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Why Egypt is not too big to fail
May 30, 2022Khalil Al-AnaniEgypt is going through a severe economic crisis amid a high level of external debt, which has soared past $145bn, although there are suspicions that the real f…
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On Watching Ukraine Through Palestinian Eyes
Mar 4, 2022Yousef MunayyerTanks rolling through city streets. Bombs dropping from fighter jets onto apartment buildings. Military checkpoints. Cities under siege. Families separated, fl…
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The ISIS leader killed in a U.S. special forces raid will be replaced. ISIS is reviving.
Feb 3, 2022Charles W. DunnePresident Joe Biden’s announcement Thursday that a U.S. special forces operation in Idlib province in northern Syria killed Abu Ibrahim al-Hashimi al-Qurayshi,…
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Will the UAE succeed in Rehabilitating Assad
Nov 25, 2021Radwan ZiadehPolitics, as it is said, is based on profit and loss, and profit and loss here is based on the interests of the people who are entrusted with the government to…
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Political symbolism in the coup against Hassoun
Nov 19, 2021Radwan ZiadehPerhaps the abolition of the position of the Mufti in Syria, which dates back to 1918, and the formation of what the Assad regime called the “Scholarly Jurispr…
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The Emirates in Assad’s Lap (in Arabic)
Nov 10, 2021Radwan ZiadehIn the state of democratic institutions, three factors are always taken into consideration when making any decision related to internal and foreign policy. The…
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The Long Arm of Israeli Repression
Nov 5, 2021Yousef MunayyerThe recent designation of six leading Palestinian human rights groups as terrorist organizations by Israeli Defense Minister Benny Gantz—which has been dismiss…
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How Egypt and the UAE are exporting coups across the region
Nov 3, 2021Khalil Al-AnaniAbdel Fattah el-Sisi and Mohammed bin Zayed have been targeting democratic transitions in the Middle East and North Africa, worried that such calls for change …
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Israel escalates its attacks against defenders of Palestinian rights, wherever they may be
Oct 30, 2021Yousef MunayyerThe Israeli government slapped a “terrorism” designation on six Palestinian human rights groups that have worked closely with Western governments and internati…
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Powell’s legacy reflects the kinder face of US empire
Oct 25, 2021Khalil E. JahshanDespite his role in manufacturing a war on Iraq, Colin Powell leaves a complicated legacy worth pondering over at this critical period in US history.
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Despite recent loss, progressives in US Congress will continue to challenge Israel
Oct 6, 2021Imad K. HarbProgressives in the US House of Representatives last month attempted to block $US 1bn in funds for Israel's Iron Dome missile system. But the chamber voted 420…
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What will the Taliban takeover mean for the Middle East?
Aug 19, 2021Joe MacaronOver the past few days, many have drawn parallels between images of an Air America helicopter rescuing Vietnamese evacuees from the rooftop of a building in Sa…
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Are young Islamists giving up on the ballot box?
Aug 18, 2021Khalil Al-AnaniAfter a decade of being forced out of power and outlawed despite success at the polls, there's a growing fear that Islamists might see violence as the only ans…
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Exporting the Tools of Apartheid
Jul 26, 2021Yousef MunayyerLast week, a joint investigation by 17 media outlets—including The Washington Post, The Guardian, and Haaretz—revealed that Israeli intelligence firm NSO Group…
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It’s Time for Biden to Get Tough on Sisi
Jul 20, 2021Charles W. DunneWhen it comes to Egypt, the United States has long favored the path of least resistance. Unwilling to take serious steps to confront the Egyptian government’s …
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The utter failure of the Abraham Accords
May 18, 2021Imad K. HarbOver the past few weeks, tensions in Israel-Palestine have escalated and the Israeli army has launched yet another deadly war on Gaza. This assault, as well as…
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Approaching Peace: Centering Rights in Israel-Palestine Conflict Resolution
For thirty years, the United States has sent mixed messages to Israelis and Palestinians. While successive administrations have expressed support for a two-sta…
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The US media is touting Israel’s Covid recovery. But occupied Palestinians are left out
Apr 13, 2021Yara M. AsiThe US media has widely lauded Israel’s vaccine success - as a country in a “post-pandemic future” of concerts and indoor dining; as a country that could teach…
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Morocco’s Islamist Backing for Israel Normalization is a Game Changer
Jan 19, 2021Khalil Al-AnaniMorocco’s normalization of relations with Israel last month sent shockwaves through the Arab world, in particular among Islamists.This stemmed not only from th…
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Israel’s vaccine efforts are incomplete until they include Palestinians
Jan 15, 2021Yara M. AsiPalestinians depend on Israel for lifesaving medical care not because of poverty but because of politics.
