Academic shock and awe The Israeli lobby has enlisted US university presidents to its cause with no debate on US university campuses, writes Sharif Elmusa
It's good to be king Low turnout in Morocco's legislative elections is good for the monarchy but bad for the country, writes Amr Hamzawy
Gazan scenarios Under domestic pressure, the Israeli government may sabotage the upcoming Washington meeting by authorising a show of force over Gaza, writes Samir Ghattas
In Focus: Games of deceit Though it has failed to implement its agenda, the US still has a few dangerous weapons in its arsenal, writes Galal Nassar
Winning a victory Exercising political rights can lead to results, even for Arab Americans, writes James Zogby
The new poodle France's new president is falling over himself to be the fawning yes-man of America, writes Muqtedar Khan
Back to the street Egypt and Iran are courting one another, though the past still stands in the way, writes Mahmoud Murad
United in complicity Will diplomats gathering in New York face up to the catastrophe in Iraq that through positive support or inaction they helped to create, asks Curtis Doebbler
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