Eric Nazarian
It’s been an unspeakably bloody summer in the Middle and Near East.
The awful war in Gaza, the beheading of James Foley, the sniper
shootings on border villagers in Tavush, the endless mayhem and quagmire
of Syria, the micro-war between Armenia and Azerbaijan inflamed by
Aliyev’s Twitter threats to bomb Yerevan, and the Yezidi genocide
perpetrated by ISIS that has created mushrooming humanitarian disasters
all over the region.
