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December 31, 2002
Baghdad: Why is North Korea’s case
different? An Arab press review, By The
Daily Star
Time for Arab world to take control of its
own destiny, The Daily Star
Washington and London’s subtle pro-Sharon
campaign,
By Joseph Samaha
White House proves bias,
By Laila al-Marayati
The Barzanis from Tehran to London,
By Ali Nourizadeh
December 30, 2002
What
will 2003 bring after demise of ‘political Arabism?’ An
Arab press review, By The Daily Sart
Fault
lines that cut across Israeli politics,
By James J. Zogby
Hizbullah has to start speaking its mind,
The Daily Star
Repatriating migrant Arab capital? Say
‘inshallah', By Samira Dawani
Canada’s
misguided decision, By Hussein Naboulsi
Neglecting environment
endangers our planet, By Hassan Tahsin
Anti-war group finds
charismatic leader in Williams
By Neil Berry
Forbidden opinion polls:
Confusion and realities, By Abdul Rahman Al-Rashid
Putin’s war,
Arab News
Damocles' sword,
Jordan Times
Paying the price of war and
occupation, By Fahed Fanek
A prescription for Mideast peace,
By James J. David
December 28, 2002
Israelis and their supporters should pay for the suffering of the Palestinian people,
By Hassan El-Najjar and Jasmine Bergmann
Ending hope will lead to a destructive
explosion, as Israel's agents plan,
By Bassam Abu Sharif
No
Pipe Dream: US Unocal Corp executes its $3.2 billion Trans Afghanistan gas
pipeline, Gulf News
New hate figures and oil
revenues, By Robert Fisk
The war must go on!,
By Tariq A. Al-Maeena
Lawlessness,
Arab News,
Dear
George Bush, By R. Omar
Picking
holes in Blair’s conference proposal
An Arab press review, By The Daily Star
Will US democracy go the way of Islamic
revolution? By Muna Shuqair
December 27, 2002
It's time to get tough with
Israel, By James J. David,
Retired U.S. Army Brigadier- General
Try another one
Sharon, Jordan Times
Another year in the life span of the
Arab-Israeli conflict,
By Ahmad Y. Majdoubeh
Bush administration needs no other pretext
to go to war', By Michael Jansen
Merry Christmas, o little town of
Bethlehem',
By Mazin B. Qumsiyeh
Robertson's ‘Moral duty’,
Arab News
Lessons from the Roman Empire,
By Amir Taheri
America's
pro-Israeli policy, main source of ME troubles,
By R. Zein
Israel's
Political- Military Elite,
By
A.
Halaweh
Viewing ME
with Israeli eye, By M. Agha
No more
excuses!
By M. Agha
Venezuela: US
vs. L. America, By R. Zein
December 26, 2002
The sacrifices of war: An interview with
an Iraqi official
Saad Qassem
Hammoudy
December 25, 2002
Where
are the Wise Men and Women? Does
anybody remember Bethlehem? By
Linda Heard
Defacing the Holy Land,
Jordan Times
Christmas
carols — 'a security threat',
By
Daoud Kuttab
What
on earth has happened to the UN?
By Muhammad Omar
Al-Amoudi Philo-Semites
are racist and Mossad agents By
Israel Shamir
For
the fireplace of Bush and Blair By
Jonathan Power
North Korea,
Arab News
December 24, 2002 The Prophet
Muhammed, the
Mercy to Humanity, portrayed as a "terrorist" by a Florida
newspaper, By Mohamed Khodr Registration
gives U.S. image another beating, By
Linda Heard
National
resistance against foreign occupation is not terrorism, By
Shazia Malik Korean voters throw down
challenge to US policy line, By
Sinhal Singh Terrorism-Iraq linkage yet to
be established, By
Mushahid Hussain
Who's one-sided? The US veto of a UN
resolution about Israeli killing of UN personnel, Jordan
Times
Reading between the lines of UK
diplomacy, By Rosemary Hollis
The letter 'q', the linkage between Iraq
and Alqaeda, By Sherri Muzher
Looking at Islam with blinkers
of ignorance and prejudice,
By Khaled Al-Rowaitea
In limbo,
Arab News
Anti-war
not the same as anti-defense, By
Charley Reese
December 23, 2002
U.S.
