Word: nationsã
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...could not agree with him more. Al Qaeda does intend to bomb civilians. Al Qaeda does intend to make war on Christians and Jews. The Taliban does intend to continue to protect those who carry out these acts, and the Taliban does intend to continue to disrupt the United Nations?? humanitarian relief efforts by commandeering their equipment and offices, allowing millions to starve...
...students in Foreign Cultures 17, “Thought and Change in the Contemporary Middle East” watched a movie depicting the history of the Arab-Israeli conflict. The movie was introduced to the class as an objective account of the conflict, produced by the United Nations??the same organization that equated Zionism with racism...
...international programs must display the utmost sensitivity and respect for their host nations?? culture and people. If America is to be seen as a protector of democracy, not a cultural imperialist, its presence abroad must reflect this image in reality. This is why it is so important that Americans participate in global development in a non-military capacity...
However, the apparent hypocrisy in some Muslim nations?? calls for peace during Ramadan is not the primary reason the United States should continue to pursue its objectives in Afghanistan. This is not a war about religion; it is a war about eradicating terrorism. Unforeseen complications and unintended consequences play a role in every war. In this case, damage has already been inflicted on the civilian populace of Afghanistan; several hospitals and a United Nations facility have been destroyed by bombs. Despite these unfortunate effects of the bombing campaign, America’s first priority has remained achieving...
Although the United States is using Article 51 of the United Nations?? charter, which says that states have the right of self-defense, to justify its attacks on Afghanistan, Slaughter said Article 39 implies that the U.N. Security Council must approve the use of force...