As democratic presidential nominee John Kerry formulates his Middle East policy, he would do well to learn from the mistakes of both…
As democratic presidential nominee John Kerry formulates his Middle East policy, he would do well to learn from the mistakes of both…
JERUSALEM: Socrates was the first thinker to contend that it is better to suffer injustice than to perpetrate it. Those who carry…
This article originally appeared on MERIP website, The Middle East Research and Information Project Two weeks after 60,000 Likud Party members voted…
JERUSALEM: The bulldozers have been working around the clock building the separation barrier, and it is now clear that the end is…
Two weeks after 60,000 Likud members voted against a pullout from the Gaza Strip, about 150,000 Israelis filled Rabin Square in Tel-Aviv,…
Jerusalem — A few hours after the Israeli military assassinated HamasĆ¢€ā¢s spiritual leader Sheikh Ahmad Yassin, I entered the classroom in order…
JERUSALEM: The police officer shoved the Palestinian into the patrol car. “This time,” he said, “we are going to take care of…
JERUSALEM: As the government of the Jewish state forces the Palestinians in ghettos, history must be turning in its grave. Qalqiliya, a…
No more than a month ago I sat with a friend drinking coffee at the Hillel CafĆ© in Jerusalem. Today it is…
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