Project for pitiless centuries The siege on Gaza is the mirror image of the absurd and murderous sanctions that hunted down the people of Iraq, writes Felicity Arbuthnot
Tribute to the people of Gaza Hope amid adversity is the light shining from the hearts of the people of Gaza, writes Mairead Maguire with Mohab El-Shorbagi
Obama's two crises While Obama is faring well close to home, the legacy wars of the Bush era remain powerful maelstroms that threaten to engulf his presidency, writes James Zogby
Dismantling the Israeli state is key In failing to address the problem of Israel and its hegemonic designs, the two-state solution will never be a path to lasting peace, writes Ghada Karmi
More causes for anxiety The Egyptian judiciary has traditionally been a source of popular pride. Recent highlight cases suggest that may not last forever, writes Abdel-Moneim Said
Righting a perpetual wrong Affording Palestinian refugees the right to a dignified life is just and will not divert them from their longing to return to Palestine, writes Ramzy Baroud
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