American taxpayers' money is still supporting, to the tune of billions and at a time of recession, a foreign power whose actions damage US interests, writes Ralph Nader

Zionists are eager beavers, but all the chewing in the world won't help if the forest rots, notes Shahid Alam

Direct action, writes Stephanie Westbrook , may be the only means left of countering Israeli deceptions

For a large portion of Americans, the balanced facts of the Israeli-Palestinian conflict are not known, writes James Zogby

With a new head chosen, Moataz-Bellah Abdel-Fattah asks if Sunni Islam's foremost religious institution, Al-Azhar, can regain its lustre

Aside from the usual canards, Israel's premier is claiming ancient heritage on the basis of his immigrant father's assumed name. Well, why not, ponders Ahmed Amr

The aftermath of the Iraqi elections will show whether or not democracy can ever lay roots in the region, writes Abdel-Moneim Said

Differences between the West and Israel form at least a narrow corridor for the Arabs to exploit, writes Galal Nassar

The spirit of the Congress of Vienna, where great powers assembled to govern the world, is outmoded in the contemporary international community, writes Jonas Gahr St¿re