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July 31, 2003
Letters to the Editor, July 31, 2003
Peace in Our Time? It Ain’t Gonna Happen, Folks,
Fawaz Turki
Up Against the Wall ,
Arab News
Israeli
wall blurs roadmap, Gulf
News
Arab constitutions can be a solution or a problem,
The Daily Star
Repeating rejections,
Jordan Times
Mustafa Hussein: Genesis of a Legend,
By Lisa Walsh Thomas
Report Denounces Israel’s Human Rights Abuses,
By Jean Shaoul
Why the neoconservatives just keep winning,
Michael Young
The Stage Is Set For Ethnic Cleansing,
By Kristen Ess
Fence Puts Family Life in Limbo,
Chris McGreal
The $30 million hit,
By Gwynne Dyer
Making 9/11 report public will help all,
Gulf News
Washington is flexing its muscles again slowly but surely,
Farhan Bokhari
Stalemate Needs to Move Beyond 1948,
By Johnn Hari
After So Long, the Same Old Arguments,
Johann Hari
What’s in a name?,
Courtney C. Radsch
In the groves of academe,
Hala Fattah
Visual images and how we see the world,
By Norman Solomon
Investors have full confidence no matter how many demonstrations take place in Hong Kong,
by Frank Ching
Liberia mired in instability,
By Azza Munif
India-China Ties Come in From the Cold
Rani Singh
Desperation Turning to Hopelessness for Liberians
Ben de Pear
July 30, 2003
MR. SHARON, TEAR DOWN THAT WALL! That’s what Bush should have said,
By Justin Raimondo
Bring down the walls,
Jordan Times
Dangerous Territory,
Arab News
Self-defence moves to foreign shores,
Gulf News
American style and substance in the Middle East,
The Daily Star
In a world of their own making,
Gulf News
US Is No Longer Just a Nation, It Is a Religion,
George Monbiot
Why we hate the United States, and why we need it,
Riad Tabbarah
Death zone puts family life in limbo,
Chris McGreal
Blair Does Not Understand History,
Linda Colley
America Increasing Pressure on Al-Jazeera TV, Robert Fisk
A new era in EU-Asean relations?
By Shada Islam
Need to reinvent strategy on Kashmir,
Mushahid Hussain
Devising a saner marriage between Washington, Riyadh,
David Ignatius
Mahmoud Abbas hopes for win-win resolution to conflict,
Robert Malley, Hussein Agha
July 29, 2003
Letters to the Editor, July 29, 2003
‘I Can’t Imagine Anyone who Considers Himself a Human Being Can Do This’,
Chris McGreal
Blair has an ocean to cross before healing the Atlantic rift,
Mustapha Karkouti
Israeli spooks gain admiration from U.S.,
Linda S. Heard
British imperialism was good for colonies in hindsight, says Ferguson,
by Immanuel Wallerstein
The Message Sharon Refuses to Heed,
Adnan Abu Odeh
An Open Letter to American Jews, By
Deb Reich
Message of the Failed Coup,
Arab News
Where are the investigative journalists? Questioning the official story about Uday and Qussay,
By Richard Steven Hack
A nomination that should have never been made,
James J. Zogby
Settlements remain a key obstacle to peace,
Hassan A. Barari
A UN mandate first,
Jordan Times
The Things the British Get Excited About!, Uri Avnery
Arroyo Even More Reliant on Military Brass After
Mutiny, Cecil Morella
Somaliland Success, Africas Big Secret,
Iqbal Jhazbhay
With Sons Gone, Its Now Blood Feud for Saddam,
Andrew M Cockburn
July 28, 2003
Letters
to the Editor, July 28, 2003
Where are the investigative journalists? Questioning the official story about Uday and Qussay,
By Richard Steven Hack
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America's daily reminder to depart,
Gulf News
More Image, Less Substance,
Arab News
Palestine shows the way on judicial reform,
The Daily Star
U.S. Senate pipes down Pipes' nomination,
James J. Zogby
Sharon's Wall and newsworthiness
By Michael S. Ladah
Spoils and toils of war: Who pushed for war and why,
By Mazin Qumsiyeh
We Keep Asking Ourselves Who’s Next’
Robert Fisk
Happy Birthday, Asef,
By Benazir Bhutto
How Personal Is the Law?
