The PLO, in being unable to evolve and share power with new players, is blocking both democracy and ultimate sovereignty in Palestine, writes Nicola Nasser

With greater and greater concentrations of wealth throughout the world and income inequality on the rise, Middle Eastern revolutionaries should beware of corporate dictatorship in the region, says Mohamed El-Khairy

There is a bumper crop of evildoers to harvest. So what is so special about Libya's fruitcake, asks Stuart Littlewood in London

While posing as a "beacon of democracy" in the Middle East, Israel has in fact been using its familiar strategy of delay and denial in responding to the Arab revolutions, writes William Cook

History continues to testify that generations of Arabs have been willing to pay the high price freedom and dignity demand, writes Ramzy Baroud

With ministries and public institutions stormed, it is unclear if the generation of the revolution wants to transform or destroy the state, writes Abdel-Moneim Said

Western countries should prepare for the challenge of engaging with a born-again Arab world, writes Ayman El-Amir

Nothing does more to create the radicals the US right-wing fears than its own bigotry and discrimination against Muslims, writes James Zogby

The remarkable mass uprising in Egypt is a harbinger of a renewed pioneering role for Egypt in the region, if the revolution ends in true democracy, writes Mohamed Anis Salem