A woman holds her severely malnourished 10-month old daughter at the feeding center for children, South Sudan, Dec. 10, 2017.
Humanitarian crises around the world will worsen next year, with no let-up in civil wars in Africa, near-famines in war-torn regions and the threat of extremist violence, a Geneva-based think-tank warned.
The report by ACAPS, a non-profit venture that supports humanitarian aid workers with daily monitoring and analysis of 150 countries, examined the anticipated needs of 18 countries in 2018 and found little to cheer.
“If 2017 did not look good, predictions for 2018 are no better: violence and insecurity are likely to deteriorate in Afghanistan, Democratic Republic of Congo, Libya, Ethiopia, Mali, Somalia, and Syria next year,” ACAPS director Lars Peter Nissen wrote in the report.
This year Ethiopia will join northeast Nigeria, Somalia, South Sudan and Yemen as places at risk of famine, said the report, entitled “Humanitarian Overview: An analysis of key crises into 2018.”
Rather than bringing stability, the prospect of elections in Afghanistan, Iraq, Libya, South Sudan and Venezuela is expected to exacerbate tensions and fuel violence.
Despite the defeat of Daesh terrorist group in its main strongholds in Iraq, the group is expected to continue improvised attacks throughout the country to destabilize the government, as well as gaining strength and resources in southern Libya.
Daesh is also likely to increase its small position in the Puntland region of Somalia, impacting the civilian population and clashing with its bigger regional rival al-Shabab, which will increase the lethality of its own attacks.
Armed groups are also expected to take advantage of the withdrawal of government troops from central Mali, gaining local recruits and further influence, while in Afghanistan the Taliban will consolidate their rural strongholds and increased opium production will boost funding for armed groups.
The fragmentation of armed groups in Central African Republic is expected to worsen the violence there, sending more refugees into Cameroon and Democratic Republic of Congo, where President Joseph Kabila is unlikely to leave power until 2019, fueling frustration and violent protest, the report said.
“Militia groups previously focused on local grievances will likely become increasingly frustrated by the national, political, and socioeconomic situation and are likely to increase violence, particularly against government forces and institutions,” the report said.
source: https://www.dailysabah.com/world/2018/01/02/report-expect-more-war-hunger-in-2018
Categories: Arab World, Asia, United States
This wolf again appears as a sheep.
Somi did not erase his anti-Islamic contents from his website.
He will never do it because he is a wolf in sheep’s clothing.
On his infamous website he claims:
Jesus is the son of God.
Quranic verses must be deleted.
The gospel is an inerrant word of God.
He has not erased hate for Muslims, from his website.
It is true that God is the Judge but we can see and read propaganda against Muslims on his website.
Beware of him.
I am writing these questions again. Please answer with yes or no.
1-Mr. Somi do you believe that Jesus is God the father, the creator of the multiverse. The Jesus is God the father, the creator of the multiverse.
2-Mr. Somi do you believe that Jesus is the only-begotten son of God. Jesus is the only-begotten Son of God.
3-Mr. Somi do you believe that Jesus died on the cross for the redemption of sins of all before and after his death on the cross. Did Jesus die on the cross for the redemption of sins of all before and after his death on the cross?
4- Mr. Somi do you believe that Jesus was resurrected three days and nights after his death on the cross.Did Jesus get resurrect three days and nights after his death on the cross?
5- Mr. Somi do you believe that the same Jesus is alive today somewhere in space and soon will descend as the universal king over all the human beings.The same Jesus is alive somewhere in space and soon will descend as the universal king over all the human beings.
6- Mr. Somi do you believe in all the verses of Quran.Do you believe in all the verses of Quran?
Will you answer these question without running around? Will you answer these question without running around?
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I do not need your certificate who I am.
I do not believe in the following six things.
Please.Do not tell me what others believe.
You tell me do you believe in the following six things?
1-Mr. Somi do you believe that Jesus is God the father, the creator of the multiverse. The Jesus is God the father, the creator of the multiverse.
2-Mr. Somi do you believe that Jesus is the only-begotten son of God. Jesus is the only-begotten Son of God.
3-Mr. Somi do you believe that Jesus died on the cross for the redemption of sins of all before and after his death on the cross. Did Jesus die on the cross for the redemption of sins of all before and after his death on the cross?
4- Mr. Somi do you believe that Jesus was resurrected three days and nights after his death on the cross.Did Jesus get resurrect three days and nights after his death on the cross?
5- Mr. Somi do you believe that the same Jesus is alive today somewhere in space and soon will descend as the universal king over all the human beings.The same Jesus is alive somewhere in space and soon will descend as the universal king over all the human beings.
6- Mr. Somi do you believe in all the verses of Quran.Do you believe in all the verses of Quran?
Will you answer these question without running around? Will you answer these question without running around?
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@ Anonymous—-wrote:
==This wolf again tried to appear as a sheep.==
You are not a Ahmadiyyah Muslim.. Ahmadiyyah are lovely Muslim and respect the different belief.. never accuse others badly.
All ❤️
Will you answer a non-Ahmadi?
Ahmadis do not believe in these sis things which you propagate at your website.
Why can’t you answer these six questions?
You are trying to hide under cover of Ahmadiyyat. you can not run away.
Answer my sis questions if you can.
Somi you can continue believing St Paul’ Christianity. You have right. to believe whatever you want.
St Paul’ Christianity is not Islam. Jesus died without any gospel in his life. The first gospel was in greek about 60 years after, by “Mark” but nobody knows who Mark was.
All of 12 disciples deserted Jesus at the cross. At that time there was no ST. Paul, so they did not have this belief when Jesus was crucified,
If you believe these six things, just say so. I won’t ask any reason from you because I know these excuses.
Jesus was a Jew. He was circumcised in a synagogue on the 7th day as a Jew.
Jesus never believed or preached that he was God, or only begotten Son of God or will die on the cross for our sins.
We can Talk the only miracle Jesus gave to Jews “The Miracle of Jonah” if you want after you come out of the closet.
Be truthful to us. Come out of the closet.
@ Anonymous—-wrote:
==This wolf again tried to appear as a sheep.==
I wait your apology for your accusation and then we can discuss nicely.
❤️
It is ok. I think this discussion has gone far enough. Let’s close it.
A humble advice toy Mr. Somi.
Mr. Somi you must know, we as Muslims.
1-We do not believe that Jesus is God the Father.
2- We do not believe that Jesus is the begotten Son of God.
3-We do not believe that Jesus died for our sins.
4-We do not believe that Jesus is alive, wondering somewhere in space.
5- We do not believe that Jesus died on Cross.
6- We do not believe that Jesus was resurrected from death.
We believe that:
1- Quran is the word of the God Almighty.
2- No verse of Quran can be changed.
We request you, please do not insult Muslims by the suggestion to change Quranic verses.This is insane thinking.
I consider you a follower of St. Paul under the disguise.
If you believe in love, please do not suggest any changes in Quranic verses.
I hope and pray that you will respect our sensibilities.
Dear Somi. Please take your advice at heart …