M.J. Akbar
North Korea Set to Test Nukes
Tim Kennedy
The Road MAP political ploy, or path to peace?
By Linda Heard
This War Was for Israel's Benefit and No Other: Consider the Following 17 Lies, A Response to the Response
by Rich Maurice
Israel security barrier cuts off Palestinians from Jerusalem,
Jason Keyser
Come what may, Arafat sees himself as the gatekeeper,
Robert Malley and Hussein Agha
Iraqi insurgency is no monolith,
By Ahmed Hashim
The message Sharon refuses to heed,
Adnan Abu Odeh
July 27, 2003
The ball is in Sharon's court now' Musa
Keilani,
Jordan Times
Bush Doctrine Will Not Rest in Peace
James P. Pinkerton
Encouraging Sign,
Arab News
Red carpet at the White House for Mahmoud
Abbas, Gulf News
Lessons From the Killing of Uday and Qusay,
Amr Mohammed Al-Faisal
Lexicographers, No Drudges They,
Fawaz Turki
Hope Idles at West Bank Roadblock,
By Greg Wyre
Iraq, state of Arab media preoccupy Arab press,
Thamer Abu Baker
Pachachi — an asset to Iraq's Governing Council, Walid M. Sadi
America will pay the price if it ignores Iraqi nationalism, By Paul-Marie de La Gorce
The Franco-American basis of universal human rights,
By Amartya Sen
Mideast: The New Symmetry of Death,
By Arnaud de Borchgrave
‘We Want Our Own State’,
PMC
Liberia Is No Place for US to Go Alone to Enforce Peace,
Manthia Diawara
North Korea Has Not Forgotten the War,
Thomas P. Kim
July 26, 2003
Letters to the Editor, July 26, 2003
Defamation,
Arab News
Memo to Bush: Palestine and Iraq are inseparable,
The Daily Star
Playing favourites with prisoners,
Gulf News
The First Three Women Victims of Sharon,
Azmi Bishara
Permits From
Hell, Israeli checkpoints Lisa Taraki
Khalil Shikaki and John
Zogby: Pollster or Poster Boys? By Ramsey Abdallah
Hunting Season Is Now Open on US’ Enemies,
Linda S. Heard
A Response to Rich Maurice's Rebuttal to the 17 Lies Given by the Bush Administration,
By Mark Franklin
Iraq's Council of Despair,
By Brian Cloughley
The widening rift in the Pakistan
APHC, By Ershad Mahmud
Iraqis Must Ignore Outside Advisers, Including Arabs,
Abdul Rahman Al-Rashid
Palestinian Teenagers in Israeli Jails,
Chris McGreal
United It Falls — the UN Stands Condemned Twice Over,
Hugh O’Shaughnessy
Who Is Behind Iraqi Resistance and Why?,
Jonathan Steele
3 men in a boat: Sharon, Arafat and Abbas,
Robert Malley and Hussein Agha
Imperial musings in Washington,
Chris Toensing
Killing Saddam's sons was not enough,
William O. Beeman
Time to stop the gun-slinging,
Youssef M. Ibrahim
July 25, 2003
An opportunity for Abbas,
By George S. Hishmeh
Denial is not an option,
By Enver Masud
Infiltrating Jewish state’s justice system, Jonathan Kuttab
Alternatives to the state in struggling Iraq,
Turi Munthe
The Killing Will Not End the Attacks
Patrick Cockburn
A ‘reel discourse’ takes Cairo by storm,
Charles Paul Freund
Will Sharon Sabotage the Peace Process
Johann Hari
Iranian
situation calls for discretion, not demands, The
Daily Star
Arab-Americans and the 2004 Polls
James J. Zogby
Tense Relations
Arab News
The Banana Republic We Have Become
Rasheed Abou-Alsamh
July 24, 2003
Letters
to the Editor, July 24, 2003
Behind the Hudna Scenes,
PMC
The Arafat Complex,
Ibrahim Nafie
Stereotyping of Arabs Ensures Years of Turmoil,
Edward Said
Echoes of Eastern Europe,
David Ignatius
Has a new era dawned on Arab governance?,
The Daily Star
Taking pleasure from a Roman scandal,
Michael Young
Where the Money Should Not Go,
Mohammad T. Al-Rasheed
US and Turkey Working to Save Battered Ties, Mark Bentley
Daniel Pipes' Nomination, By the
Council for the National Interest
A response to Mark Franklin's,
"This war was for Israel's benefit, By Rich Maurice
Bush is judge, jury and the executor,
By Mona Dokainish
Distortion in global aid is a worrying factor in post-war management, Farhan Bokhari
The end of the beginning,
Gulf News
Are Washington hawks setting Damascus up?
