Global Report May 14, 2010

Death sentence for Ajmal Kasab
Death sentence in India is a rare decree and Ajmal Kasabs sentence is obviously meant to symbolize Indias no-tolerance attitude toward cross-border terrorism. Terrorism is not pardonable in the least in any nation including Pakistan and, therefore, Kasabs execution cannot be called a political or unfair decision. But will Kasabs execution put an end to cross-border terrorism is the big question that has not been addressed yet. Will the terrorist network stop operating across borders? Perhaps not. However, it will be a harder blow to organized terrorism if India makes public all records of Kasabs investigation, highlighting the actual identities of all those involved in cross-border terrorism. Executing an individual is not the ultimate solution, tearing the veil off the faces of criminals will be the real service to humanity in all nations.




Palestinians mark Nakba in Gaza Strip
Palestinians mark the 15th of May of every year with different activities to remember the Nakba, or the Palestinian Catastrophe, the time when hundreds of thousands of Palestinians were expelled from their land, to make room for other people who refused to share, and preferred having their own country on the ruins of Palestine, to create what is known today as Israel. Artists in Gaza are marking the day this year with releasing thousands of balloons into the sky, and by painting Murals to reflect their feelings for their lost land, and emphasize the refugees right to return. This year, Palestinians will remember the 62nd anniversary of Nakba, through which they will send a message to the whole world: "We will never forget"

Category:

News & Politics

Tags:

• Ajmal Kasab
• Mumbai attacks 26/11
• cross border terrorism
• Lashkar-e-Toiba
• Pakistan
• India
• Palestinian Catastrophe
• Nakba May 15
• Gaza
• West Bank
• Israel
• Instablogs