As the work of investigators into the Hariri assassination draws to a close, Lebanon must stand resolute, knowing that unity and justice are not an either/or, writes James Zogby

While so many cried foul over the results of Egypt's parliamentary elections, the reality is that the opposition parties failed utterly to mount effective campaigns, writes Abdel-Moneim Said

A new book-length study of the Palestinian issue and its history admirably underlines the human struggle against victimhood of the Palestinian people, writes Ramzy Baroud

As the Palestinian leadership lets a flood of priceless opportunities slip away, will it have the courage to declare a state, asks Stuart Littlewood

An international conference under the patronage of Mrs Suzanne Mubarak was held this week in Luxor, aiming to find ways of ending the scourge of human trafficking, writes Mona Mikhail

Why do the Palestinians apparently not have the same rights as all other peoples, asks Abdel-Qader Yassine