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Keeping the Syrian Pot Boiling by Stephen Lendman The ink’s barely dry on the March 21 Security Council Presidential Statement. It called on both sides “to […]

Worrisome Security Council Presidential Statement on Syria by Stephen Lendman After months of internal wrangling, Security Council members unanimously endorsed efforts to end Syrian violence. Or […]

Gaza Siege Harshness Continues by Stephen Lendman Israel’s claimed easing is false. Besieged Gazans remain isolated. The Palestinian Center for Human Rights (PCHR) assessed conditions in […]

Freedom or Death by Stephen Lendman On March 22, Hana Shalabi’s 36th hunger strike day began. After examining her, Physicians for Human Rights-Israel (PHR-I) said she’s […]

Perils of Attacking Iran by Stephen Lendman In mid-April, Istanbul or Geneva will host nuclear talks with Iran. America, Britain, France, Russia, China and Germany will […]

New York Times Promotes War on Syria and Iran by Stephen Lendman As America’s leading broadsheet, what it reports matters, especially on war and peace. Instead […]

Stepped-Up Pressure on Assad by Stephen Lendman Last weekend’s anti-Assad Damascus and Aleppo terrorist violence reflects Washington’s violent pursuit of regime change. Peaceful resolution efforts are […]

Dying for Justice by Stephen Lendman On March 20, Hana’s 34th hunger strike day began. The previous day, Physicians for Human Rights-Israel (PHR-I) said she’s in […]

Asking the Wrong Questions About War by Stephen Lendman Former New York Times executive editor Bill Keller now writes Times op-eds on alternate Mondays, as well […]