Richard Sale
July 23, 2003
This war was for Israel's benefit and no other, consider the following 17 lies, by Mark Franklin
King George, or Richard III, W as in Watergate,
By Lyndon H. LaRouche, Jr
Premeditated and cynical,
Bill Gibson
Primordial Illogic and Primitive Cruelty,
By Amira Hass
Mad, bad or just dangerous to know?, Gulf News
Abu Mazen's road to Washington,
Jordan Times
America, like
Napolean, takes colonialism to absurd lengths, Tamim
Al-Barghouti
How long can America take the heat in Iraq?
Nihal Singh
Leadership must have moral authority too,
Mushahid Hussain
Men Disappearing — Just as in Saddam’s Day,
Robert Fisk
How America became the jewel that lost its luster,
Ben Roberts
Arab League needs some very strong medicine,
The Daily Star
Blair’s New Pitch on War Fails to Stand Up,
Jonathan Power
Counterproductive Rhetoric,
Arab News
July 22, 2003
Bush
at risk?, James J.
Zogby
Lessons
for countering proliferation,
Rosemary Hollis
Media's
war boosters unlikely to voice regret,
By Norman Solomon
Creative diplomacy can help Iran and Syria with America,
The Daily Star
Democratization as hypocrisy,
Fawaz A. Gerges
Will Sunnis fight Shiites in Iraq?,
Juan Cole
Peace Talks: What’s There Left to Talk About?, By Ramzy Baroud
The Hatred That Grows in an Occupied Land,
Johann Hari
Taylor still a thorny problem,
Gulf News
The pot calling the kettle names,
Gulf News
U.S. has two choices to follow in Iraq: either Kosovo model or UN route,
Mustapha Karkouti
Will history be kind to the U.S. and UK?,
Linda S. Heard
A War Without Prudence, Precedent and
Honesty, James
Pinkerton
Climate for
Investment, Arab News
Peace Talks: What’s There Left to Talk
About? Ramzy Baroud
The Political Economy of Iraqi
Oil, Musa Essayyad
This
is the Season to Be Worried, Hussein
Shobokshi
July 21, 2003
Nuclear club members kicking sand on Muscle Beach, Ahmad Sadri
Vigilant media nails Bush on uranium deal report,
James J Zogby
You bet it is a quagmire,
Landon K. Thorne
Fresh Impetus Needed,
Arab News
A meeting just for the sake of it,
Gulf News
Middle Eastern identity — false objective,
Fahed Fanek
'First establish the will to peace then chart the way to it',
By Muqtedar Khan
Britain’s Neoimperialist Compulsive Disorder,
Neil Berry
Israel, We Bless Thee,
Mark Glenn
The Hatred That Grows in an Occupied Land,
Johann Hari
The roadmap — a truce, not a peace,
By Gwynne Dyer
The Main Thing Is to Satisfy Caesar,
Uri Avnery
Arab currencies: learning from the flotation of the Egyptian pound,
Henry T. Azzam
Fazlur Rehman's India trip is a harbinger of good intentions,
M.J. Akbar
Mahathir strikes at Myanmar
junta, Gulf News
July 20, 2003
Letters to the Editor, July 20, 2003
Tough Options,
Arab News
The repercussions of a faulty report,
Gulf News
'Try
them', Jordan Times
'A Trojan horse in Iraq',
Musa Keilani
Iraq, Palestine, Morocco make headlines in Arab press,
Thamer Abu Baker
Long-needed, suspect decision,
Walid M. Sadi
United States — Moving From Unilateralism to Isolation,
Martin Woollacott
For One-Dimensional Bush, Principle and Justice Are Blind,
Mohammed T. Al-Rasheed
Bring 'em on? No, Bring 'm Back,
Brian Cloughley
Lifting the Veil in Saudi Arabia,
Tariq A. Al-Maeena
A Korean Catastrophe,
Richard G. Lugar
Civil Society and Women’s Participation in the Political Process, A speech by
Benazir Bhutto
Minaret With a View,
M.J. Akbar
