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Analysis: Understanding What is Now Transpiring in Egypt
January 31, 2011
"Convoluted and Painful Process"
The issues are anything but simple, and resolution of the situation in Egypt will not happen overnight, or in a week or a month. I do not intend to...
A MENGELE MOMENT – THE LEGACY OF MUBARAK: PEACE NOW, WAR TOMORROW
A retiring Mossad official briefed our agency 20 years ago, saying that 90% of Israeli intelligence worries concern Egypt, where, he said, Egypt was producing more than 100,000 unemployed graduates every year from its...
OBAMA’S LEGACY OF HOPE AND CHANGE IN THE MID EAST: “Too often Western leaders...
President Barack Obama promised that his election meant not only "hope and change" for America but for the world, especially the Middle East. President Obama criticized America's past actions while touting his own Islamic...
The Jews run the risk of another genocide
I send you my article published on the occasion of the Holocaust Remembrance Day. I send you as well my review of the latest book by Pierluigi Battista, "Letter to an anti-Zionist friend". Battista,...
Obama Egypt Strategy Could Place US at Risk
The Obama administration continues to turn up the heat on Egyptian President Hosni Mubarak, after two years of quietly monitoring human rights abuses by his regime and doing nothing.
The rapid response of the White...
Will the Real Mohammed El Baradei Please Stand Up?
In the name of democratic reform, Mohammed ElBaradei is doing his best to appear
as the annointed one to succeed Egyptian President Hosni Mubarek, should the
government fall. In reality, ElBaradei has more in common with...
Fighting the “Soft War” on Israel
More and more, non-governmental organizations (NGOs) have become one of the most powerful - and controversial - pressure blocs in the global arena. In recent weeks, Israel’s parliament established a commission of inquiry into...
Tunisia, Egypt, Arab world need bold US support for democracy, not mixed messages
For at least three decades, America's relationship with the Arab world has been defined along these lines.
The State Department's institutional knowledge and contacts in the region are all oriented around the regimes in power,...
Finally: Arab affirmation: PLO Speaks out of two sides of its mouth
For the past seventeen years, since the inception of the Oslo process, the passion of this news agency and research center has focused on dissonant PLO messages - the contrast between the PLO message...
A U.N. Appointment Exposed: Rethinking The Public Record of The Director of Operations in...
John Ging has been serving since 2006 as Director of Operations in Gaza for UNRWA, the agency responsible for the Palestinian refugees. He will move shortly to New York, as UN Secretary-General Ban Ki-moon...
