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May 31, 2003
US
Domestic Agenda Behind Blairs Iraq War, Robin
Cook
The
State Sharon is Talking About, By Amira Hass
Can
Bad Fences Make Good Neighbors? By Neve Gordon
American
empire out of the closet, Joseph S Nye
Arab
immigration to USCanada dwindling, Nihal Kaneira
The
roadmap which led to Simla accord, Kuldip Nayar
Economic
Forums, Arab News
From
Mad Cow Disease To Terrorism, Abdul
Rahman Al Rashid
Road
to a Messy but Workable Solution , Martin
Woollacott
The
Day to Day Details of Occupation Sow Seeds of Iraqi Resistance,
Anthony Shadid
May 30, 2003
Blair
in Iraq, Arab News
Filling
the power vacuum in Iraq, Ferris K Nesheiwat
Is
President Bush up to it, Ahmad Y Majdoubeh
Pakistanis
must learn from US generals, Husain Haqqani
Should
the Arabs resist American imperialism, Patrick Seale
The
Secret Life of Meyrav Wurmser, Richard Curtiss
Trust
is most precious, Gulf News
May 29, 2003
Partition
is Not the Answer, Roger H Lieberman
Neo-conservatives
do not typify US, Luc Debieuvre
A
new Palestinian ball game, By George S Hishmeh
Military
actions are bound to backfire, Farhan Bokhari
Africa’s
Pain, Arab News
Counting
the Cost of War in Iraqi Lives, Jonathan Steele
Iran
Could Cause the Next Trans-Atlantic Policy Clash, Paul
Taylor
Occupation
Will Continue, No Dispute About It, Derek Brown
End
of All Aid Work in Palestine, Ann Kristin Brunborg
May 28, 2003
An
end to the family business of tyranny, Sulaiman al-Hattlan
Changing
Balkans, Arab News
Deflation
is a state of mind, David Ignatius
New
Saudi strategy will help US weather changes, F Gregory
Gause III
Weapons
Hunters Move Away From Outdated Leads in Iraq, Dafna
Linzer
What
the Iraq war tells us about the Arab condition, Adnan
Abu Odeh
May 27, 2003
A
Leap Forward for EU, Arab News
Is
individual privacy a privilege or a right, Linda S
Heard
Emerging
Shiite bloc has massive potential, William O. Beeman
Europe’s
next move will not astonish you, George A. Papandreou
Iran's
predicament, Rosemary Hollis
More
intellectuals oppose occupation, Mustapha Karkouti
It’s
Liberation Time for Iraq’s Looters and Criminal Gangs, Peter
Hermann
Pacing
change or changing pace, Wissam S. Yafi
Palestinians
Cast Doubt on Sharon’s Peace Commitment, Chris
McGreal
Secrecy
needed to achieve Mideast peace, Daoud Kuttab
The
Franco-American divide, getting worse, David Ignatius
The
Real Israeli Target, Al-Haram Al-Sharif, Jonathan Cook
The
Scent of Israeli Racism, Gideon Levy
Turkey
finds itself at a critical juncture, Khatoun Haidar
May 26, 2003
Beyond
the Impasse, Arab News
Why
the Mid-East Bleeds, by Mark Franklin
Laying
Bare the Primordial Roots of the Middle East Crisis, Neil
Berry
US
dominance, the only bully on the block, Nihal Singh
Spirit
of civil rights is very much alive, James J Zogby
Selectivity
in media coverage, Fahed Fanek
Decoding
the media fixation on terrorism, By Norman Solomon
May 25, 2003
American-Israeli
mindset behind the roadmap, Musa Keilani
Chess,
Anyone, M J Akbar
Fear
of Peace, Arab News
India's
constitution can block movement of troops to Iraq, Abdullah
Al Madani
Retrospective
Sanction to Pre-Emptive Strike on Iraq, Tariq Ali
Roadmap
confusion abounds, Gulf News
Saddam's
Weapons of Mass Destruction, US Credibility at Stake, Melvin
Goodman
May 24, 2003
A
road map for diplomacy or duplicity, The Daily Star
Bush
should visit longer, Gulf News
Europe
in shock and awe, Nihal Singh
Glorias
Triumphal US Visit, Rasheed Abou-Alsamh
Going
With the Punches, Arab News
Is
Col Tim Collins a Hero or War Criminal, Stephen Moss
Is
Iran the next target, Patrick Seale
Mossads
new chief revives Israel’s death squads, Ed Blanche
