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March 31, 2003
War on Iraq is making Bush, Blair lose Arab friends,
Arab press review, by the Daily Star
The militarization of humanitarian
aid, Jordan Times
None so blind,
Arab News
The Arab stand in 1956 in comparison to this year,
by Adnan Abu Odeh What comes after the Iraq war,
By Sa'ad Mehio Only action can restore Washington’s credibility,
the Daily Star The institutions battered by the ‘storm’,
by Abdeljabbar Adwan Defiant Iraqis refuse to stick to allies' script,
by M J Akbar TV networks bring war realities home,
by James J. Zogby
March 30,
2003
Baghdad, the second pillar,
Arab News Bush has already lost the proposed peace,
by Adrian Hamilton City buildings may prove to be jungles of Iraq,
by Christopher Bellamy Is it acceptable to show Iraqi captives,
by Abdul Rahman Al-Rashid Nassiriya turns into a nightmare,
by Peter Baker No regime change in Baghdad,
by Rasheed Abu Al-Samh Turkey spoils US-UK war plans,
by Glenn Kessler and Philip US looked for but could not find Afghan-type warlords in Iraq,
by Bob Drogin and Greg Miller Will Wall Street ban me,
by Tariq Al-Maeena
March 29, 2003
Baghdad, the second pillar,
Arab News Bush has already lost the proposed peace,
by Adrian Hamilton City buildings may prove to be jungles of Iraq,
by Christopher Bellamy Is it acceptable to show Iraqi captives,
by Abdul Rahman Al-Rashid Nassiriya turns into a nightmare,
by Peter Baker No regime change in Baghdad,
by Rasheed Abu Al-Samh Turkey spoils US-UK war plans,
by Glenn Kessler and Philip US looked for but could not find Afghan-type warlords in Iraq,
by Bob Drogin and Greg Miller Will Wall Street ban me,
by Tariq Al-Maeena
March 28, 2003
Kowtowing to Israel, again,
Jordan Times Liberating the people of Iraq by massacring them,
an Arab press review And then the bombs rained down,
by Sigmund Signatur Lessons of war,
by Daoud Kuttab Iraq, no cakewalk,
by George Hishmeh
A war in which everybody appears to be under fire,
by L Ramnarayan Blair, the war criminal, should be sent to the Hague,
by Tam Dalyell Bush, Blair post-Saddam Iraq talk,
Arab News Fighting for their independence, by Seumas
Milne How the US war is being reported,
by Steven Morris Hungry villagers praise Saddam,
by Mark Magnier One message for all mankind,
by Sayyid Qutb Pentagon ignored CIA warnings or irregular Iraqi forces,
by Walter Pincus and Dana Priest Senior US officers see longer war,
by Thomas Ricks The linguistic
bombardment, by Mohammed Al-Rasheed Vulnerable helicopters,
by Robert Little What happened to all those weapons of mass destruction,
by Joby Warrick Will US firms gain lion's share of Iraq contracts,
by Claire Gallen
March 27, 2003
A tragedy in the making whatever the outcome,
an Arab press review, by
the Daily Star
Bush and Rumsfeld had better watch their backs,
by George Monbiot From Beirut to Baghdad, lessons in misadventure,
by G and L Irani The weapon of hatred is facing America,
by Fahed Fanek The price of victory,
Jordan Times War is never a humanitarian enterprise,
by Michael Jansen Can US and UK avoid a battle of Berlin,
by Christopher Bellamy Civilians slaughtered in Iraq,
by Robert Fisk Is there a lesson here for us,
by Fawaz Turki No more burning bushes,
by Mohammed Al-Rasheed There is no knowing how long Muslims in US will have to suffer for Sept 11,
by Sandra Clair Troops held up in desert sandstorms, leaders hit by political firestorms,
by Paul Valley US TV overstepping the patriotic mark,
by Michel Moutot You should have known Iraqis would fight,
by Burhan Al-Chalabi
March 26, 2003
Study in contrasst- CNN vs Aljazeera
TV, by Raid Qusti Yellow Times is shut down for telling the truth,
by Firas Al-Atrachi Waiting for the Road Map,
Arab News Arab regimes face difficult and dangerous days ahead,
