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By Musa Keilani - Dec 27,2014
With an air force fighter pilot held in captivity by the Islamic State, Jordan faces grim options.
Many expert strategists suggest sending combat troops from the Jordanian army to join the Iraqis in liberating the whole region that is under Abu Baker Al Baghdadi’s authorit
By Musa Keilani - Dec 20,2014
The indignant words of Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu to foreign journalists this week exposed his hidden agenda for the future of this region.
His fury against a timetable for Israeli withdrawal of its military occupation forces within three years reveals his covert
By Musa Keilani - Dec 13,2014
The next Israeli elections, due in March 2015, will bring a new negotiating partner to the Palestinians.
By Musa Keilani - Nov 29,2014
Having Israel recognised as a Jewish state should not have become an issue in a region that prides itself on having three republics attaching the epithet “Islamic” to their official title, and 14 political parties describing themselves as “Islamic”, be the
By Musa Keilani - Nov 22,2014
The attack on a Jerusalem synagogue last week gives a micro image of life in Palestine for the next few decades unless Israel ends its policy of occupation, aggression and political arrogance.
Although the act has been condemned by many religious scholars, who see Islam as
By Musa Keilani - Nov 15,2014
His Majesty King Abdullah’s meetings with Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu and American Secretary of State John Kerry send more than one positive signal.
The meetings would have been more forthcoming had the main protagonists accepted a Palestinian reque
By Musa Keilani - Nov 08,2014
Jerusalem can still elicit sagaciousness and political perception.
The Sephardic chief rabbi of Israel, Yitzhak Yousef, called on his followers last week to avoid visiting Al Aqsa Mosque to perform prayers, since such actions had led to spilling Jewish blood.
That edict should
By Musa Keilani - Nov 01,2014
A survey of Jordanian public opinion was conducted last September by an American think tank, the Washington Institute for Near East Policy Studies, which indicated that 8 per cent of Jordanians have a favourable view of the Islamic State (IS).
I believe the figure needs to
By Musa Keilani - Oct 25,2014
When King Hussein signed, 20 years ago, the peace treaty with Israel, he had great hopes for the region and the Arabs.
He was anticipating an end to the Likud slogan that Jordan is an alternative homeland for the Palestinian people while historical Palestine would remain ethnica