People
on both sides want peace, Kuldip Nayar
The
Apartheid Wall, Ran HaCohen
Time
to rejuvenate a half-century-old declaration, Geoffrey
Aronson
Will
Sharon scrap the roadmap, By Abdul Hamid Ahmad
May 23, 2003
Readers
letters, May 23, 2003
A
License to Kill Civilians, by
Shulamit Aloni
A
Review of Temporary Detention Centers, Report
Algeria's
Tragedy, Arab News
Iraqi
War Fails to Unlock the Mystery of Missing Kuwaitis, by
Richard H. Curtiss
New
book, Palestine, draws grim picture of life under Occupation, Reviewed by
Ramsay Short
On
Rescuing Private Lynch and Forgetting Rachel Corrie, by
Naomi Klein
Palestinians
require a new approach, by
George S. Hishmeh
Published
on Tuesday, May 20, 2003, by
CommonDreams.org
Road
Map: Rejoicing Will Be Premature, by
Douglas Little
The
divine spark within that unites us all, by
Jacob Bender
The
Ultimate Showbiz Betrayal, by
Rasheed Abou-Alsamh
The
world according to Caesar starts in South Carolina, by
Landon K. Thorne
Toppling
of Saddam opens debate on regime change, by
Kamel Labidi
UN
Resolution Puts Arms Inspectors in Legal Limbo, by
Robert Holloway
Who
Israelis Are, Jordan
Times
May 22, 2003
Readers'
letters, May 22, 2003
Growing
Divide Between US and Other Nations, Will Hutton
The
Most Heinous Crime of the New Millennium, by Lisa
Walsh Thomas
Christian
Zionism and the Myth of America, By Rev John Hubers
Imperial
Ambition behind the US invasion and occupation of Iraq, By Noam
Chomsky and David Barsamian
Israeli
Eye witnesses to the atrocities committed against Palestinians, by Gideon
Levy
Its
Never Too Late to Make Peace, Virginia, Art Bishop
Listen
carefully to electioneering Arabs, Rami G Khouri
Pakistan
must take advantage of US ties, Mushahid Hussain
Playing
with fire, US moves to scrap curbs on low-yield nukes, by Ed
Blanche
Smoking
Debate, Arab News
Why
was Tom Hurndall killed, by Sophie Hurndall
May 21, 2003
Who
are the Americans running Iraq? Jan Oberg
About
Woomera, Debbie Whitmont
In
Iraq, Water and Oil Do Mix, By Leah C. Wells
Play
it again, Uncle Sam, By Yusuf Agha
Remains
of toxic bullets litter Iraq, By Scott Peterson
The
sanctions game, By Matthew Riemer
We
Need to Learn to Be Self-Critical, Raid Qusti
Is
Bush Building a New American Empire, Tim Kennedy
US
Press Is Losing Credibility, Adrienne McPhail
Challenges
in Aceh, Arab News
Zionist
Collaboration with the Nazis, Edited by Lenni Brenner
(A book)
May 20, 2003
After
the Bombing, Reflections, Abeer Mishkhas
Broken
promises, shattered hopes, Linda S Heard
Avoiding
the domino effect in Indonesia, Gulf News
Of
Americans, Iraqis, Poles and Aztecs, Aziz Al-Azmeh
The
future of the Mujahideen Khalq, Mahan Abedin
India’s
right-wingers woo Jewish lobby, Parsa Venkateshwar Rao
Jr
The
missing WMD, By Gwynne Dyer
Baghdad
Chaos Puts US Postwar Plans in Very Bad Light, Peter
Slevin and Vernon Loeb
Hope
in the Carnage of Casablanca, Peter Preston
The
Victim Is Islam, Arab News
Sharon's
petty mindedness, Gulf News
Bush
should not abandon roadmap, Mustapha Karkouti
May 19, 2003
Readers'
letters, May 19, 2003
Can
Bush Stand Up to Sharon, Hassan Tahsin
Washington's
claims on Iraqi weapons of mass destruction just don't add up, Mehdi
Noorbaksh
US
fails to win hearts, minds as blasts shatter peace hopes, M
J Akbar
Writing
in the present by ignoring the past, James J Zogby
Peace
Hopes Falter as Sharon Resorts to Dilatory Tactics, John
Ward Anderson
Road
Map Obligations, Arab News
The
Middle Eastern Pardos, Wahib Binzagr
Hush,
hush on coalition deaths, By Firas Al-Atraqchi
Order
Still Eludes Iraq, C J Williams
The
roadmap — reading the fine print, By Michael S Ladah
Poor
intelligence? Why CIA failed in plans for Iraq coup?