strong-arm acts offset positive efforts, By
James
J. Zogby
Why
America is after war, By
Fahed Fanek
A Lebanese Communist heroine tells her story,
By Olivia Snaije
2002 leaves host of,
problems for 2003, By Abdeljabbar Adwan
End
of the road for GCC as a political club? An Arab press review, By
The Daily Star
Rolled-up map,
Arab News Carter needed more than ever
before, By Richard H. Curtiss Silence about Israel’s
nuclear weapons, By Hassan Tahsin, London: Being endured rather
than enjoyed, By Neil Berry
America lacks
vision, By
Fouad Mardoud
Anti-war demo
held at American University in Cairo,
SyriaTimes
Towards A
Theory Of The Uprising, By A.
Halaweh
December 22, 2002 U.S.,
Britain 'determined to attack Iraq', An interview with
Muhammed Mehdi Saleh, By
Dahi Hassan
Reveal
the evidence, Gulf
News
Brutish and loud,
Arab News
Why Powell’s project was met
with sarcasm,
By Abdul Rahman Al-Rashid
Bush:
Time to put up or shut up, By
Charley Reese
December 21, 2002
War
countdown: Syria bracing for 1 million Iraqi refugees, An
Arab press review, By The Daily Star
Strom
Thurmond's Secret Daughter, By
Ken Cummins US crackdown on
Muslims sullies an enviable record, By
The Daily Star
INS
action against Muslim residents of California
Arab News
All the news
that's fit to print, except unfavorable news about Israel,
By Raff Ellis
America's liberals: What went
wrong? By John Chuckman
Palestinian
society plunked between a rock and a hard place, By
Abdeljabbar Adwan
Could
the Iranian revolution die on its feet? By
Joseph Samaha
The
ebb and flow of Israeli extremism, By Muna Shuqair
Canada
nervous as Iraqi endgame nears, By
Nihal Kaneira
December 20, 2002
War
on Iraq will widen Arab-West gap - Bashar, By
Patrick Seal
GCC
under fire for silence on expected war in Iraq, An
Arab press review, By The Daily Star
How
will Palestinians celebrate Christmas in Bethlehem? By
Daoud Kuttab
New form of
apartheid exists in Gaza and West Bank, By Aref Agah
Gujarat
election verdict ushers India into a dangerous decade, By
Nihal Singh
Frank dialogue beyond
diplomatic niceties needed,
By Mushahid Hussain
December 19, 2002
Israeli
temerity knows no limits, The
Daily Star
Powell’s
plan: “The camel went into labor
and produced a mouse!” By
Saad Mehio
Powell
underestimates anti-US anger, By Fahed Fanek
Jamali
rule: Hostage to controversies, By Farhan
Bokhari
EU
groom leaves Turkish bride waiting, By Mohammad
Noureddine
Weighing
up political winners, losers and brokers in London, An
Arab press review By The Daily Star
More
road maps, leading nowhere, By
Michael Jansen
American
support important to tilt the balance in favour of Labour' By
George S. Hishmeh
Journalists under fire for
telling the truth, By Robert Fisk
The flame will never die,
By Samah Jabr
Madayin Saleh,
By Shiraz Hasan December
18, 2002
Are
Iraqi exiles meeting in London traitors? An
Arab press review by The Daily Star
Hawks
poised to pick Baghdad's bones, By
Linda Heard
Musharraf
yet to fulfil promise of reforms,
By
Husain Haqqani
The
lion prince, By
Michael Young
Fear
and loathing on the King Hussein Bridge, By Daoud
Kuttab
Mofaz
leads charge for permanent hostility, The
Daily Star
Biljana
Plavsic: Way
forward, Arab News
On
poets and pogroms,
By Gabriel Ash
President Bush's concerns lie
more with Israel or with America? By
Mohamed Khodr
A
dilemma for Arabs and Americans alike, By Rami
G. Khouri
The
reform package of Colin Powell, By Hasan Abu
Nimah
Bad
dreams, By Gwynne Dyer
December 17, 2002
Carter,
Annan and global peace, By Abdel Wahab El-Effendi
Partnership?
