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The Silent Population

By Joharah Baker – Jerusalem If it weren’t for two little boys hitching a ride with us, this article would never have been written. Thanks to the mysterious way the universe operates, I will admit […]

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Run to Help Gaza Kids

By Ismail Kamal Kushkush – London A newly established British charity is seeking to help raise funds for the children of Gaza by sponsoring an event that seeks to break the Guinness Book world-record for […]

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The Lethargy Virus

By Ralph Nader The Swine Flu (or H1N1 virus) is in the air. The public health authorities are acting "in excess of caution" to curb its spread from Mexico into this country. Already, however, this […]

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What Now?

By Stella Mortazavi The bombing has stopped and a kind of peace prevails,Only broken by the sound of screams and wails.Of people so grief stricken that they can hardly breathe,But, surely grateful for this fragile […]

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Poor and Honest – A Poem

By Mamoon Alabbasi They are poor AND they are honest Yes, they need a hand, but not your arms Help not their oppressors with your weapons You could join in the fight by cultivating their farms […]

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UN Calls on Israel to End Evictions

The United Nations has called on Israel to stop evicting Palestinians and demolishing their homes in East Jerusalem. A report of the UN Office for Humanitarian Affairs, published on Friday, said an estimated 1,500 demolition […]

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Clinton’s Unpromising Start

By Ramzy Baroud Incongruous. One can hardly think of a more suited term to describe the new US administration’s approach to peacemaking in the Middle East. Though there is little evidence that previous US administrations […]

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Devastated Gaza still Awaiting Int’l Aid

Israel and Egypt continue to enforce a deadly blockade on Gaza despite international condemnation. Gaza still awaits an international aid package for reconstruction nearly three months after Israel’s 23-day attack on the besieged coastal sliver. […]

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Crossing a Marker

By George S. Hishmeh Americans of all walks of life are busy nowadays assessing the first 100 days of the administration of Barrack Obama, a traditional yardstick by which a new president’s performance is measured. […]

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The Kingdom of Lies

By Jeremy Salt – Ankara  Racism is common to most and probably all societies. Laws never seem entirely to eliminate it. It was the essential tool in the creation of modern settler states. The United […]