The US policy of excluding moderate Islamists while propping up autocratic dictatorships has failed, writes Nicola Nasser

While everyone is to blame, not just the government, for letting sectarian hatred fester in Egypt, now everyone must act to end it, writes Amr Hamzawy

Egyptian planners should not get het up about developments in Tunisia, but should stick to the path of reform and development calmly undertaken, writes Abdel-Moneim Said

After years of supporting the regime of Zein Al-Abidine Bin Ali, the West's belated support for the Tunisian uprising smacks of double standards, says Mohamed El-Mokhtar Sidi Haiba

Perhaps above all, it was the failure of the Tunisian regime to engage and inspire the youth that led to its downfall, writes James Zogby

In Tunisia and across the Arab world what is happening is a clash between the youth and its dreams and ossified, stagnant elites, writes Azmi Ashour

Change has finally come to the Middle East; the big powers will ignore it at their peril, writes Aijaz Zaka Syed

In the wake of US failures to bring peace to the Middle East, there is a need for new ideas and for a new commitment to justice, says William Cook

Studies have consistently shown that Israeli school textbooks denigrate and dehumanise Arabs, sowing the seeds of hatred and violence, writes Stephen Lendman