Confronting the Obvious Truth: Palestinian Authority vs. the People
Twenty years is long enough to show that those who have taken part in their people’s oppression cannot possibly be the advocates of their people’s freedom.
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Recasting the Rules over Palestine: An Intellectual Intifada in the Offing
The Palestinian narrative, as told by people who lived it, is overshadowed by alternative depictions of that same reality.
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Of Course, It Is an Intifada: This is What You Must Know
Let us not get bogged down by details, self-imposed definitions and numbers. This is a Palestinian Intifada, even if it ends today.
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Listen to Syrians: The Media Jackals and the People’s NarrativeÂ
Our media-shaped understanding of the situation in Syria is grossly misguided.
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Seven Points Not on the Arab Media Agenda: What Is There to Celebrate?
Until journalists and media professionals redeem some respect for their medium, there is no reason whatsoever to celebrate.Â
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Subduing al-Quds: Israel’s High-stake Game in al-Aqsa and Why Netanyahu May PrevailÂ
The current violence against Palestinian worshippers at al-Aqsa Mosque in Occupied East Jerusalem is a logical extension of early Zionist ambitions.
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Israel’s Unabashed Role in the Syrian Refugee Crisis: How Yarmouk Came About
It isn’t only European countries and rich Arab Gulf countries that must help Syrian refugees. Israel has a special responsibility for their plight.
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Huffington Post Arabic and the Absurdity of ‘Liberal’ ExpectationsÂ
Huffington Post Arabi should open an equitable platform for ideas and encourage debate, bringing the arguments of all sides to the fore.
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Palestine’s Crisis of Leadership: Did Abbas Destroy Palestinian Democracy?
The exiting of Mahmoud Abbas from the scene opens an opportunity for Palestinians to see a real change of leadership.
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‘Islamic State’ Pretense and the Upcoming Wars in Libya
Regardless of whether Arabs bomb Libya, or Western powers do so, the crisis in that country is likely to escalate, if not worsen, as history has amply shown.
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