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- Thursday, Mar 07, 2013
ZNet Article The militants are no more likely to surrender their weapons, their only means of self-defence, than Assad is to leave office -
- Tuesday, Jan 01, 2013
ZNet Article The peacemakers in Syria are discovering what Zweig did almost a century ago: bugles and drums drown calls to sanity -
- Friday, Dec 07, 2012
ZNet Article An estimated 40,000 Syrians have paid with their lives, and another two million are displaced, of whom 400,000 have fled over the borders to wait out the war as refugees -
- Wednesday, Sep 19, 2012
ZNet Article When the rebellion's foreign patrons discuss Syria's fate, their own interests will inevitably prevail - as Britain's and France's did in 1920 -
- Saturday, Aug 04, 2012
ZNet Article The choice confronting the world is not between the Assad regime and the opposition, but between two oppositions -
- Sunday, Dec 04, 2011
ZNet Article Review of The Greater Journey: Americans In Paris -
- Sunday, Aug 28, 2011
ZNet Article As rebuilding begins, advisers and contractors from the facilitating countries – Britain, France and the United States – will expect payback -
- Friday, Aug 06, 2010
ZNet Article My old friend Norman Finkelstein has just written a foreword to a new edition of his first-rate book on the Gaza Strip, This Time We Went Too Far, in which he shares his fears of another Israeli war in Lebanon. -
- Friday, Jul 06, 2007
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Alan Johnston told a press conference after his release yesterday morning, "They did threaten my... -
- Saturday, Jun 09, 2007
ZNet Article What Luttwak didn't say -
- Saturday, Nov 25, 2006
ZNet Article Everyone in Lebanon knows someone who has been assassinated. We also know people who may soon be assassinated. Israel wants to murder the Hizballah leader, Sayyed Hassan Nasrallah--just as it killed his predecessor with his wife and son in 1992. ... -
- Wednesday, Dec 14, 2005
Commentary "Everyone has the right to freedom of opinion and expression; this right includes freedom to hold opinions without interference and to seek, receive and impart information and ideas through any media and regardless of frontiers." -
- Tuesday, Mar 01, 2005
Commentary When Syria's young president, Bashar Assad, contemplates the forces ranged against him, he may recall that his father faced greater odds and won. -
- Thursday, Jun 10, 2004
Commentary On the videotape, the American hostage stands in front of a flag with Arabic writing on it. His appearance is of a man in shock. He speaks. "I hope to return home one day, and I want my family to know that these people are taking care of me, and p... -
- Thursday, Jun 19, 2003
Commentary People cheered when the United States Marines marched into the capital. At last, someone would restore order, remove the thugs and murderers from the streets and force an end to the chaos. Then a new government arrested and tortured dissidents. Th... -
- Saturday, Apr 26, 2003
ZNet Article People cheered when the US marines marched into the capital. At last someone would restore order, remove the thugs and murderers from the streets, and force an end to the chaos. Then a new government arrested and tortured dissidents. The US ordere... -
- Wednesday, Oct 09, 2002
ZNet Article "There is a dry wind blowing through the East, and the parched grasses wait the spark." John Buchan, Greenmantle (1916)
As Lloyd George's wartime Director of Information, John Buchan urged Britain to support an incomprehensible Eastern war with t... -
- Thursday, Jul 18, 2002
Commentary One place to look for the "new and different Palestinian leadership" that President George Bush demanded last Monday, is Petach Tikva Prison near Tel Aviv. In the solitary confinement of his cell, Marwan Barghouthi has been charged with terrorist ... -
- Tuesday, Jun 25, 2002
ZNet Article Paris. Voices in Israel, now backed with the forceful intervention of President George Bush, are demanding that Israeli Prime Minister Ariel Sh... -
- Wednesday, Jun 12, 2002
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- Wednesday, May 15, 2002
ZNet Article The old fox escaped the hencoop again. For almost two weeks, Yasser Arafat has paraded through the ravaged streets of the West Bank as if he had won Palestine's war of independence. It was like old times, with Sharon squeezing him, then letting hi... -
- Monday, Apr 15, 2002
ZNet Article Paris. The return of Secretary of State Colin Powell to Israel has revived language that, until now, the Bush administration has avoided: peace process, peace partner and the other words that implied America would intervene in negotiations. The Un... -
- Sunday, Feb 17, 2002
Commentary The first thing they do is cover your eyes. They make you strip to make sure you're not carrying anything. They replace your clothes with uniforms that are not clothes at all. They chain you by hand and foot. They drag you away and leave you on yo... -
- Tuesday, Jan 29, 2002
ZNet Article The first thing they do is cover your eyes. They make you strip to make sure you're not carrying anything. They replace your clothes with uniforms that are not clothes at all. They chain you by hand and foot. They drag you away and leave you on yo... -
- Sunday, Dec 16, 2001
Commentary Another Palestinian has killed himself in Jerusalem. He was walking towards the David Citadel Hotel in King David Street, where two Israeli ministers were staying. The minister of public security, Uzi Landau, and the religious affairs minister, As... -
- Thursday, Mar 22, 2001
Commentary IN 1984 I filed a report to ABC News on Israeli death squads in south Lebanon that was never broadcast. My camera crew and I had spent a week travelling the roads of south Lebanon in the tracks of plainclothes assassins whom United Nations sold... -
- Friday, Nov 24, 2000
Commentary Most afternoons, the boys head from their schools down to the edge of town where Israeli tanks and soldiers are standing by to watch unarmed children wage war. A wide road heads from the center of Ramallah downhill towards a hotel, the City Inn, w... -
- Sunday, Aug 01, 1999
Commentary The London media world is under fire and taking shelter. Prime Minister Tony Blair's head flack, Alistair Campbell, has challenged the patriotism of the British press. It's as if Sid Blumenthal had questioned the loyalty under fire of the New York... -
- Sunday, Jun 13, 1999
Commentary Diana is dead. Tony lives. Miracles have begun. The first on record comes, as so often with the Bible and Lives of the Saints, in the form of a cure. -
- Friday, Apr 02, 1999
Commentary The war against Slobodan Milosevic was clearly lost when the London papers ran a front-page photograph of Defence Secretary George Robertson in Italy aboard a warplane. - All Most Recent Content
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