Arab Delegates Including Australia Support Iranian# Resistance to Lead on Stability in The Middle East

Arab delegates meet in Paris with Iranian Resistance to map the future of the Middle East

Paris, The Media Express - On Sunday 10 July Arab states delegates spoke out against terrorism in the Middle East region with voices from Egypt, Syria, Saudi Arabia, Palestine, Jordan, Bahrain, Tunisia, Algeria and Iraqi. Showing their support too was an Australian delegation plus supports from other countries. The reach of this message of solidarity sees no boundaries.
Each delegate group took opportunity to make fertile their experiences and sacrifice at the hands of the ongoing meddling of the mullahs’ regime, finding a common message

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Iran: An alternative, serious and credible, domestically organized and globally recognized

On July 9th in Paris the Iranian opposition coalition, the National Council of Resistance of Iran (NCRI), held a massive rally in which around 100,000 people took part.

By Ken Blackwell
In around 100 days America will be witnessing a crucial election. In the meantime, much will be done on both sides of the national divide, and this year we may see more than the usual political maneuvering in the run-up to this election.
Regardless of the outcome, the next president will face the same unique national security challenges. The Middle East is in a greater crisis than ever before and according to various analysts, it is heading toward anarchy. The scenes of defenseless people getting killed in Syria have only grown more painful over the past year, even as they have become less prevalent on our TV screens. Islamic extremism and the resulting terrorism is now targeting Western Europe, America, and the Middle East with unprecedented barbarity, and there is no easy response to it.
The issue of Islamic extremism brings to mind one of our main foreign policy challenges: Iran.

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Iranians protest lack of drinking water

Iranians protest lack of drinking water

According to reports from inside Iran, residents of a village, south of the city of Isfahan, central Iran held a rally on Monday, July 25, to protest against the lack of drinking water to the village's deprived population.
The protesters, who gathered in central Isfahan outside the office of the provincial governor, said they have not had access to potable water for nearly two weeks.

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Pope heads to festival under shadow of church attack

Opening mass commences at the first day of the Catholic festival World Youth Days in Krakow, Poland

AFP, July 27, 2016 - Pope Francis heads to Poland on Wednesday for an international Catholic youth festival with a mission to encourage openness to migrants made tougher by a jihadist murder of a priest in France.
The Argentine pontiff is flying in to meet youngsters from the world over at a week-long faith extravaganza dubbed 'the Catholic Woodstock', but is expected to tackle the rightwing government over refugee rights before he gets down to praye

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The extremist regime of Iran has destroyed 100,000 satellite dishes as part of crackdown campaign

Iran regime destroyed 100,000 Sat. dishes as part of crackdown

As part of a widespread crackdown campaign, the fundamentalist regime of Iran on Sunday destroyed more than 100,000 satellite dishes and receivers in a ceremonial program. State and local media reported that “The destruction ceremony took place in Tehran in the presence of General Mohammad Reza Naghdi, head of the Iranian regime’s Basij militia, who warned of the impact that satellite television was having in society.” He said that most satellite channels “deviate the society’s morality and culture”. He added that he believed that televisions cause more divorce, addiction and insecurity in societ

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US NEWS AGENCY: NCRI RALLY TO "RESHAPE THE MIDDLE EAST"

Iranian opposition rally in Paris, July 9th, 2016

Circa, a US news agency, reported July 15 that the National Council of Resistance of Iran ( NCRI ) and the People’s Mojahedin Organization of Iran (PMOI or MEK) mass rally of July 9 in Paris 'could reshape the Middle East.'
It was the first-time appearance of a senior Saudi official at the rally which made the event 'historical,' said Newt Gingrich, former U.S. Speaker of the House of Representatives, who attended the event.
What Prince Turki bin Faisal said represented 'the redrawing of some lines of history that everybody has insisted will persist until the millennium or the next millennium,' said former U.S. Attorney General, Michael Mukasey, Circa reported.

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