David Ignatius
Looking
for General Khazraji, Julie Flint
May 18, 2003
Readers'
letters and contributions, May 18, 2003
Another
Carnage, Arab News
The
US should push for peace negotiations in the region, Musa
Keilani
US
media and the politics of empathy, By Norman Solomon
Israel
in charge of the US military dictatorship, By Tariq
Al-Maeena
Too
soon to write Erekat off, Gulf News
Sharon's
rejection of US roadmap has powerful support in Washington, PMC
The
Reek of Injustice, Emma Williams
Rain
of Bombs Interrupts Play, M.J. Akbar
The
Grapes of Wrath, Amr Mohammed Al-Faisal
First
things first, Bremer, Gulf News
Was
Baghdad Handed Over, By Jalal Ghazi
Apologies
- remember to remind me, William Bowles
Last
chance for peace in the Subcontinent, Abdullah Al
Madani
The
fog of emotionalism, Nihal Singh
May 17, 2003
Readers'
letters and contributions, May 17, 2003
Propaganda
and truth, in the Israeli-Palestinian Conflict, By
Hassan El-Najjar and Michael Bokareli
Are
Palestinians Too Radical for Wanting to Return Home by
Sherri Musher
Palestinian
Refugees, Frequently Asked Questions
Settlements,
a user guide, By Gabriel Ash
The
three stones, jewels of the Arab world, By Abdul
Hamid Ahmad
Drawn
in Blood, Palestinian cartoonist Omayya, By Danny
Rubinstein
Arabs
Pour Out Sorrow of War in Poems, Cartoons, Jasper
Mortimer
Khatami
Looking for new friends, Gulf News
Bystanders
as Victims, Arab News
Give
the Common Market a Chance, Abdul Rahman Al-Rashid
Is
Victory in Iraq Unraveling, James P Pinkerton
Sad,
Mad, Or Glad, Tariq A Al-Maeena
The
Matrix, Like Its Cold War Predecessors, Reflects Pervasive Anxieties of Our
Time, Nicolas Buchele
Kashmir,
Pakistan and US designs, Abdul Latif Bhat
May 16, 2003
Arabs
share collective guilt for Iraqi suffering, The Daily
Star
Once
bitten, twice shy, Gulf
News
America
is engaged in a battle on 3 fronts, Adnan Abu Odeh
A
new front opens in U.S.-French rivalry, Marwan Al
Kabalan
Death
in Riyadh: How to interpret it? Patrick Seale
A
Road Map That Makes All the Difference, Ismail Ibrahim
Nawwab
An
Honest Dialogue With an American Colleague, Wajeha Al-Huwaider
Iraq
War, The Agenda Is No Longer Hidden, Muhammad Al-Shibani
The
Truth About the Saving of Private Jessica Lynch, John
Kampfner
UN
Should Not Pull the US Chestnuts Out of Iraqi Fire, Jonathan
Power
May 15, 2003
55
Years of Israeli Oppression, Hassan El-Najjar and Rich
Maurice
Palestinians
Adhere to Inalienable Right of Return as They Mark Al-Nakba, PMC
Readers'
letters and contributions, May 15, 2003
Straining
the Partnership, Arab News
Arabs
foresee more attacks, Gulf News
Anti-Americanism,
The Old Arguments No Longer Wash, Adrienne McPhail
Finding
WMD Would Be Even More Damaging to Bush, Charles L.