an Arab press review, by
the Daily Star America will have to reassess its conduct,
by Nassim Zehra For Arabs, a cruel echo of history,
by Rami Khouri Getting half the war story from TV news,
by Rami Khouri Geneva convention, the first casualty of war,
Jordan Times Iraqi tribes, Saddam's secret weapon,
by Ourdya Abdulmalik Iraqis remain defiant in the face of B-52 bombings, by Robert Fisk Losing battle for hearts and minds,
by James Meek Relief groups warn of water crisis in Basra,
by Debora Berry War reality sinks in as Iraqis resist,
by Geoffrey Mohan War becomes bloodier, less certain, maybe longer,
by Douglas Hamilton Weapon polich might change for smaller nations,
by Abdeljabbar Adwan
March 25, 2003
Baghdad
shows its mettle under fire, by Linda Heard Corrie's
sacrifice will never be forgotten, by Mustafa Karkouti Distinguishing
between war crimes and war as a crime, by
Abdelwahab El-Affendi Ethnic
cleansing of Palestinians with guns and fences, the
Daily Star Is
the United States stumbling into another Vietnam, an
Arab press review, by the Daily Star Is
the war really just a confrontation with Iraq, by
Adnan Abu Odeh POWs
should be treated humanely by all, Gulf New Time
for better decisions to be made on Palestine-Israel, by
Ziad Asali
March
25, 2003 Readers' letters and articles
about the war Bush is to blame,
Arab news Corrie, a liberator of a different kind,
by James Zogby Economic spoils of war,
by Mazen Qumsiyeh Mere coincidence or dawn of World War III,
by M J Akbar On shame and outrage,
by James Stevenson This conflict is all about Israel,
by Sarah Whalen September 11 was not a hoax,
by Olafur Thordarson War conditions,
by Fahd Fanek
Features:
Airing
of prisoner photos angers US
Armageddon
images reflect new words of wa
Bush
will find it difficult to satisfy victors and vanquished
Saddam
taunts his tormentors
War
could become more difficult and deadly in the coming days
March 24, 2003
A
mother's lament for all the soldiers, by Sue Arnold An
open letter to the American people on resisting war, by Fawziya Abu Khaled A war that brings more instability to the region,
by Musa Keilani Blair
a cuckoo in the nest of european union,
by By Neil Berry Can
Arabs wash their hands of this blood, By Buthaina Shaaban Consummate
brutality so precisely aimed,
by Christopher Bellamy Flee reality is no solution,
by Mohammed Al-Faisal For
Arabs, a cruel echo of history, by Rami G. Khouri Gulfwar
II has become the ultimate in reality Television, by Marc Raleigh How
public opinion was manipulated by Dana Priest and Karen De Young If
US wants to win war on terrorism, by Adrienne McPhail Iraq
more cohesive than is generally believed,
by Andrew Cockburn
Peaceniks
changed the shape of battle,
by Johnathan Freedland
Prisoners
pose a challenge ,
by Brian Bergstein
September 11 was a hoax,
by John Kaminski
Sparing the publich the horrors of war,
by Firas Al-Atrachi The
shock spin that kicked off propaganda wars,
by Mark Lawson US
media battle for hearts and minds, by Rupert Cornwell When
diplomacy gives way to the dagger and the vial,
by Jennifer Fre
March 23, 2003
March
23, 2003 Readers' letters and articles
about the war A
mother's lament for all the soldiers, by Sue Arnold An open letter to the
American people on resisting war, by Fawziya Abu Khaled A war that brings more instability to the region,
by Musa Keilani Blair a cuckoo in the nest of european union,
by By Neil Berry Can
Arabs wash their hands of this blood, By Buthaina Shaaban Consummate brutality so precisely aimed,
by Christopher Bellamy Flee reality is no solution,
by Mohammed Al-Faisal For
Arabs, a cruel echo of history, by Rami G. Khouri Gulfwar II has become the ultimate in reality Television, by Marc Raleigh How public opinion was manipulated by Dana Priest and Karen De Young If
