The deliberate confusion of resistance to occupation with terrorism serves to reinforce the latter, argues Ayman El-Amir

The prospects for peace, writes Abdel-Moneim Said following his return from the US capital, are more positive than at any time in recent memory

Just as the Inquisitions decided who was in and who was out, with dreadful consequences for the latter, so now is Zionism in its demand for total allegiance to Israel, writes Jeff Gates

Latent indications of remorse suggest there is more to the role of some in paving the way for the invasion of Iraq than at first meets the eye, writes Abdallah El-Ashaal

Israel's atrocities in Gaza must not be allowed to slip from public consciousness, writes Ramzy Baroud

Freedom or oblivion is the stark choice facing all Palestinians, writes Mazin Qumsiyeh

As happens to every president, the malaise of summer has derailed, somewhat, the momentum of Obama. That he will fight back and prevail is nonetheless assured, writes James Zogby

Israel has profited from the intellectual cowardice of others long enough. It must be exposed for what it is, writes George Hishmeh

How can the project to liberate Palestine be saved from collapse, asks Galal Nassar

The aggravated detention of India's greatest superstar is proof that America under Obama has not yet turned a page on the paranoia of Bush's war on terror, writes Aijaz Zaka Syed