Apartheid plain and simple Israel is reinventing the ancient punishment of banishment, though only for Arabs, writes Khaled Amayreh in occupied Jerusalem
Double trouble Two new political initiatives emerge from the Israeli right: both aim to destroy the Palestinian cause and prospects of a Palestinian state, writes Saleh Al-Naami
Reverting to type Domestic pressure is one reason behind the US-Israeli rapprochement but so is a failure of policy, writes Graham Usher in New York
Signing the world's death warrant? Despite the danger it represents, the US is doing everything it can to support Israel's nuclear weapons programme, writes Stuart Littlewood in London
Waiting for November While US President Barack Obama and Israeli Prime Minister Binyamin Netanyahu put on a show of friendship recently, it is not clear that the relationship will bear fruit, writes George Hishmeh in Washington
Seeking safer waters Syrian President Bashar Al-Assad came to power 10 years ago, and the country's media has been marking the occasion, writes Bassel Oudat in Damascus
Yemen opens dialogue on reform Agreement reached in Yemen last weekend setting out a timetable for reform of the country's political and electoral systems has been broadly welcomed by opposition parties, writes Nasser Arrabyee in Sanaa
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