, arabs, armenians, assyrians, buram, caucasian, chaldeans, china, cost of war, darfur, druze, hu jintao, human rights, iran, iraq, j street, kurds, mahmoud ahmadinejad, myanmar, north korea, omar al-bashir,

Arab League “condemns” ICC prosecutor Last update: 1:15 a.m. EDT July 20, 2008 CAIRO, Jul 20, 2008 (UPI via COMTEX) — Arab League foreign ministers issued a statement after an emergency meeting Saturday opposing war crimes charges against the president of Sudan.

[Arab racism & power] Arab League "condemns" ICC prosecutor [of monstrous Al-Bashir] marketwatch. ^ July 30, 2008 Last update: 1:15 a.m. EDT July 20, 2008 CAIRO, Jul 20, 2008 (UPI via COMTEX) -- Arab League foreign ministers issued a statement after an emergency meeting Saturday opposing war crimes charges against the president of Sudan.

Arab racism & Islamic Jihad in Sudan - Locking up Sudan’s Al-Bashir could let some light nationmedia.com ^ AFRICA INSIGHT - Locking up Sudan’s Al-Bashir could let in some light into war-torn Darfur Story by OKELLO OCULI Publication Date: 7/25/2008 The charges brought by the International

Arab racism & Islamic Jihad in Sudan - Locking up Sudan’s Al-Bashir could let some light nationmedia.com ^ AFRICA INSIGHT - Locking up Sudan’s Al-Bashir could let in some light into war-torn Darfur Story by OKELLO OCULI Publication Date: 7/25/2008 The charges brought by the International Criminal

Amos was a seemingly insignificant sheepherder from a small town called Tekoa. After reading Amos, however, I think you’ll agree with me that nobody is insignificant! God uses the weak things of the world to bring down the powerful. He prophesied to the mightiest nation in the Mediterranean, a nation at the peak of its power - Israel.

SOMEONE FROM THE MIDDLE EAST told me once that Westerners play games, looking for win-win outcomes. Islamists play for win-lose outcomes. Liberals have a very difficult time dealing with the kind of triumphal attitudes inherent in Islamism. They think that everyone should be able to paint reality in subtle shades of gray.