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Sixty and Beyond

Alon Ben-Meir | Posted May 7, 2008 | Politics


Alon Ben-Meir

As Israelis celebrate their momentous sixtieth anniversary -- a date marking ten years of consistent economic growth and industrious expansion -- there remains the underlying question that will go unanswered yet another decade: What will be done with the West Bank and Golan Heights? Despite all of its considerable achievements,...

What's in a Headline?

Jamal Dajani | Posted April 29, 2008 | Media


Jamal Dajani

When it comes to Palestinian children in Gaza, CNN, "the most trusted name in news," is unable to put out a headline that reflects the reality of the situation on the ground. Seven Palestinians have been killed in a raid by the Israeli army in the northern Gaza Strip, including...

Where in the World Is Osama bin Laden? Morgan Spurlock Shows the Simple Truth: We're in Some Serious Doo-Doo But There's Hope Yet

Logan Nakyanzi Pollard | Posted April 18, 2008 | Entertainment


Logan Nakyanzi Pollard

Despite its promising message, the reviews of Morgan Spurlock's new film, Where in the World Is Osama bin Laden?, opening this week, have not been kind. A.O. Scott, is downright dismissive:

Mr. Spurlock, more so here than in Super Size Me, advances an essentially anti-political view of the...

Carter: Shunned by Israel, Hamas' Hero

Jamal Dajani | Posted April 18, 2008 | Politics


Jamal Dajani

Shunned by Israeli political leaders, former US president Jimmy Carter met with a Hamas representative in the West Bank and says he will go ahead with plans to meet with the leader of Hamas and the Syrian President in Damascus to promote peace in the Middle East.

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Fadel Shana, 23-Year Old Reuters Cameraman, Killed In Gaza

Guardian.co.uk   |  Mark Sweeney   |   April 16, 2008 01:57 PM


Reuters cameraman Fadel Shana has been killed in Gaza in an explosion which also claimed the lives of two bystanders. Shana, 23, was travelling in a car that had stopped and was killed in an explosion as he was getting...

Condi's Middle East Mirage

Amb. Marc Ginsberg | Posted April 1, 2008 | Politics


Amb. Marc Ginsberg

Time is (fortunately) running out on Condi Rice. As our increasingly peripatetic Secretary of State makes here upmteenth photo op diplomatic drive-by to the Middle East, she is putting the finishing touches on a legacy that will add yet one more failure to her excruciating and unending list of diplomatic...

McCain Backs Israeli Reprisals in Gaza

AP   |  IAN DEITCH   |   March 19, 2008


SDEROT, Israel — Touring a war-battered town, Sen. John McCain said Wednesday he understands Israel's tough response to Palestinian rocket fire, adding that there is no point in negotiating with the Gaza Strip's Islamic Hamas regime. The Republican presidential nominee-in-waiting...

The Hamas Government Has Declared War Against Israel: How Should Israel Respond?

Alan Dershowitz | Posted March 14, 2008 | Politics


Alan Dershowitz

Article 51 of the United Nations Charter guarantees its members "the inherent right to...individual self defense" against "an armed attack." In January of 2006, Hamas was elected to govern the Palestinian Authority. After Israel ended its occupation of Gaza and removed all of its settlers, Hamas threw the Palestinian Authority...

Israel Continues Gaza Offensive

AFP   |   March 2, 2008 04:13 PM


Israel vowed to press its campaign against militants in the Gaza Strip on Sunday despite an international outcry over the deadly onslaught that prompted even the moderate Palestinian leadership to cut off all peace talks. Prime Minister Ehud Olmert...

The U.N.'s Human-Rights Sham

Ronan Farrow | Posted January 29, 2008 | Politics


Ronan Farrow

Last week the U.N. Human Rights Council held an emergency session, organized by Arab and Muslim nations, to condemn Israel for its military actions in the Gaza strip. That the council is capable of swift and decisive action is a welcome surprise; that Israel remains the only nation to provoke...

Gazans Breach Egyptian Border Again

AP   |  SARAH EL DEEB   |   January 25, 2008


RAFAH, Gaza Strip — Hamas-backed militants driving bulldozers knocked down more fortifications Friday along the Gaza-Egypt border _ a brazen challenge to Egyptian riot police, who abandoned their positions after attempting to reseal the frontier using human chains, dogs and...

Looping Back to a Lawless Gaza

Patricia DeGennaro | Posted January 23, 2008 | Politics


Patricia DeGennaro

On November 27, 2007, the Israelis and Palestinians wrapped up the latest round of peace talks in Annapolis, Maryland. Once again, the parties agreed to agree to talk about peace.

The parties talked and talked -- again -- about an Israeli evacuation from the West Bank and Gaza, about...

Dead End

Barry Lando | Posted January 23, 2008 | Politics


Barry Lando

Last Friday, President George Bush called for a $150 billion dollar stimulus package to "jump start" America's flagging economy. The problem, he assured his viewers, was temporary.

"I'm optimistic about our economic future," said the president, "because Americans have shown time and again that they are the most industrious,...

Israel Bombs Hamas Ministry In Gaza

Reuters   |   Nidal al-Mughrabi   |   January 18, 2008 08:19 PM


Israel bombed the Hamas-run Interior Ministry in Gaza and closed border crossings with the coastal strip on Friday in an intensified campaign to halt Palestinian rocket attacks. The four-storey ministry complex in Gaza City was empty at the time but...

The Annapolis Adventure

Terence Smith | Posted November 28, 2007 | Politics


Terence Smith

The charming, historic town of Annapolis is quiet again, now that the President, the Israeli and Palestinian leaders and the representatives of 40 other nations have had their one-day conference and headed back to Washington. Those of us who live nearby can drive downtown again and sailboats can cruise alongside...

Rudy and Robby: A Marriage Made in Hell

James Zogby | Posted November 9, 2007 | Politics


James Zogby

Television evangelist Pat Robertson's endorsement of former New York Mayor Rudolph Giuliani's presidential bid is disturbing on many levels.

Most troubling was the fact that it was largely covered as a straight news story, as in: "a coup for Giuliani, anxious to buttress his credentials with social conservatives." Such tripe...

Partners for Peace: Israel and Palestine

Patricia DeGennaro | Posted October 29, 2007 | Politics


Patricia DeGennaro

Palestinian state, Palestinian state, Palestinian state. Yes, Condi Rice said it three times, fast. Now I challenge the rest of us to stand up and support it. Although she and others continue to say, "Now is the time," in reality this peace agreement is long overdue - like by about...

Traveling The Polar Extremes Of The Middle East

Ned Lamont | Posted October 16, 2007 | Politics


Ned Lamont

(For the full post with photos, read the original post at NedLamont.com.)

Earlier this month, I put on my journalistic hat and traveled the polar extremes of the Middle East, from Dubai to Gaza City. I had not worked in the Middle East for almost twenty years, and I...

Israel Declares Gaza An "Enemy Entity" As Rice Arrives On Peacemaking Mission

AP   |  LAURIE COPANS   |   September 19, 2007 09:24 AM


Israel's Security Cabinet declared the Gaza Strip an "enemy entity" on Wednesday in order to cut off power and fuel supplies to the coastal strip, a move likely to cloud Secretary of State Condoleezza Rice's visit on a peacemaking mission....

 

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