Fighting for Survival in the Sinai: Egypt’s Convenient War
Sisi’s promised campaign of yet more security solutions will hardly ease Sinai’s burden or bring an iota of hope to its disheartened people.
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Britain’s Real Promise to Israel; “Symbolic” Vote on Palestine
The UK’s non-binding vote on recognition of Palestine matters because it remains a member of the ever-shrinking club of Israel’s staunch supporters.
Read MoreThe Missing Context: ‘Islamic State’ Sectarianism is Not Coincidental
While the US can inflict much damage on IS, they will ultimately exasperate the sectarian tension that will spill over to other Middle Eastern states.
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The Token Palestinian and Authentic Narrative: Nothing About Us Without Us
Palestinians are largely excluded from shaping their own discourse, or are used as convenient fodder in someone else’s.
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What If the ‘Islamic State’ Didn’t Exist?
If the so-called Islamic State didn’t exist, many in the region would be keen on creating one.
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Nakhwa without Borders: Gaza and the End of ‘Arab Gallantry’
What is one to make of “Arab gallantry” during and after Israel’s most brutal war on Gaza?
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Convenient Genocide: Another Failed War to Re-Arrange the Middle East
As far as the US is concerned, the only real genocide is the one that serves the interests of the west by offering an opportunity for military intervention.
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Losing the Plot: Netanyahu to Face New Gaza Reality
Netanyahu’s war-turned-genocide backfired beyond anyone’s expectations. He helped resurrect the very movement he tried to crush.
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Winners and Losers in Gaza: On Victory and False Victory
How can we explain Netanyahu’s triumphant statement on 28 August and the massive celebrations on the streets of Gaza regarding the ‘victory’ over Israel?
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Fearing Political Islam: Why Arabs Betrayed Gaza
An alliance of sorts was founded between several Arab countries and Israel to ensure the demise of the resistance in Gaza.
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