Iran In Shock After Deadly Fall Of Its President – OpEd
After more than 15 hours the Iranian rescue teams managed to get to the fallen helicopter that killed president Ebrahim
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Author: Dr. Marwan Asmar
Dr. Marwan Asmar holds a PhD from Leeds University and is a freelance writer specializing on the Middle East. He has worked as a journalist since the early 1990s in Jordan and the Gulf countries, and been widely published, including at Albawaba, Gulf News, Al Ghad, World Press Review and others.
Articles by Dr. Marwan Asmar :
Iranian Missiles Pass Over Jordan Skies Towards Israel – OpEd
Israel is under attack by incoming Iranian drones and ballistic missiles. The Jordanian skies lit up with passing missiles and
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American Bombs, Israeli Slaughter – OpEd
Congressmen Bernie Sanders Tells Joe Biden ‘You Can Stop This War’ right now, just don’t provide Israel with any more
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Israel’s Achilles Heel – OpEd
Although Israel is beating Gaza to the ground, its politicians and military don’t know what to do with the strip
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Gaza Tests US-Israel Relations – OpEd
Although the United States and Israel are across-the-board strategic partners, Tel Aviv’s war on Gaza has proved very stressful between
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Even In Death Gazans Speak Out – OpEd
Despite the atrocities carried out by the Israeli occupation in Gaza and the mayhem that has been created, Palestinians even
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Limelight Hostages Upset Israeli War Cabinet – OpEd
Despite the destruction of Gaza, Hamas and the Palestinian resistance may have won the first round of the war on
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Will The Hamas-Israel Truce Deal Survive? – OpEd
The recent truce between Hamas and Israel to stop the bloodshed of Gaza is welcomed by the international community. The
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Israeli Soldiers Face Tough Road Into Gaza – OpEd
Israel’s land invasion into Gaza is not going well. While Israeli politicians and military have tirelessly said the only way
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Will Israel Invade Gaza Soon? – OpEd
While Israeli army incursions of Gaza may have begun, they seem to be limited and described as “hit and run”.
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