July 19, 2003
The Truth About Iraq’s Destruction,
Abdul Rahman Al-Rashid
A Decision That Can Serve Only to Reduce Further the Public’s Trust in Parliament,
Robin Cook
Criminalizing the Palestinian Solidarity Movement,
By Pankaj Mehta
Knesset’s
(Israeli Parliament) Resolution on Occupied Palestine Violates Int’l Law, Undermines
‘Roadamp', PMC
US should heed UK advice and so should Arabs,
The Daily Star
Sharon Fails to Get Rid of Arafat,
Chinese People's Daily
More Lies From the Usual Suspects?,
Michael Kinsley
Pentagon Agency Whipping Up a Frenzy,
Julian Borger
India does not want a ride on the U.S. high horse to Iraq, Kuldip Nayar
July 18, 2003
War victims,
Jordan Times
Will Bremer listen to dual wake-up calls?,
The Daily Star
Abizaid calling the shots of war,
Gulf News
Sanctions on
Myanmar, Arab News
People-power emerges in HK,
Gulf News
Understanding Islam,
By John Esposito
Bush’s 3 liabilities: Israel, neoconservatives and Iraq,
George E. Irani
Israeli violence casts its shadow on roadmap,
By Dr. Albadr Alshateri
The Road Map to ME Peace — Speed Bumps and All,
Richard H. Curtiss
Watching the collapse of the regional political order,
Hisham Sharabi
'Who won in Al Aqsa
Intifada?', Daoud Kuttab
Bush still on the hook, By George S. Hishmeh
New report measures human progress,
By Jonathan Power
Syria at the end of America’s pendulum,
Geoffrey Aronson
Justice at Last for Marcos
Victims, Rasheed Abu
Alsamh
Enron-Style Management in a Dangerously Complex World,
John Chuckman
July 17, 2003
Letters to the Editor, July 17, 2003
Serious about the roadmap?
Jordan Times
The Misleading Term ‘Fence’,
By Amira Hass
Internal Palestinian Dialogue: The Non-Violence Strategy,
Tawfiq Abu Bakr
US Appoints Governing Council in Iraq--Will history repeat itself!,
K Gajendra Singh
Guess Who’s Not Coming to
Dinner, Fawaz Turki
How the Arabs performed dismally in Iraq,
Fawaz A. Gerges
Who polices the police?
Rami G. Khouri
The commitment to untruth,
By Michael Jansen
The Sure Way to Bring About Equality for All,
Johann Hari
Afghanistan, Pakistan launch war of attrition,
Farhan Bokhari
Kenyan
Divisive Legislation, Arab
News
Africa Needs More Action & Fewer
Words, Muhammed Al-Rasheed
China Has No Choice but Democracy in Hong
Kong, Jonathan Power
July 16, 2003
Official Arab ‘concern’ for Iraqis is a tasteless joke,
The Daily Star
Double Standard,
Arab News
Need for U.S. in Liberia,
Gulf News
U.S. admits it is in Iraq 'indefinitely',
Gulf News
Waiting for the tooth fairy,
By Gwynne Dyer
George Weidenfeld’s bright idea,
Chibli Mallat
Israel making things worse,
By Hasan Abu Nimah
Who polices the police?,
Rami G. Khouri
Playing the blame game in Washington,
Maggie Mitchell
Africa needs the deeds,
Mustapha Karkouti
Turkey has 4 choices for dealing with the US,
Philip Robins
Navy Captain, Other Officials Call for Probe of Israel’s Attack on USS Liberty
Delinda C. Hanley
Resentment in Basra
Jonathan Steele
Awaiting Justice on an Old Blanket
Ramzy Baroud
July 15, 2003
Right Decision: Wrong Court,
Arab News
Tehran and Ankara can do much by working together,
The Daily Star
India's rebuttal creates dilemma, Gulf News
Challenges lie ahead,
Jordan Times
Shared views, common goals,
Jordan Times
Britons heap scorn on Blair's new badge,
Linda S. Heard
Storm clouds gathering on Blari,
Nihal Singh
An early look at Arab Americans and the 2004 elections,
