Letters

The statement made by British Prime Minister David Cameron over the murder of a British soldier in Woolwich is quite commendable.

This is in reference to the article “With Sharif in

This refers to the editorial "Saudi-Turkey Rapport Bodes Well for Global Influence" by Mohammed Al-Harthi (May 22).

Afghanistan’s President Hamid Karzai who is in India on a three-day visit is expected to push for an expansion for India’s security involvement in Afghanista

The brutal murder of a British soldier near an army barracks in Woolwich, London, has the hallmarks of a militant mindset.

There is no justification for the killing of innocent people because of their ethnicity or religious background.

This refers to the column “War in Syria: US political impotence in the Middle East.” I think it is not impotence as such but admission of crude realism and pragmatism.

This refers to the article “Rising rents push tenants to the wall” (May 23). Indeed, the soaring rents of apartments have become a big issue.

This is in reference to the story “Gulf women drivers reject the idea of removing

An Israeli daily reported that the Muslim community reached into its pockets to save a synagogue in Bradford, Britain. A leaky roof brought together the city’s Jewish and Muslim communities.