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So who is saying no?
Israeli machinations to pull the rug from beneath even the possibility of peace become daily more obvious, writes Ibrahim Nafie
Crisis for American Jews
Why is American Jewish support for Israel more fanatical than even anti-Arab sentiment among Israelis? Edward Said explains
The right to overthrow leaders
Mohamed Sid-Ahmed discusses the alleged consensus that has built up over the need to get rid of Arafat
We Need Answers
The Palestinians are at a political watershed. But, writes Azmi Besharah, their leaders are not addressing the real questions
Letter from Ramallah
Providing succour,confronting taboos: these, writes Mouin Rabbani, are the aims of Al-Nawa, an informal grouping that has emerged in Ramallah
Cracks in the global façade
The Arabs reject a war against Iraq. Europe is puzzled by Washington's choice of enemies. But still the US persists, writes Ahmed Sidqi Al-Dajani
Catch up, Washington
The US is trailing behind in its ideas about how to bring about Middle East peace, writes George Giacaman
What's good for Israel
International concern for Palestinian human rights has been shelved, writes Omar Barghouti, because nowadays what's good for Israel is good for the world
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Editorial:
Pressure, then more
Close up
Broken olive branches
By Salama Ahmed Salama
Soapbox:
Why Gaza?
By Abdel-Qader Yassin
Naguib Mahfouz
Enduring absence
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