Headlines:
• Growth in Economy does not Reflect Ending of Poverty
• As Heat Rises to Unbearable Levels, so do Electricity Shortages in Karachi
• Alliance with the US Results in the Spilling of Muslim Blood without Punishment
The war against Islam has not stopped, and the Muslim woman was and remains a great outlet for this war by their claims and fabrications on the provisions of Islam. For example, they claim that inheritance provisions in Islam discriminate against women because they give the sister half of her brother's share; while ignoring the fact that Islam imposes a duty on men to spend on his wife and family, whereas, women are not forced to spend one dirham on others even if they are rich.
Some news agencies reported on February 6, 2018 that four persons, including a woman, were arrested in the city of Iskenderun, State of Hatay, while they were on their way to Syria to fight in the ranks of ISIS. They were taken to the judge after interrogation. Three were arrested and the fourth was released.
With the start of the Afrin operations, dubbed “Operation Olive Branch” on 20/1/2018, the artificial dispute that was for long between the Turkish and American allies has turned into the "real old strategic alliance" once again after intensive mutual visits between officials of the two sides.
The Cedar Conference (Paris 4) was held in France, which resulted in the support of the current government politically through promises to grant Lebanon more than $10 billion. This conference was held a month before the parliamentary elections in Lebanon.
Turkey's President Erdogan said in the International Women's Day program organized by the Ministry of Family and Social Policy: “As you can see, recently, religious men have come up with very different statements about women and they have made ijtihad that has no basis in our religion, and they can not be understood.
The Syrian revolution, which began with the slogan "the people want to overthrow the regime" written by the children of Daraa on the walls, is now entering its eighth year.
President Trump vowed Monday that the United States would take swift action in retaliation for a suspected chemical weapons attack on civilians in Syria, amid hurried diplomacy that signaled allied military strikes may be imminent.