Glaser
Introspective
Media Not on the Cards, Norman Solomon
Road
Map, Last Call for Peace, Fawaz Turki
Policy
through rose colored pilots goggles, John Chuckman
I
Saw Ramallah, a book review By Shirley Saad
Iraq
— deconstructed, rather than rebuilt, By Michael
Jansen
Failure
at the first hurdle, Gulf News
Iran,
Pakistan can spur Mideast talks, Farhan Bokhari
Costly
sideshow cannott guarantee U.S. security, George S
Hishmeh
Documentary
on Palestine - Jeremy Hardy vs The Israeli Army
Whack
em, then send in the social workers, Landon K Thorne
May 14, 2003
55
Years of Israeli Oppression, Hassan El-Najjar and Rich
Maurice
Readers'
letters and contributions, May 14, 2003
The
Enemy Within, Arab News
Too
Much Dust to Go Under the Carpet, Raid Qusti
Thorny
Memories, Nour Odeh
Tough
choices or just tough luck for Arab Americans, Ahmad
Sadri
Determined
Mission, Jordan Times
Arabs
and Americans — guarding the chicken, Rami G Khouri
Irresolute
against Israel, Gulf News
Nuclear
weapons remain relevant, Mushahid Hussain
Plenty
of potholes on the path to peace, Shibley Telhami
Arab
intelligentsia walks a tightrope, Wissam S Yafi
May 13, 2003
Muhammed,
A Source of Eternal Inspiration and Guidance, Khaled
Al-Maeena
Europe
tried it first, Rosemary Hollis
It's
the economy stupid, again, By Ferris K Nesheiwat
Sharon
sticks to his own agenda, Mustapha Karkouti
The
old order changes, Gulf News
Cyprus
enjoys its fragile honeymoon, Linda S Heard
Readers'
letters and contributions, May 13, 2003
Readers'
comments on Khaled Batarfi's recent article
"The Beautiful American"
A
Letter to Colin Powell, Muhammad M Al-Shibani
The
Salience Of Kashmir, Ahmad Faruqui
Will
Europe and Russia seek to check US power, Erich
Marquardt
A
Moment of Truth, Hussein Shobokshi
Another
US Setback in Iraq, Arab News
The
perfect enemy, John Kaminski
May 12, 2003
Readers
letters and contributions, May 12, 2003
Americans
must learn the worlds realities, James J Zogby
India-Pakistan,
after an exchange of overtures, Abdul Hamid Ahmad
For
the common good of South Asia, Irfan Husain
Show
good intent, Gulf News
Don't
be fooled by the Sharon statements, Jordan Times
Introspective
media not in the cards, By Norman Solomon
The
ideal size of foreign debt, Fahed Fanek
The
roadmap to further colonisation, By Mazin Qumsiyeh
A
Technological Power of Inferior Culture and Values, an interview with Daniel
Amit by Mohammed Alkhereiji
Egypt
and Sudan Toward Integration, Hassan Tahsin
Powell
in the Mideast, Arab News
Visit
Yasser Arafat, For Gods Sake, Uri Avnery
Crucial
Aid Stands Sitting in Iraqi Warehouse, Susan Taylor
May 11, 2003
An
open letter to Iraq administrator Bremer about how to find Iraqi weapons of
mass destruction, Dahi Hassan
Looting
of Iraqi cultural heritage, Fayez Khasawneh and Ziad
Al Saad
US
must allow other powers to emerge, Fatma Al Sayegh
Roadmap
— a Palestinian Via Dolorosa, George S Hishmeh
No
Mideast Enthusiasm Visible for Road Map, John Ward
Anderson
James
Miller, the Martyr Who Charmed Children, Saira Shah
US-Mideast
Free Trade, With Caution, Arab News
Carrot
and stick diplomacy, Gulf News
US
control of Iraqi oil to stabilise market, Nadim Kawach
Its
Culture Change in Iraq, Afnan Fatani
Negotiators
Sizing Up New Palestinian Prime Minister Abbas, Molly
Moore
Hopeful
vs Hopeless, M.J Akbar
May 10, 2003
Readers
Letters, May 10, 2003
Neocons
dance a Strauss waltz, Jim Lobe
Michael
Ledeen, neoconservative guru, William O Beeman
Arabs
are the losers in globalization game, Sarkis Khouri
The
Money or Your Lives, Wild West in Iraq, Afnan Fatani
Getting
down to business, Landon K Thorne
Our
Humanity in the Balance, By Carel Moiseiwitsch, Gordon
Murray and Drew Penland
Stop
Demolishing Palestinian Homes, A Way Forward for Israel, César
Chelala
Needle
of scepticism points in both directions of the Indo-Pakistani conflict, Kuldip
Nayar
Canadian
musings on the Middle East, George E Irani
Immigration
a decisive issue in Canadian polls, Nihal Kaneira
May 9, 2003
Readers
letters, May 9, 2003
Five
Islamic Issues, predestination and choice, position toward other religions,
angels, and the End of Days, by Hassan El-Najjar and
Chris Hatcher
EU
must develop its own policies, Luc Debieuvre
U.S.
