Assad on the Offensive: A Combative Interview
President Assad has taken to the airwaves for the first time in months and is in no mood for compromise. MidEastPosts looks at his performance
Fear of the ‘Other’: Clarity While Under Attack
REMA KHERIYA, CGNEWS: Sheltering two of my son’s friends from missile attack it becomes clear what fear of the other is.
Israel Rattled By Non-Violence: BDS Working
PHILIP WEISS: ‘Why is our reputation so poor?’ asks Israel’s ambassador to the U.S. Where do we start?
Sinan Antoon: ‘The Barbarian Who’s Keeping It Real’
TABSIR: A celebrated novelist, poet and filmmaker Sinan Antoon reflects on life in Iraq before and after the fall of Saddam Hussein
Wadi Rum Luxury: Think Different
SARAH WALTON: There are some places in the world however, where the luxury you think you want is not the best you can get.
Two Palestinian Hunger Strikers ‘Near Death’
There have been fevered efforts by Egyptian negotiators to come up with a solution to the hunger strike situation. MidEastPosts asks – ‘will it be in time?’
The ‘Essential Collection’ on Syria’s Blighted Year
NEWS FROM SYRIA: It begins with the infamous Bashar interview and continues grimly as death and mayhem envelop the country
Iraq Faces American Ire Over Release of Insurgent
The release of a senior Hizbollah officer in Iraq has caused uproar in the United States. MidEastPosts.com analyses why…
For Peace, Israel Must Recognize the Nakba
MAI ABDUL RAHMAN: Palestinians were not subjected to the same level of cruelty of the Holocaust – but right is not and should not be a relative value.




