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Palestinian Unity: One Word

By Uri Avnery – Israel In one word: Bravo! The news about the reconciliation agreement between Fatah and Hamas is good for peace. If the final difficulties are ironed out and a full agreement is […]

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Europe’s Alliance with Israel

By Dr. Ludwig Watzal (David Cronin. Europe” Alliance with Israel: Aiding the Occupation, Pluto, London-New York 2011) The United States of America sees itself as an honest broker in the Israel-Palestine conflict. This self-perception could […]

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Whither Now Egypt?

By Joseph M. Cachia For those who thought the Egyptian revolution is done and past, think again. The Egyptians did not go home. They are out there again if things do not turn out the […]

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After Empire – Book Review

By Jim Miles (After Empire – The Birth of a Multipolar World. Dilip Hiro. Nation Books, Perseus, New York, 2010.) Modern history and current events are aligned in this excellent text from Dilip Hiro. Beginning with […]

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Turkey Says Yes to Palestine Statehood

Turkey has expressed support for the unilateral Palestinian declaration of independence and has urged the international community to help Palestinians "live in peace and with dignity." Turkey joined the list of countries backing the Palestinian […]

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NAM Urges Israel to Abide by Law

The Non-Aligned Movement (NAM) has called on Israel to abide by its responsibilities under international law after Tel Aviv ignored to stop illegal expansion of settlement activities.  In a statement on Thursday, Egyptian Ambassador to […]

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The Libyan Tragedy

By Mohamed El Mokhtar Given the peculiarity of Ghaddafi’s persona and political regime, the tribal structure of Libyan society, the very configuration of the country itself, regional as well as geographical, it was quite foreseeable […]

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Mission Creep in Libya

By Deepak Tripathi – London Some commentators and politicians are describing it as mission creep – a slide into deeper military involvement in Libya, going beyond the original goal, and inviting unpredictable consequences. In simple […]