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Whither Gaddafi and Libya?

By Franklin Lamb – Tripoli The large gold framed portrait of Colonel Muammar Gaddafi that adorned the wall behind the reception desk of my hotel since it opened many years ago has vanished. Also gone […]

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Spain’s Pro-Palestine Hint Irks Israel

The Israeli government expressed shock over the Spanish foreign minister’s call for a pan-European push towards the UN’s recognition of an independent Palestinian state. Tel Aviv formally protested on Monday Trinidad Jimenez’s recent expression of […]

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Hamas Says Gaza Ceasefire Agreed

Palestinian fighters in the Gaza Strip fired several rockets into southern Israel overnight, according to Israeli police, as a Hamas official said Palestinian factions and Israel had agreed to observe a ceasefire after three days […]

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Spain Encourages Palestinian State

Spain’s Minister of Foreign Affairs hopes that the European Union foreign ministers meeting in early September will bring progress along the road toward the recognition of a Palestinian state. "There’s the feeling that now is […]

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Can Obama Ignore Anti-AQAP Protests?

By James Gundun – Washington, D.C. It’s a contest that no revolutionary wants to enter: most ignored. Although Western backing hasn’t generated decisive victory for Libyans or Syrians, these revolutionaries would presumably pass on swapping with […]

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Zionists and the Palestine Narrative

By Mohammed Bsiso History is a very powerful political tool that if wielded correctly can produce far-reaching results. Unfortunately, Zionists and their supporters in the West have long consolidated their control on the historical narrative […]

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Return of the Generals

By Uri Avnery Since the beginning of the conflict, the extremists of both sides have always played into each other’s hands. The cooperation between them was always much more effective than the ties between the […]

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Have Our Senses Dwindled?

By Tamar Fleishman At the break of dawn of every Friday during the Ramadan month world orders change. From that moment on the laws that regulate the occupation at Qalandiya all these years, every day […]

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Syria Teetering on the Edge

By Mohamed El Mokhtar The regime of El Assad seems dangerously engaged in a losing battle. Its over-reactive response to the growing popular demand for democratic change betrays a lack of vision typical of another […]