Arab News
EU membership for Turkey will
prove beneficial to Europe and Mideast, By Kinda
Balkhair
The
wisdom of interfering in the Israeli election, By
Hassan Barari
Decisive
moment for peace in Middle East, By
Mustapha Karkouti
Assad,
Blair and the Middle East crises, An Arab press review, By
The Daily Star
December 16, 2002
Hate
crimes against Arabs, Muslims in America rise 1,600 per cent in 2001, By
Riad Z. Abdelkarim
After war in Iraq: what
redrawing the map of the Middle East might mean, By
Fahed Fanek
Arabs snub Iraqi opposition conference,
An Arab press review by
The
Daily Star
Azhar's
ouster aggravates instability, By
Kamila Hyat
Defend your rights, but
don’t cross the limits set by Islam
By Reem Mohammed Al-Faisal
India — a secular republic
no more, By Siraj Wahab
Vote
for bigotry, Arab News
December 15, 2002
Legacy
of racial divide remains in America, By
Dr. James J. Zogby
Democracy:
US should practice what it preaches, The
Daily Star
Israel's 'vested interest',
By Musa Keilani
EU dreams,
Arab News
Fawlty Towers Globalization
By M.J. Akbar
Dialogue
'must replace clash of civilisations',
By
Nasser Arrabyee
Fallers
at the first hurdle: Kissinger, Gulf
News
Aceh
pact falls short of rebel ambitions,
By
Abdullah Al Madani
December 14. 2002
December 13, 2002
December 12, 2002
America
and democratization, By Abdelwahab El-Affendi
New
battle of the hijab brewing in Turkey, By
Mohammad Noureddine
December 11, 2002
Sharon's dirty
war and fatuous peace vision, By
Aref al-Aref
Reading entrails,
By Firas
Al-Atraqchi
World needs a non-partisan
police force,
By George Monbiot
The Two
Partners, By Khalaf Al-
Jarad
A step against
Sudan's interests,
By
M.N.
America's
legerdemain, Gulf
News
Urgent
need to erase negative perceptions, By
Husain Haqqani
December 10, 2002
US: An empire in a permanent
state of war, By Charley Reese
The hype surrounding the Iraqi declaration,
By Rosemary Hollis
Provide
proof, not rhetoric
Gulf
News
Fortress
America pulls up the drawbridge,
By
Linda S. Heard
Iraq’s nuclear noncapability and the
US-British propaganda campaign, By Imad Khadduri
The American-Saudi row over ‘terrorist’
financing,
The Daily
Star
Iraq’s ‘apology’ to Kuwait fails to
heal wound, An Arab press review, By The
Daily Star
Stakes high for either side
in Bush-Saddam battle of wills,
By Nihal Singh, Khaleej ,
Cheating
Germany, By
Fouad Mardoud
Arab dailies
condemn American policy on Iraq, Palestine,
An Arab press review,
By Syria Times
December 9, 2002
Average American views of the Arab-Israeli conflict,
By Hassan El-Najjar and M. Kay Scott
Sharon’s Qaeda,
Arab News
Israel
needs a regional war
By Hassan Tahsin
Sharon's agenda,
Jordan Times
American plans for Iraq,
By Fahed Fanek
Two states or one?
By Ali Abunimah
America will pay the price for war,
By Fahed Fanek
Washington and Baghdad steer course for war,
The Daily Star
Political earthquake’s epicenter will be Egypt,
not the Gulf, By Saad Mehio
Why is the Arab street so quiet?
By Muna Shuqair
Why should Saudi Arabia stop halfway up the
stairs? By Jamal Ahmad Khashoggi
Cyprus, Iraq and Europe: Can the conflicts be
resolved? By Patrick Seale
Entrapment:
Sharon's stupid mistake, Gulf
News
Baghdad’s declaration and apology
‘will not stop the war’, An Arab
Press review, By The Daily Star
N.
