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Winds of Change Arrive to Israel

Netanyahu’s most virulent critics happen to be some of Israel’s most decorated army and intelligence chiefs. For example, Yuval…

Understanding the Syrian Conflict, and the Stalemate

Hafez al-Assad, president of Syria, has won 99.2 percent of the re-election vote, begins an old Syrian joke. But Assad…

Egypt’s Economy at the Mercy of its Military

Egypt is teetering on the edge of an economic crisis. Cast adrift in a deepening political quagmire over the past…

Book Review: ‘Islam Through Western Eyes’ by Jonathan Lyons

A decade after the 9/11 attacks, and the subsequent invasion of Afghanistan, the publishing of the book Islam Through Western…

Is Saudi Arabia Serious About Reform?

Truth to tell, I thought I was reading another piece of wonderful political satire by Andy Borowitz, who is one…

The West’s War on Independent Arab Media

According to Mr. Scahill the American administration claims that Mr. Shaye is an al-Qaeda collaborator. As always the case when…

Obama’s War on Free Speech in Yemen

On February 2, 2011, President Obama called Yemeni President Ali Abdullah Saleh. The two discussed counterterrorism cooperation and the battle…

Israel and US: Two Faces of the Same Coin

The gathering war clouds over Iran and the possibility of a conflict takes my mind back a few decades when…

The Syrian Opposition and What’s Wrong

Those interested in a revolution that would be considered a significant step forward from the existing Syrian regime, might want…

Bahrain: See no Evil, Hear no Evil

Hey, great news! The Arab Spring revolution in Bahrain is over! And the way I know this is how? Well,…

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