People do not rise against repressive regimes in order to be martyrs; they rise because they refuse that their lives be destroyed by regimes that oppose the people, writes Ayman El-Amir

Without deep change in society itself, its values and modes of behaviour, the Egyptian revolution will remain but half a revolution, writes Khalil El-Anani

The resilience of the Palestinians puts the Battle of Britain in the shade and deserves recognition -- especially by the UN, marvels Stuart Littlewood in London

It is not the killing of one man that counts, but the extent to which his dream will live on after his death, and that might be harder to quash, writes Abdel-Moneim Said

Policy-makers under the Mubarak regime failed to win the trust of the Nile Valley countries, but Egypt today is in a position to lend a hand to its southern neighbours, says Ali Soliman

Ramzy Baroud considers what is necessary to move towards a successful joint Palestinian strategy

Obama waxing lyrical about Bin Laden and the Arab Spring while ignoring Palestine would be a mistake, writes James Zogby