Dov Shefi was on his way to sports practice when he heard on the radio about the death of Osama bin Laden.
At that moment a sharp and painful memory struck him - the memory of his son who died in the Twin Towers disaster.
Showing posts with label Osama Bin Ladin. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Osama Bin Ladin. Show all posts
Thursday, May 19, 2011
Bin Laden's Death Triggers Painful Memories
Dov Shefi was on his way to sports practice when he heard on the radio about the death of Osama bin Laden.
At that moment a sharp and painful memory struck him - the memory of his son who died in the Twin Towers disaster.
Tuesday, May 10, 2011
Abhorring a Vacuum: Who's next Osama?
The week's been dominated by the death of the world's most-notorious terrorist. After ten years on the run, Osama Bin Laden was eventually tracked down in an affluent Pakistan suburb and shot dead. But as Anissa Naouai reports, the world's militants will seek out a new torch-bearer for terrorism.Monday, May 9, 2011
Taliban Fighters Vow to Continue Jihad After Osama's Death
source YOUTUBEIn the wake of Osama bin Laden's death, a group of Taliban fighters say they're undeterred. In an amateur video, men aremed with rifles and rocket launchers vow to continue their holy war against U.S.-led forces in Afghanistan. It's unclear whether there are direct links between the Taliban and bin Laden's al Qaeda organization.
Wednesday, May 4, 2011
'Globalist threat more dangerous than Bin Laden'
RT's Kevin Owen talks to Anthony Wile, founder and chief editor of political website thedailybell.com, who does not think the death of Osama Bin Laden has brought any change to the safety of the world. Wile believes that the US is using the conflicts in the Arab world to consolidate power and weaken those nation states that have been 'resistant to globalist governance'.
War and Vendetta: Osama raid win, Afghan mission fail?
Now that the symbolic reason for the U.S. presence in Afghanistan has gone with the fall of Osama Bin Laden - the question is whether America is going to stick to its war plan. This summer U.S. forces are due to start pulling out from the country, but there are fears the recent milestone may put the brakes on the withdrawal. And as RT's Marina Portnaya reports people are already asking if bin Laden's death was, indeed, a victory.
'Bin Laden busiest corpse in show business for last 10 years'
With elation over Bin Laden's death subsiding, there are questions over what his fate might mean for the world. For more on that, RT talks to Patrick Heninngsen, journalist and editor at 21st Century Wire.
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