What This World Needs is Some Really Honest JournalistsÂ
If bias in journalism is unavoidable, it ought to be the proper bias: in favor of human rights.
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The Good, Bad and Uncertain about Recognizing ‘Palestine’
Will a capable Palestinian leadership emerge that will take advantage of the global shift that has occurred for the benefit of the Palestinian people?
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Beyond the Middle East: The Rohingya Genocide
The least one should expect from the US and its allies is that Burma must not be rewarded for its fraudulent democracy as it brutalizes its minorities.
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Nakba and the question of ‘Palestinian strategy’
If the Nakba is Israel’s original sin, discounting the Nakba and the right of return for refugees is the Palestinian leadership’s own sin against its people.
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The Arab Boat: It’s an Arab-Palestinian Nakba, and We Are All Refugees
Palestinian refugees know too well what their Arab brethren are going through: the massacres, the unredeemable loss, the despair, and the sinking boats.
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Birzeit Wins Again: Students of the West Bank Unite!
Please finish the job we started. Democracy is your vehicle and the freedom of your people should always be your ultimate goal.
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No Arab Bolivars: As Region Implodes, Arab Socialism Fizzles Out
The Middle East is experiencing its greatest political upheaval and socialist influx in a hundred years.
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Stuck in Area A: How we were duped into disowning the Palestinians
Hate for Israel’s occupation and criminal policies should not outweigh our love for all Palestinians, including the refugees dying in Yarmouk camp, Syria.
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Do Something, Anything: Naming and Shaming in Yarmouk
Here are some of the culprits in the suffering of Palestinian in the Yarmouk refugee camp in Syria.
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The Collapse of the Obama Doctrine: Yemen War as an Opportunity?
To suggest that the Obama Doctrine has been a ‘failure’ in Yemen is an understatement.
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