FAREWELL ARABINFOCUS's director, Othman Ostos, has been stricken with an incurable, neurovegetative disease: Parkinson's disease. There is no cure for this disease. Brain neurons gradually die; the brain collapses, and death ensues. Othman ino longer mobile and has confined himself to his home, awaiting the end. Parkinson's disease is terrifying. Brain neurons gradually die, and there comes a time when death inevitably comes. We cannot continue without Othman. We did not expect such a sad end. We were excited about ARABINFOCUS. Or we can continue without Othman. We ask that prayers be said to Allah to give him strength until death.
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CONQUERING GAZA, NETANYAHU'S OBSESSION We've been trying for a long time, but now it's our own doing. Israeli Prime Minister Netanyahum has set the record straight. Israel's objective is not to leave Gaza, but to conquer the Palestinian territory to unite it with West Bank, in a cloning operation, with the necessary forces. So Israel will not leave Gaza but rather carve out a new territory of some 300 kilometers that will allow new means to pass through the vast Jewish borders. What seems most important is that the United States, under Trump, will not accept this illegal operation under the influence of internal conflict and the right. But this operation has several objectives: to marginalize Hanaam and expect further developments, and to take charge of a new territory where new Jewish settlements can be established. How different is this from Prime...
NETANYAHU'S TWO FRONTS Two months after the provisional ceasefire in Gaza broke down, Prime Minister Netanyahu still has two fronts: a natural one driven by climate change, and another in the Palestinian enclave, where Israel intends to continue the war until Hamas surrenders. The fire is ravaging a significant area of forested areas in the Al-Qods region and other parts of the country. Netanyahu has declared a state of national emergency and requested international assistance to combat the blazes. Several European countries have responded positively, including Spain. Over 100 teams of firefighters continued to battle fires in the hills west of Jerusalem for a second day Thursday, but appeared to make gains in containing the blazes overnight, with firefighting plans from Europea...