James J. Zogby
The Israel Leon Uris made,
Charles Paul Freund
Long-oppressed Turkmen demand a say in future of Iraq,
Nermeen al-Mufti
Good, but not good enough,
Abdel-Rahman Ayas
People Who Make America Special and Beautiful,
Hussein Shobokshi
Algeria’s crises after the earthquake,
Lamine Chikhi
July 14, 2003
Letters
to the Editor, July 14, 2003
Palestinian Prisoners,
Arab News
Israeli threats have dual meaning,
Gulf News
Bremer needs to make friends, not enemies,
The Daily Star
The intimate alliance that caused American and Israel to be reviled,
Patrick Seale
Rediscovering Islam's message,
Jordan Times
Bush Can’t Avoid Iraq, Rory Carroll
Bush rouses the ghosts of the Vietnam War,
Derrick Z. Jackson
We've Been Neo-Conned,
by Rep. Ron Paul
Washington is paying for its lack of
Arabists, David Ignatius
Internal Palestinian Dialogue: The Non-Violence Strategy,
Tawfiq Abu Bakr
Roots of the Palestine Problem and New Road Map,
By K.Gajendra Singh
Middle East surprises for America', By
John V. Whitbeck
Rabat’s security measures go too far,
Abdeslam Maghraoui
The Niger Connection,
Peter Beaumont & Edward Helmore
Escaping Dire Straits for Promise of a Better Life,
Stephanie Borkum
The European Constitution and the Future,
Hassan Tahsin
July 13, 2003
Rising Storm,
Arab News
When on slippery ground, find some traction fast,
The Daily Star
Iran on the verge of a crisis,
Gulf News
Talented Hamdoon always raced against time, By
Marwan Asmar
When Killing Becomes Routine,
By Gideon Levy
Palestinian ceasefire, Iraq, Kuwait concern Arab press,
Thamer Abu Baker
Power struggle within Palestinian ranks, Walid M. Sadi
Security for Palestinians secures same for Israelis,
Musa Keilani
Can intellectuals of the region unite?,
Shlomo Avineri
Friendly Warning to Cousins, Amr Mohammed Al-Faisal
From Sept. 11 to the Fall of Saddam,
Hichem Karoui
Neocons, once again past their prime,
Landon K. Thorne
US Faces High Price for NATO Role in Postwar Iraq,
Thomas P. Spieker
What does joining the WTO mean for Saudi Arabia?, Jamal A. Khashoggi
Why Only One Reason to Go to War?,
Martin Woollacott
July 12, 2003
Letters to the Editor, July 12, 2003
The Thaw Continues,
Arab News
Political Zionism = Racism,
Paul Eisen
Israeli Anti-Semitism,
By Tariq Al-Maeena
First Establish the Will to Peace - Then chart the Way to Peace,
By Muqtedar Khan
Destruction of World's Eastern Heritage in Iraq,
By K Gajendra Singh
Peace for All the Wrong Reasons,
Ramzy Baroud
A ‘Concession’ That’s No Concession At All,
Dr. Mohammed T. Al-Rasheed
When Politicians Hijack Pulpits,
Abdul Rahman Al-Rashid
Lyndon LaRouche interviewed by William Christopher
The Israeli Attack on USS Liberty,
By Jim Ennes
July 11, 2003
The Way of Dialogue,
Arab News
The
Chechen quagmire, By
Gwynne Dyer
A tangled web of lies and deceit,
Gulf News
Israeli Settlements ‘Still Expanding’ Unchecked,
Jonathan Cook
War and terrorism: never the twain should mix,
Luc Debieuvre
What has precipitated Iran's political impasse?,
By Albadr Alshateri
The False Hope Offered by
Lacson, Rasheed Abou-Alsamh
More,
much more, is needed from America for Iraq, Ahmad
Y. Majdoubeh
The
need to 'develop a standard of performance', By
George S. Hishmeh
July 10, 2003
Bush in Africa,
Arab News
America sets itself up for another Sept. 11,
The Daily Star
Why Are Americans Being Shot in Iraq?,
