Egypt's forthcoming presidential elections will be a battle between candidates representing three distinct political generations, writes Ahmed El-Tonsi

The Palestinian Nakba of 1948 was not an isolated event; it is ongoing today, and so no Palestinian forgets, writes Ramzy Baroud

What thoughts come to mind in May this year, some six decades after the declaration of the state of Israel,asks William A Cook

Despite the fears of unnerved liberals, or the hopes of hawkish neocons, Netanyahu has not put together a war cabinet as much as a government to keep his political career going, writes James Zogby

For Egypt to join the ranks of advanced nations a solid plan is needed, writes Abdel-Moneim Said

The US has reason to be concerned about post-revolution Egypt, given that the people are in no mood to pander to Israel, as Mubarak did. But pragmatism in Cairo and Washington will likely prevail, writes Amr Abdel-Atty

By way of building a stable democratic order, Egypt would be well placed to regain prevailing influence in the Arab region, writes El-Sayed Amin Shalabi