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By Ramzy Baroud - Aug 04,2015
One-and-a-half-year-old Ali Dawabsheh became the latest victim of Israeli violence on July 31. He was burnt to death.
By Ramzy Baroud - Jul 28,2015
As much of the Middle East sinks deeper into divisions between competing political camps, Daesh continues its unhindered march towards a twisted version of a Muslim caliphate.
By Ramzy Baroud - Jul 21,2015
“The Americans have taken the Shia Muslim side in the Middle East’s sectarian war,” Robert Fisk declared in The Independent on July 15, a day after the US and five major world powers reached a landmark agreement with Iran about its nuclear programme.Fisk’s proclamation is quite c
By Ramzy Baroud - Jul 14,2015
Another row is brewing between Israel and the Palestinian resistance movement, Hamas, over the release of Avraham Mengitsu, an Israeli citizen who, according to Israeli military sources, “slipped into Gaza” on September 7, 2014.The circumstances of Mengitsu’s entry into Gaza rema
By Ramzy Baroud - Jul 07,2015
On the “BBC This Week” programme, historian Tom Holland laboured to counter the argument that Daesh, self-called Islamic State, should not be labelled as such.Holland’s logic seemed more philosophical, concerned with dialectic and logic of language, and hardly situated in any pro
By Ramzy Baroud - Jul 01,2015
It would be fair to assume that Gershon Baskin’s recent article in The Jerusalem Post, “Encountering peace: Obviously no peace now, so what then?” (June 24), is not a mere intellectual exercise aimed at finding creative solutions to the Israeli occupation of Palestine.Baskin is a
By Ramzy Baroud - Jun 23,2015
Over the years, I realised that the term “left” does not apply exclusively to a political ideology, but is a mode of thinking championed mostly by self-tailored “leftist” Western intellectuals.I grew to dislike it with intensity.
By Ramzy Baroud - Jun 16,2015
When the United States government declared war on Afghanistan in October 2001, thus taking the first step in its so-called “war on terror”, following the devastating attacks of September 11 earlier that year, Iran jumped on board.Then Iranian president Mohammed Khatami, dubbed a
By Ramzy Baroud - Jun 09,2015
Writing about and reporting on the Middle East is not an easy task, especially in these times of turmoil and upheaval.
By Ramzy Baroud - Jun 02,2015
No matter what Palestinian Authority President Mahmoud Abbas does, his popularity is declining.In some ways, Abbas’ popularity rates were really never impressive to begin with, and that is unlikely to change in the near future.But now that a power struggle in his Fateh Party is l

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