US wants to win war on terrorism, by Adrienne McPhail Iraq more cohesive than is generally believed,
by Andrew Cockburn
Peaceniks changed the shape of battle,
by Johnathan Freedland
Prisoners pose a challenge ,
by Brian Bergstein
September 11 was a hoax,
by John Kaminski
Sparing the publich the horrors of war,
by Firas Al-Atrachi The shock spin that kicked off propaganda wars,
by Mark Lawson US
media battle for hearts and minds, by Rupert Cornwell When diplomacy gives way to the dagger and the vial,
by Jennifer Frey
March 22, 2003
Casualties of war- first truth, then conscience,
by Norman Solomon Executing the US military assault is the easy part,
an Arab press review by the Daily Star Frances Brooke, the man behind the new Iran-US entente on Iraq,
by Ali Nourizadeh
The opening shots in a battle to control the world,
an Arab press review, by
Daily Star Imperialist rhetoric, This war is to help you,
by Lawrence James Shame upon these pygmies and their lies,
by Robert Fisk The United Nations, the damage done,
by Gwynne Dyer Can Arabs change and remain independent,
by Walid Khadduri Bye-Bye CNN,
Arab News Depleted uranium,
Arab News
March 21, 2003
sraelis and pro-Israel officials in the Bush administration Articles of impeachment of President Bush and his Attorney General
Ashcroft, by Ramsey Clark Cheney's bogus nuclear weapon,
by Imad Khadduri Disillusion and anger on the Arab street,
by Firas Al-Atrachi Since when is legitimacy based on bribery or intimidation,
by Adnan Abu Odeh What could Arab leaders have done to curb America's ambitions,
An Arab press review
by the Daily Star
March 20, 2003
America on the decline,
by Fawaz Turki France's great folly,
by John Chuckman Iraq war a mistake in many levels, says Zogby,
by Martin Sieff Is Bush taking too great a gamble,
by Jean-Louis Santini Jenin, part of a historical trend of Zionist supremacy, Part
I, by Samar Salah and Mark Franklin Pax Americana, the US new world order,
by Burhanuddin Hassan Rachel Corrie's murder, the real terrorist was Israeli soldier,
by Robert Jamieson The justification for this confrontation is built on sand,
by Andrew Lansley The US and the UK in this Zionist war scheme,
by John Bayldon Unfolding tragedy,
Arab News
March 19, 2003
Casualties mount ahead of Bush's blind, deluded, and stupid war,
an Arab press review, by the Daily Star
A
Zionist cartoonist mocking Rachel Corrie as stupid
An
email from
Rachel Corrie, an American Martyr, to her parents
Oh what a dreadful, manipulated war,
by Linda Heard War, terror, and the clarity of trends,
by Rami Khouri Arab countries, the chances for democracy could decrease,
by Shibley Telhami Neo-Totalitarinist American government,
By Nicolas Buchele Answering Bush's myths about Iraq Iraqis phone in their last wills,
by Firas Al-Atrachi The defining of international order
by Erich Marquart The misunderstood link between Alqaeda and Iraq,
by Ahmad Faruqui The war on Iraq conceived in
Israel, by Stephen Sniegoski
March 18, 2003
An illegal and immoral
war, Arab News Why I had to leave the cabinet, by Robin Cook The major question that Bush has not addressed,
Jordan Times Posturing and principles, Bush, Blair, and Chirac,
by Rosemary Hollis Thoughts turn to aftermath of looming American invasion,
an Arab press review by Daily Star Looking from far, divided we stand,
by Abeer Mishkas Robin Cook, a brilliant debater and a brave
man, by Gideon Long Pro-life Christians at the crossroads, Abortion and war,
by Rev Emmanuel Charles McCarthy Saudi-US relations after Sept 11, 2001, Part III,
by Tariq Al-Homayed
Saudi-US relations after Sept 11 2001, Part IV,
by Tariq Al-Homayed
March17, 2003
US ratings drop very low in the Arab world,
by James Zogby Final countdown toward gory climax of the Iraq crisis,
