“An Earthquake”: Israeli Authorities’ View of EU Decision
MONDOWEISS: The decision of the EU to ban all EU funding of projects in the occupied territories has certainly caught the Israeli government napping. …
The Egyptian Lesson: The People’s Voice Doesn’t Matter
RAMZY BAROUD: It's a dismal, depressing conclusion to make following events over the past two weeks. But it's clear what 'democracy' means for Egyptians …
What’s Happening to Palestinians Has a Name: ‘Apartheid’
JONATHAN COOK: It's time to end the mealy-mouthed, legalistic description of what Israel is imposing on Palestinians. Their treatment has a name, let's use it. …
No Triumphalism: ‘We Should Reach Out to Morsi Supporters’
NADINE EL SAYED: I supported the demonstrations that have helped topple President Morsi but I'm acutely aware of the feelings of his supporters …
Democracy and Revolutions: Drawing a Line Is Not Easy
HANI SHURKALLAH, TABSIR: How could the people of Egypt support the parody of democracy that the Muslim Brotherhood had established? …
Palestinian Division: It’s Real, It’s Deep, It’s Destructive
RAMZY BAROUD: In spite of all of the talk about unity among Palestinians the fissures that divide Hamas and Fatah supporters are too deep …
‘A Mental Defect’, Mr Brooks? Try Looking in the Mirror.
DANIEL M. VARISCO: David Brooks is taking a dangerous road by ascribing what he calls 'mental deficiencies' to the Egyptian people. …
Ballot Box or Revolt: The Choice Facing Brotherhood
JUAN COLE: The Muslim Brotherhood faces a choice. If they go one route it could lead Egypt into a period of profound and long-lasting devastation …
Sectarian Division Undone: Army Unifies Lebanese People
NADA AKL, CGNEWS: There have been consistent attempts by some individuals to drive wedges through Lebanese society. But we are resisting the sectarian clarion call …
Saudi Authorities Greet Departure of Morsi With…Delight
CROSSROADS ARABIA: Most Gulf countries have been circumspect in their reaction to the toppling of Morsi's government. Not so Saudi Arabia …
