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A challenge to the West
By James J. Zogby - Feb 25,2019
In 1971, my family and I spent some time in London on our way to and from Lebanon, where I was going to visit family and conduct research for my doctoral dissertation.
Game over!
By James J. Zogby - Feb 18,2019
Hardline supporters of Israel are in panic mode. It was in evidence earlier this week with the all-out assault on the first Somali, African-born immigrant, refugee, Muslim woman elected to serve in the US Congress.
Why the events surrounding Pope Francis' UAE visit were so important
By James J. Zogby - Feb 11,2019
This past week, I delivered one of the opening addresses at a conference in Abu Dhabi dedicated to creating understanding and building relationships and mutual respect among the world's religious leaders.
As the 2020 presidential contest begins, Democrats need to refocus
By James J. Zogby - Feb 04,2019
We are off to the races; the 2020 presidential races, that is. Since the beginning of the year, at regular intervals, new candidates have been coming forward to announce their intention to compete for the presidency.
Michelle Alexander has opened a door, we must work to keep it open
By James J. Zogby - Jan 28,2019
This past Sunday, The New York Times featured on the front page of its "Week in Review" section a major column by Michelle Alexander, "Time to Break the Silence on Palestine".
A weakly inflated trial balloon
By James J. Zogby - Jan 21,2019
This week, a well-known Israeli journalist revealed what he said were "new details about the Trump administration's Israeli-Palestinian peace plan".
Republicans play ‘Israel card’ and fail
By James J. Zogby - Jan 14,2019
As this past week began with the shutdown of parts of the US government entering its third week, Republicans, desperate to force the Democrat's hand, decided to play the "Israel card".
A historic day in Congress
By James J. Zogby - Jan 07,2019
I spent Thursday morning at the offices of two new members of Congress: Rashida Tlaib of Michigan and Ilhan Omar of Minnesota. The scenes at both were just delightful. Throngs of Palestinian Americans jammed into Tlaib's offices, spilling out into the hall.
Looking back on 2018 and forwards to 2019
By James J. Zogby - Dec 31,2018
Many years ago, I came across a pre-Islamic Arabic poem describing a camel running across the desert. Suddenly, the camel freezes in mid-stride.
Poll has troubling news about state of affairs in Tunisia and Egypt
By James J. Zogby - Dec 24,2018
Eight years after the unfolding of the events of the "Arab Spring", Tunisians and Egyptians appear deeply displeased about the situations in their respective countries.

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