by Patrick Seale Arabs prescribed Iraq war pills, one post-1991 and one pre-2003,
an Arab press review, the
Daily Star
Bush's moment of truth,
Jordan Times Pros and cons of a stronger euro,
by Fahed Fanek
A willful blindness of British liberal interventionists,
by George Monbiot Blair rides shotgun for Bush,
by George Galloway How a cabal manipulates America's post Sept 11 psyche,
by Mohammed Al-Khereiji our media, our sheltering parents and the Zionist connection to the war on Iraq ,
By Gabriel Ash The war of misinformation has begun,
by Robert Fisk
The real mastermind of 911,
by Art Bishop
March 16, 2003
Bush's road map, sheer deception,
by Musa Keilani Bush and Blair can only retreat to war,
An Arab press review, by
the Daily Star Chirac, the logic of peace,
by Octavius Pinkard Hoping against hope,
by M Akbar Misguided plans to spread Western ideals,
by Marwan Al-Kabalan Saudi-US relations after Sept 11, Part II,
by Tariq Al-Homayed The global drama which threatens UN's future,
by Martin Woolacott They don't know what it is like to walk among the dead,
by Fergal Keane
March 15, 2003
The
Palestinian Olive Tree, a poem by
Duo Doloroso Searching for peace until the last possible moment,
by Kofi Annan Bush's timing on his 'roadmap' highly suspect,
by Linda Heard Canada's desperate battle to mend fences,
by Nihal Kaneira Colin Powell and the marketing of Uncle Sam,
by Afran Fatani Gulf War II, the new 'real'
by Michael Rectenwald Iraqi regime may be finished but not Al-qaeda,
by Abdul Rahman Al-Rashid Journalism delayed is journalism denied,
by Norman Solomon Richard Perle, ex-patriot,
by Kurt Nimo Saudi-US relations after Sept 11, 2001, Part I,
by Tariq Al-Homayed The forgotten power of the General Assembly,
by Robert Fisk Wake up America,
by Tariq Al-Maeena
March 14, 2003
Bush breeds a million Bin Ladens,
by Khalid Khawaja France deserves moral support of international community,
by Nihal Singh No two ways about veto, how the US has made the UN irrelevant,
by Daoud Kuttab Not if but who and when in America's
war, Gulf News The Serbian message,
Arab News US policy on Iraq will exact a high price,
by Patrick Seale While the world doesn't watch, the Israeli brutality continues,
Jordan Times
March 13, 2003
America should stop calling the kettle black,
by Linda Heard Anger and tears, the wound which has slashed Palestine to the bone,
by Anne Gwynne Blair won't be forgiven even if Iraqis dance in the streets,
by Polly Toynbee Bush does need our
permission, by Fawaz Turki History repeats itself, Palestinians and American
Indians, by Abdus Samad How not to sell a war,
by Ahmad Faruqui Of interests and newsworthy things, how pro-war media mislead the American people,
by Norman Solomon Opposition attracts, vive la France,
by Brian Whitaker Palestinian Christians and the American Christian
right, Abe Ata Pause for thought,
Arab News Pax Americana, building of an empire,
by Firas Al-Atrachi Suffering succotash,
by Art bishop The cost of going to war alone,
Jordan Times The goose and the gander, US protection of Israel,
by George Hishmeh The leaf of moral impotence,
by Imad Khadduri War begets war and terrorism,
by Michael Janesn Whose war,
by Patrick Buchanan Why was Richard Perle meeting with Adnan Khashoggi,
by Semour Hirsh
March 12, 2003
Barbaric treatment of Musllim prisoners,
by Sandra Clair
Cyprus, a disastrous decision,
Arab News
Facilitating an attack by pretending to prevent it,
an Arab press review, by the Daily Star
Garner, US proposed ruler of Iraq and his Israeli connection,
by Michael Young
George Bush, the smartest man in the world,
by Raid Kusti How France helped the United States, by Syed Salamah
Pentagon offers Iraq's oil fields to Bush-Cheney cronies, by Tim Kennedy
March 11, 2003
Just a war - or a just war,