Dr. Mohammed T. Al-Rasheed
Temporary protection and the Palestinians,
Susan M. Akram
Excessive evangelism invites a backlash in the Muslim world,
Hussain Haqqani
What is the meaning of these familiar drums of anti-Americanism?,
Fouad Ajami
Feeling the Sting of ‘the Day After’,
Fawaz Turki
If Only People Bothered to Read,
Dr. Mohammad T. Al-Rasheed
Massive Concrete Wall Encircles
Qalqiliya, By Christian Chaise
Yanoun 1948, Today,
By Ben Scribner
Middle East Surprises for America,
John V. Whitbeck
North Korea Set to Test Nuclear Bomb,
Tim Kennedy
The current case for Palestinian nonviolent direct action,
By William J. Thomson
The US' quagmire in Iraq,
By Michael Jansen
The voice of the Arabs is speechless at 50,
Kamel Labidi
U.S. cannot ignore the writing on Iraqi walls,
Farhan Bokhari
July 9, 2003
Letters to the Editor, July 9, 2003
Give Chechens Hope,
Arab News
American largesse - or finesse?,
Gulf News
Bush and Blair in Baghdad dilemma, Gulf News
Stomp out the hatred, Jordan Times
Informing the West,
John Mikietyn
Zionist Terrorism, By
Stop Gun
Hands off the Muslim veil French,
Jamil A. Hammoud
Roosevelt was right about multilateralism, Ernesto Zedillo
Liberia, Israel, And The Dead End Of Settler Colonialism,
By Roger H. Lieberman
Is there any way to contain Pakistan's sectarian monster?,
Mushahid Hussain
America should pick up the Ottoman burden,
Simon Karam
I Saw Palestine,
By Fadi Kiblawi
Great Danger in Believing Junk History,
Mark Glenn
Red-Dead not just a canal, but a national dynamic worth pondering, Nasser Judeh
Tilting Democrats in the presidential race,
By Norman Solomon
Vote-Buying New Facet of Modern Arab Culture,
Abdul Rahman Al-Rashed
Kuwait's election and the freezing of Arab politics, Rami G. Khouri
The Worst Kind of Lie,
John Chuckman
July 8, 2003
Berlusconi:
An embarrassment to EU, Mustapha Karkouti
Syria has the ability to take the next step,
The Daily Star
Palestinians' release undecided, Gulf News
The anxiety of Iraq’s Sunnis,
Robert Rabil
Harry Potter and the Peace of Sharon,
Hussein Shobokshi
Avoiding war crimes in Iraq,
Joe Stork
Nothing Personal / All the wrong moves,
Thomas O’Dwyer
US Leans On Belgians to Spare Sharon From Trial,
Robert Fisk
No end to the growing settlements insult,
Amira Hass
US Should Think About Oligopoly, Not Monopoly, Leon Hadar
Colonialism or what?,
Rosemary Hollis
Family Reunion,
Mark Glenn
Why must one take the route to Washington via Tel Aviv?,
Abdul Hamid Ahmad
A Helping Hand From Bush to Africans?,
Abdallah Abu-Younis
Dracula Defends the BBC,
Neil Berry
July 7, 2003
Letters to the Editor, July 7, 2003
Fragile Truce,
Arab News
Mission impossible: the US and the world,
The Daily Star
HK freedoms being curtailed, Gulf News
Kuwaitis exercise their franchise,
Gulf News
To render justice,
Jordan Times
US aid policy in Iraq violates Geneva Conventions,
Ali Abunimah
Nablus: People Live or Rather Survive,
Arjan El Fassed
Peace for All the Wrong Reasons,
By Ramzy Baroud
Rethinking the path to war: Did the US do the right thing in Iraq for the wrong reasons?,
Tammam Abushakra
Human touch is missing with the advent of new technology,
Dr. James J. Zogby
Coalition is back at war with a discernible enemy, Turi Munthe
'A wall cannot withstand freedom',
By Sherri Muzher
Fear of Flying, Akiva Eldar
Occupational Hazards,
By Prem Shankar Jha