at crossroads on Mideast policy, Patrick Seale
Saddam
Hussein as Military Commander, Ahmad Faruqui
India
and Pakistan, Hope With Caution, Arab News
SARS
More Dangerous Than Secretary Sto Tomas, Rasheed
Abou-Alsamh
May 8, 2003
Readers'
letters, May 8, 2003
Different
Approach for 2004 Campaign, Norman Solomon
He
who dares wins, Why Washington should court Hizbullah, By
Marc Sirois
Israelis
Getting Reconciled to the Idea of a State for Palestinians, Henry
Chu
Kuala
Lumpur meet must focus on unity, Mushahid Hussain
Neocons
Eye Mideast's Future, Fawaz Turki
Swallowing
Everything Whole, Mohammad T Al-Rasheed
The
Bush Doctrine will cause its own defeat, Amer Mohammed
Raji
The
Evil Wall, Uri Avnery
US
Imperial Urge Didn't Begin With George Bush, Jonathan
Power
Why
Americans supported the war on Iraq, Walid Musallam
May 7, 2003
Readers
Letters, May 7, 2003
Arabs
Seek Fresh Perspectives From Global Think Tanks, Tim
Kennedy
US
Bypassing Popular Leaders in Bid to Foist Rulers on Iraqis, Jonathan
Steele
Liberties
in Europe Under Threat in the Wake of Sept 11, Stephen
Castle
No
Questions Asked, James J Zogby
Plato,
Fallujah, and the Virtues of Clear Thinking, By Lisa
Walsh Thomas
The
Age of Unilateral War, Gabriel Kolko
The
history of Hizbullah, By Marc Sirois
Neoconservatives,
Dick Polman
Dick
Cheney Has a French Connection To Fascism, by Jeffrey
Steinberg, Tony Papert, and Barbara Boyd
May 6, 2003
Readers'
letters, May 6, 2003
British
Human Bombers, Arab News
The
Road Map between Wolfowitz and Sharon, Hussein
Shobokshi
In
hot pursuit of a roadmap, or a trap, Linda Heard
Too
Early to Proclaim Victory, Mr Bush, Robert Fisk
Latest
killings put the clock back, Mustafa Karkouti
Income
disparity augurs badly for Americas future, Philip
Knightley
Is
France unipolar world's only hope, Nihal Singh
May 5, 2003
Readers
letters, May 5, 2003
Questions
lingering on the battlefield, By Mazin Qumsiyeh
No
more reports on human development in the Arab world, Fahed
Fanek
Powell's
talks in Syria and Lebanon put both countries in same basket, an
Arab press review, by the Daily Star
Back
to no future, By Octavius Pinkard
Despair,
the Terrorists Best Recruiting Officer, Gilles Kepel,
EU
Ponders Handling US Hyperpower, Paul Taylor
On
a Better Road This Time in the Mideast, Omar Dajani
Road
to the Road Map, Arab News
With
the Wall, the Settlers will Have all the Olives, Gush
Shalom
May 4, 2003
Afghanistan,
Not Iraq, Test of US Commitment to the Region, Adrienne
McPhail
An
important night for the spirit of humanity, James J
Zogby
Indian
premier dialogue offer, Ershad Mahmud
Indo-Pak
Relations, Arab News
Lose
the Past, Find the Future, M.J. Akbar
Thievery
in Baghdad, By Firas Al-Atraqchi
May 3, 2003
Readers'
letters, May 3, 2003
What
does America want? what do we want? Khaled M. Batarfi
interacting with readers
A
Culture of Denial, Tariq A Al-Maeena
Battling
for the soul of the American republic, By Ahmad
Faruqui
Islam,
the answer, Amir Butler
Murder
by Greed, Arab News
Occupation
Eats Away at the Basic Fabric of Democracy, Jo-Ann
Mort
Politics
Between Sunnis and Shiite, Abdul Rahman Al-Rashid
PR
Tricks Can Work But Only to a Limited Extent, Wajeha
Al-Huwaider
The
mirage of Iraqs weapons of mass destruction, Imad
Khadduri
Thomas
Freedmans life as a pet hamster, John Chuckman
May 2, 2003
For
Palestinians, This Is Oslo by Another Name, Said
Ghazali
Is
There an Alternative to European Estrangement From America, Jonathan
Power
Map
Poses Big Risks for Bush, Dana Milbank and Alan
Cooperman
Powell
— treading gently, By George S. Hishmeh
The
Road Map, Arab News
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