by Jimmy Carter Exodus of Palestinian Christians and the US religious right,
by Abe Ata The democratization pipe
dream by Muhammed Al-Roken What's in store for Palestinians once US missiles start raining on Baghdad,
An Arab press review
by the Daily Star War may spark global demos and civil disobedience,
by Andrew Cathorne Bush prefers docility, not
democracy by Mustafa Karkouti War without UN backing will be a supreme international crime,
by Mark Littman Invading Iraq is not in Britain's interest,
by Andreas W Smith A con trick for Western
liberals, Jang Moving to the final stage,
Arab News Spain's Aznar risks all for a war in Iraq,
by Sinikka Tarvainen For American Indians, Sept 11 began 500 years ago and still continuing,
by Tim Giago
March 10, 2003
Back to pre-Oslo days,
Arab News Liberating the Middle
East! Why do we never learn? by Robert Fisk Neighbors fear fallout of a decisive US victory as much as a messy conclusion,
by Alistair Lyon The curse of the special relationship,
by Neil Berry Tough choices before Turkey,
by Hassan Tahsin Redrawing the map of the Middle East,
by Fahed Fanek American media dodging UN surveillance story,
by Norman Solomon Egyptian state co-opts popular anti-war marches,
by Steve Negus Political schizophrenia dominates Arab politics,
by Abdulhadi Khalaf Post-war Iraq, US envisages Iraqi quartet alongside American triumvirate,
An Arab press review, by the Daily Star
March 9, 2003
Jaundiced views in US media are a product of ignorance,
by Marwan Kabalan
Letting the pressure work,
Jordan Times
Worries before projected war,
by Musa Keilani
New beginning in Palestinian history, by Walid Sadi
Barkis is willing to start Armageddon,
by M J Akbar
Do noble ends justify evil means,
by Ahmad Faruqui
From Mark Sykes to Paul Wolfowitz, oil wealth plays havoc with the destiny of Iraq,
by Haifa Al-Angari
Has the US administration gone mad,
by Firas Al-Atrachi
Reality and fiction about George Bush,
by Arab News The war on Iraq and oil price
scenarios, by Henry Azzam Can anyone stand in the way of the 'axis of war,'
an Arab press review by the Daily Star
March 8, 2003
Dear Mr Bush,
by Tariq Al Maeena A life of misery for Palestinians, courtesy Israel,
Gulf News The world according to Mahathir,
by Arnab Sengupta Turks have reasons to be wary of Iraq war,
by Adrienne McPhail The unspoken war motives of Bush supporters,
by Muna Shuqair Arabs trade insults as Israelis cash in and Turks cut their losses,
an Arab press review, by
the Daily Star Peace still a distant hope in Sudan,
by Abdelwahab El-Affendi Angela Merkel and the Bush administration, German politics, by M
Hebbar Canada peace bid may be UN deal breaker,
by Nihal Kaneira
March 7, 2003
The cycle of violence begins again,
by Ash Pulcifer Turkish surprise,
by Reem Muhammed Al-Faisal American companies feeling the impact of Muslim boycotts,
by Waseem Shehzad Challenge for Shroeder,
Arab News Costs of war for the US, Iraq, and the world,
by Ahmad Faruqui Dejy vu, as the winds of war blow,
by Mynt Zan Hijra still offers valuable lessons,
by Nourah Abdul Aziz Al-Khereiji Nationalists hijack Washington,
by Ash Pulcifer Edgy US-Pakistan ties tested over the Iraq war,
by Farhan Bokhari
March 6, 2003
The Bush administration's game, direct power projection,
by Michael Jansen America and what it stands for,
by Anouar Boukhars The American fascination with war,
by Joseph Zibara The cart and the horse, analyzing Bush's speech,
by George Hishmeh The world is becoming anti-smoking,
too, Jordan Times
Battle for influence rages on Arab TV,
by abdeljabbar
Adwan
Bush's lexicon of war and peace,
by Fawaz Turki It's the economy stupid, explaining Arab rage,
by Rami Khouri Listen to the people,
Gulf News Pointless violence,
Arab News Turkish posture, distaste for American adventure,
by Nihal Singh Turkish rejection of war,
