Sixty Years of the Palestinian Catastrophe

Violence leads to disaster.

We're heading for disaster.

Chan Sovannara also writes about the flooding disaster

He was killed in a car accident.

She was the only one to survive the crash.

No one survived the crash.

Tom was killed in a car crash.

Tom died in a train accident.

At least five people were killed.

The news of the accident caused public alarm.

But this is a formula for global disaster.

SEOUL Hubris usually gives birth to disaster.

Twitter was soon flooded with comments about the disaster.

The flood caused a disaster in their community.

It's a miracle that he survived the accident.

Today I saw a film about the Chernobyl catastrophe.

Are you one of the survivors of flight 111?

We were heading for disaster, while stifling creativity and development.

Egyptian blogger El Hanem wrote here about today's disaster.

But preparation for catastrophe does not have to reside exclusively with the government.

Ignoring this reality will lead to failure, if not catastrophe.

The country was worse prepared for disaster than most others.

Lisbon was not the only Portuguese city affected by the catastrophe.

The term stoicism appears over and over in media coverage of Japan s calamity.

The attempt to implant free market philosophy in Russia, for instance, proved catastrophic.

Over 800 refugees died in the disaster off the coast of Libya last month.

In dispatches from the Pacific Islands, Bangladesh, or Ethiopia, journalists warn of impending calamity.

A virtual torrent of near hysterical hearsay and trickledown stories about the disaster soon followed.

If Israel returns to its pre 1967 borders, only to find continuing hostility and terrorism among the Palestinians, Israel will have gravely weakened its security for nothing.

Historically, the road to disaster has usually been paved with good intentions and grave errors of judgment.

Compromise on their side if met by extremism on the other would incite disaster.

But, in both cases, the failure probabilities were correlated, and their joint occurrence led to catastrophe.

I recall now only the first hushed, frightened whispers of disaster from a family friend.

The collision of reality (Greece s insolvency) with politics (Germany s demands) was bound to create a disaster.

Unless and until widespread family planning and modern contraceptive services are established, expanding populations in the Horn of Africa will crash against a harsher future climate.

Third, the region is already living in extreme poverty, so adverse shocks push it toward calamity.

Dr. Fola, a leader in the fight against AIDS in Nigeria, died in an automobile accident last May.

Additionally, his post is full of misinformation about the disaster, radiation, and much more.

Basle II is dead at least until memories of the current disaster fade.

There is, once again, virtually no mention of the catastrophe for civilians etched against that desert sky.

There were plenty of other mistakes that generated the catastrophe that faces us today.

Six years after the eruption of the global financial crisis, the banking industry is still widely blamed for the catastrophe.

July 31 In Beaune, France, 53 persons, 46 of them children, die in a highway accident (France's worst).

War in Yemen has left a humanitarian catastrophe in its wake and a growing animosity among fellow countrymen and women.