When the bills come, Bush pays up to keep friends happy, M.J. Akbar
Gulf single currency — unrealistic, Fahed Fanek
Iraq: An Audit on War,
Jason Burke
The Bush administration and bilateral agreements, article 98, more troops to Iraq,
Ray Lauzzana
EU trade ministers' meeting — enhancing Mediterranean ties,
By Pascal Lamy
Political reform in the Arab world: a new era?,
Amy Hawthorne
The Scholar as Hack,
Talmiz Ahmad
July 6, 2003
Unfinished Business,
Arab News
When presidents speak of war,
Gulf News
Violence only begets more violence,
Gulf News
Victor’s Justice Besmirches Struggle Against Global Terrorism,
The Independent
Simmering and unresolved,
Jordan Times
Stop All the Attacks,
Gideon Levy
In the Beginning, There Was Terror,
Ronald Bleier
The Wall: Its Implications And Dangers,
Azmi Bishara
U.S. underestimated the Iraqi will, By Louis J. Cantori
'America's problem' in Iraq,
Musa Keilani
UN should play a role in Iraq,
Walid M. Sadi
Tibet and Sikkim figure at Sino-Indian summit, Abdulla Al Madani
A mighty force for the Congo and Liberia?,
By Jonathan Power
A Future Poised Between Reform and Reaction,
Martin Woollacott
Arab Intellectuals Lament Modern ‘Culture of Defeat’,
Ryad Abu Awwad
Every July, It Dominated the News; Now, Few Care,
David McKittrick
July 5, 2003
Need for legal Iraqi government,
Gulf News
Coalition stumbles into quagmire in Iraq in aftermath of war,
Jim Lobe
Peace of mind: a psychological approach to the ‘road map’,
George E. Irani
The World Bank reform recipe deserves a hearing,
The Daily Star
There is no bite to ‘Operation Sidewinder’,
William O. Beeman
US and France: Time to eat some crow,
David Ignatius
US ban on Siniora loses friends, wins enemies,
Adib F. Farha
Vicious Circle,
Arab News
Canada is at crossroads as social fabric is strained,
Nihal Kaneira
July 4, 2003
Letters to the Editor, July4, 2003
Case for Intervention,
Arab News
A decision that is too short-sighted,
Gulf News
Bush talking up another 'Storm',
Gulf News
Bush has to stand up for the ‘road map’,
The Daily Star
Concrete peace, not concrete walls,
Jordan Times
The real meaning of hudna,
Daoud Kuttab
The view from the ground in Iraq,
Christoph Wilcke
America’s Arabs: tribes or citizens?,
George E. Irani
Only the Arabs can save U.S. from a new Vietnam,
Patrick Seale
American journalism — to what depth?,
By Ahmed Bouzid
US risks losing more than credibility in the Middle East,
By Ramzy Baroud
Will liberal clerics save Iran?,
Jon Sawyer
Sistani throws down a gauntlet,
Juan Cole
Will Iraq Turn Into Somalia?, Jim Anderson
American cuts to military aid a blessing bestowed on non-believers,
By Curtis F.J. Doebbler
Lessons from the American Revolution,
John Chuckman
Mistrust Growing in America,
Adrienne McPhail
The Neocons: Undersecretary Douglas J. Feith,
Richard H. Curtiss
U.S. should stop indulging
Musharraf, Husain Haqqani
What after Musharraf's visit to US?
Syed Shahid Husain
July 3, 2003
The Purging Fires That Empires Need,
Fawaz Turki
Tilting Democrats in the Presidential Race, Norman Solomon
What on Earth Did Straw Learn in Kandahar?, Robert Fisk
Larger Than Life,
Arab News
Arabs Should Thank Israel for Lesson in Propaganda,
The Daily Star
Involve all Iraqis for safe future,
Gulf News
Putting a leash on proliferation,
Jordan Times
Americans in Iraq see impasse worsening, Adnan Abu Odeh
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