Khaleej Times Turkish vote shocker, why, and what happens next,
by Mohammad Noureddine US pressure tactics on
Turkey, Jordan Times
March 5, 2003
A People betrayed,
by John pilger, Arab impotence,
by Pepe Escobar Confronting the empire,
by Samir Amin
Death by a thousand assumptions,
by Roger Harrison Explaining Arab apathy,
by Omayma Abdel
Latif French bashing exposes true Christian and Jewish Zionists,
by Art Bishop Israel seeks 400% hike in US aid,
by Tim Kennedy Musharraf's latest predicament,
by Ahmad Faruqui Saudi Arabia under a veiled gambit,
by Khalid Latif Stubborn Turks complicate US military plan,
by Patrick Cockburn War on Iraq contradicts with the UN Charter, sign a petition to the UNSC,
By Eli Pariser Wolfowitz's America,
by Muhammed Hakki
Zionist war crimes video,
Jewish atrocities exposed for the world to see, by Mark
Franklin
March 4, 2003
September 11
mastermind? Yes, until a new one is discovered, by Robert
Fisk Mixed verdicts on Sharm El-Shaikh summit,
an Arab press review, by
the Daily Star Arabs should unite to protect their own interest,
by Linda Heard Media reporting must get the right balance,
by Mustafa Karkouti Tony Blair puts himself at the mercy of events,
by Bruce Anderson Iraq war in the name of democracy,
by Rosemary Hollis Why we can trust Bush this time,
by Saad Mehio Sharon wagers on a US walkover,
by Joseph Samaha The real threats in our world today,
by Sophien Ben Achour
March 3, 2003
Anne Gynne, Welsh patriot turns freedom fighter for Palestine,
by Chris McGeal US Democrats should fight anti-war battle,
by James Zogby Bush playing the terrorism card,
by Norman Solomon
A truly extraordinary ordinary Arab summit,
The Daily Star
Arab summit ducks UAE booby trap, backs Iraq, and triggers Saudi-Libyan word
war, An Arab press review, by
the Daily Star Iraq destroyed chemical and biological weapons,
by Gwen Rangwala American billions keep Arab regimes sweet, by Robert
Fisk Afghanistan continued struggle, by Matthew
Riemer Motion without movement, the new Israeli
coalition, Arab News The white bull,
by Wahib Binzager US is frightening the world,
by Khalid Batarafi Moroccans in Gibraltar are on rocks,
by Stephanie Borkum,
March 2, 2003
Nothing
but a (Bush) promise, Palestine after Iraq, By
Musa Keilani
A
sense of proportion about war, By Jonathan Power
Concerns
at the Arab Sharm El-Shaikh summit, By Walid M.
Sadi
Let's
listen to what youngsters say, By
Khaled Al Maeena
Peace,
security needed for good governance, By
Nasim Zehra
Moving
to realism and responsibilities, Jordan Times
Catastrophic
Agenda, Arab News
Don’t
Drop Bombs Here... Children Are Reading! An
open letter to Barbara Bush, By Wajeha
Al-Huwaider
US
Is Frightening the World, By
Khalid M. Batarafi
Companion
to Knights: The Arabian Horse In Art, By Maria
Petringa
Philippines
going it alone, Gulf
News
March 1, 2003
Rediscovering
‘linkage’ between Iraq and Palestine, An Arab
press review, By The Daily Star ‘We
(Arabs and Muslims) Are Lower Than Mice’, By
Noura Abdul Aziz Al-Khereiji,
Rightward
shift in Israel spells further bloodshed, The
Daily Star
Why
Should Muslims Take Bush Speech Seriously? By
Robert Fisk,
Debate
Saddam Hussain Mr. Bush or forever hold your peace, By
Art Bishop
Arabs
and Muslims in Canada fear backlash, By
Nihal Kaneira
US
Should Change its Foreign Policies to Win Back World’s Trust, By
Adrienne McPhail,
Forget
All About Democracy, This Is a War for Security, By
Adrian Hamilton
Arroyo’s
Secret Pact With the US to eliminate the Abu Sayyaf group, By
Rasheed Abou-Alsamh
Racial
profiling increasing at US-Canadian border, By
Joan Walter
Peace
and Justice Quotes, By Tariq Almaeena
Master
cartoonist, Kahil, lampooned the great and the not-so-good, By
Ramsay Short
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