Actions such as the Tel Aviv bus bomb hamper any drive to implement the ICJ's ruling, writes Ibrahim Nafie

The ruling of the International Court of Justice has restored coherence to a language debased by pragmatism, writes Azmi Bishara

There are growing fears that Kerry might be even more biased towards Israel than Bush, presenting the Arabs with the need to come up with a common strategy in the face of such a challenge, warns Mohamed Sid-Ahmed

The new cabinet, argues Mohamed El-Sayed Said , is in no position to buck trends

The International Court of Justice ruling shifts the entire Israeli-Arab conflict away from power politics and towards legality, writes Hassan Nafaa

Ethnic exclusivity and democracy are impossible bed-fellows. In the second of a two-part article on Israel's constitution in the making, Jonathan Cook examines further the reality behind the myth of Israeli democracy

There is more to Israel's Separation Wall than meets the eye, writes Uri Avnery