Dark at the end of the tunnel
Two decades down the line, Gamil Mattar revisits a not-so-idyllic retreat -- and finds little cause for nostalgia
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Demons no longer deferred
In Camp David II the protagonists of the Arab-Israeli conflict come face to face with the consequences of a stratagem in which they all connived, writes David Hirst
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Camp David II
The deliberations of the second Camp David summit devoted to the Arab-Israeli dispute are still shrouded in secrecy. Mohamed Sid-Ahmed discusses problems that the convocation of the meeting has raised
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A house with two owners
More tricks, or a step in the right direction? Abdel-Azim Hammad comments on John Whitbeck's Jerusalem proposal
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Close up
By Salama Ahmed Salama
Sniper press
Perhaps the margin of freedom in Egyptian journalism has widened enough to pro-uce critical views that un-over defects and errors un-ettered.
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Editorial
Any given deal
The past seven years of negotiations between Israel and the Palestinians have lowered the expectations of nearly all those involved in the Middle East process.
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Soapbox
The party-pooper gene
By Medhat El-Zahed
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