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Bennis: After Gadhafi, the West Eyes the Libyan Prize
Znet Article, October, 22 2011
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The challenge facing post-Gadhafi Libya is daunting
Bennis: Palestine Comes to the UN
Znet Article, September, 21 2011
Phyllis Bennis
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The U.S. plan to veto Palestinian membership in the UN can be summed up in one word: chutzpah
Bennis: September 11th Didn't Change the World - September 12th Did
Znet Article, September, 10 2011
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For most people in the world, the world did not change on September 11
Bennis: The Iraq War is Not Over
Znet Article, September, 08 2011
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The bad news is that scores of Iraqi civilians were killed
Bennis: Too Soon to Declare Victory
Commentary, August, 25 2011
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Despite the resolution's focus on protecting civilians, it was U.S., European and NATO officials who made the actual decisions about the use of force
Bennis: A Look at Role of the U.S.,NATO and Oil Firms in Libya Uprising
Znet Article, August, 24 2011
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It’s very unclear whether what is happening is more in the interests of the people of Libya or more in the interests of NATO, the U.S. and other outside powers
Bennis: Mubarak Behind Bars
Znet Article, August, 18 2011
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Egypt's people, the people of Tahrir Square, have lost their fear of the government and the military
Bennis: Turkish Democracy Gives Rise to Turkish Power
Znet Article, July, 16 2011
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“An era has officially ended. The dictatorship of the elites has been destroyed”
Bennis: In Afghanistan Speech, Obama Offers Token Troop Withdrawals While Maintaining the "War on Terror” Mindset
Znet Article, June, 23 2011
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There is no strategy for Afghanistan
Bennis: A Few Thoughts on Obama's Middle East Speech
Znet Article, May, 20 2011
Phyllis Bennis
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Obama’s speech failed to match the extraordinary events of the Arab Spring
Bennis: Justice or Vengeance?
Znet Article, May, 02 2011
Phyllis Bennis
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This could have been a moment to replace vengeance with cooperation, replace war with justice
Bennis: Libyan Intervention Threatens the Arab Spring
Zmag Article, May, 01 2011
Phyllis Bennis
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Ignoring alternatives, NATO attack provokes oppression
Bennis: U.K. Sends Troops into Libya as International Coalition Expands Mission to Include Regime Change
Znet Article, April, 20 2011
Phyllis Bennis
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Solely in the military terms that we have seen this time around, we inevitably have the problem of consequences.
Bennis: Libya's Opposition Calls For A Ceasefire
Znet Article, April, 06 2011
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The UN Security Council resolution aimed at protecting civilians in Libya started with the call for "the immediate establishment of a ceasefire".
Bennis: Attack on Libya May Unleash a Long War
Commentary, March, 30 2011
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The United States and its allies launched the war against Libya on the eighth anniversary of the 2003 invasion of Iraq.
Bennis: On Libya: A Response to Juan Cole
Znet Article, March, 29 2011
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Many thanks, Juan, for your thoughtful article. I agree with a number of your points, but I come out with the opposite conclusion. Let me explain why, going thru some of the points in your piece.
Bennis: Libya Intervention Threatens The Arab Spring
Znet Article, March, 24 2011
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Despite its official UN-granted legality, the credibility of Western military action in Libya is rapidly dwindling.
Bennis: UN Declares War On Libya
Commentary, March, 20 2011
Phyllis Bennis
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Libya’s opposition movement faces a ruthless military assault.
Bennis: Don't "No-Fly" Libya
Commentary, March, 08 2011
Phyllis Bennis
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Today in Libya, civilians are being killed by a besieged and isolated dictator. Libyan warplanes have been used to attack civilians, although the vast majority of the violence has come from ground attacks.
Bennis: Libya And Beyond: What’s Next For Democracy?
Znet Article, February, 26 2011
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In Egypt, the relatively short-lived military crackdown by the hated security agencies and pro-regime thugs actually strengthened the opposition, reminding the millions in the streets exactly what they were protesting against.