Korea: Emulating the Chinese model
By Abdullah Al Madani
December 8, 2002
US
fiction of link between Al-Qaeda, Iraq, By Abdul Rahman
Al-Rashid Chomsky:
America’s dissident-in-chief finds warm welcome in UK, By
Terry Kirby
Attack
will open way for remaking of Mideast
By
Sandy Tolan What
Arabs think about other countries, By
James J. Zogby Tactless and outspoken,
O’Neill is shown the door
By Rupert Cornwell
Kissinger, the investigator,
By Ayman
El-Amir
Laudatio for
Edward Said,
By Ashwani Saith
December 7, 2002
Why US forces can't crack
Al-Qaeda, By Robert Fisk Machismo
policy, Arab News Rattling
the 'doors of hell' in Middle East, By
Bouthaina Shaaban They
love U.S. not, a 44-nation survey says, Gulf
News Canada
changes as terrorism fears rise, By
Nihal Kaneira
Celebrate
Eid but don't forget to share goodness, By
Khaled Al Maeena
Challenging
Ignorance on Islam: a Ten-Point Primer for Americans ,
By Gary
Leupp
December 6, 2002
The US and the
Palestinian-
Israeli conflict,
By Hassan El-Najjar and Tony Lombardini
Can
the EU now help heal ancient wounds? By Patrick Seale
Sharon's
'vision' a mirage,
Gulf
News Israelis,
Judaism, and Zionism, By Ardeshir Mehta
Allies fall foul of
Washington's changing regional objectives,
By
Mushahid Hussain
December 5, 2002
We are being set up for Iraqi
war, By Robert Fisk
The Cherokee Islamic Connection,
By Mahir Abdal
Razzaq El
Jewish
Islamophobia: Persecution
of Palestinians,
By
Tareq Al-
Maeena
Once
again, George and Saddam
By Fawaz Turki
Between wall and snipers, Palestinians
determined `never to leave', By Michael Jansen
What the Middle East region needs,
By Ibrahim Saif
Arabs fear wide-scale ‘regime change’
after America topples Saddam
By Ed Blanche
The dynamic duo,
By Michael Young
Arabs will be the victims of
‘Pax Americana’,
By Abdulhadi Khalaf
US and Saudi Arabia: from
arm-twisting to neck-breaking, An
Arab press review, By The Daily Star
The role-playing of Arab
satellite TV,
By Muna Shuqair
December 4, 2002
Fighting terrorism the wrong way,
By Muhammad Omar Al-Amoudi An
anti-Semitic cartoon by Tony Auth, an un-cooth "artist", By
Mohamed Khodr
Manufacturing
the news: a report on Thomas Friedman'',
By John
Paul Jones
Till ignorance us do part
By Hussein Shobokshi
A solution for security crisis
in the Middle East
By Ahmed Abdel Halim
Israel's Arabs — 'we exist but we do not
exist', By Sherri Muzher
Getting to ‘yes’ with Israel,
By Michael
Young
A clash of civilizations? Look at Spain,
By Abdeljabbar Adwan Is Saudi Arabia divorcing political Islam?
Arab Press
review, The
Daily Star
December 3, 2002
Arab Peace
Initiative: Economic implications, By Hisham Awartani
Beijing talks,
By Khaled Al- Maeena
Religious
education and politics in Israel, By Hassan Barari
Choosing
the path of peace, By Khalid Itum
Can US-Iranian ‘entente’ outlive war on Iraq?
Arab
Press review, The Daily Star
Palestine
remains a country of the mind
By
Mustapha Karkouti
Another
nail in the coffin of Arab-U.S. ties
By
Linda S Heard
Sharon
continues unhindered
Gulf News
December 2, 2002
Hamas and the Palestinian Israeli peace,
By Hassan El-Najjar and Mike Chittum
Paying Israel $14 billion by
cutting $13.6 billion of federal employees pay raises,
By Mohamed Khodr
Israel’s
choice, By Khaled Al-Maeena
The 'war on terror' — a statistical
operation, By Gwynne Dyer
An invitation to the
Israeli voter, By Bassam Abu Sharif Palestinians ponder
olive branch, An Arab press review,
The Daily Star
Adding
poison to the well of understanding, By
Dr. James J. Zogby
September 11 alleged hijackers: Who
were those people, anyway?
December 1, 2002
What
use are warnings against an unpredictable foe? By
Raymond Whitaker
Bush
and Cheney: Who said mud sticks?
By Rupert Cornwell
Choosing
between friend and foe, By
Amir Taheri
The
ever-present threat, Gulf
News
Pakisan:
The ‘quid-pro-quo’ Cabinet,
By Nasim Zehra
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