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Just published The Canadian Charger
May 17, 2011
A New Egypt, Dr. Mohamed Elmasry, with an eyewitness DVD
Syria: The crisis continuesBassel Oudat
May 17, 2011
(Damascus) It seems that the Syrian authorities still believe that a security based solution offers the best chance of ending the wave of protests that has hit the country over the past two months, becoming apparent when tanks raided other Syrian towns and cities besides Daraa in the south, which throughout has been the cradle of the protests.
Netanyahu rebranding IsraelAlan Hart
May 17, 2011
Israeli Prime Minister Netanyahu, a master of Zionist double-speak and deception, is about to undertake the most important assignment of his life.
May 15: Remembering the Palestinian NakbaGary Keenan
May 17, 2011
At least 300,000 essentially defenseless Palestinians were evicted from their homes and properties by Jewish forces and forced to abandon their other assets and personal possessions during the just over five months between passage of the UN General Assembly's Partition Plan (Resolution 181, 29 November 1947) and the declaration of the state of Israel on 14 May 1948, effective May 15. (Charles D. Smith, Palestine and the Arab-Israeli Conflict, St. Martin's Press, New York, 1988, p. 145) This was accomplished through force of arms, intimidation and acts of terror, including rape and several massacres.
Israel's futureJ.J. Goldberg
May 17, 2011
It probably won't surprise you to hear that the leaders of Israel's security establishment, the people who’ve led the fight against the state's enemies for decades, are more frightened now than they've been in a long time. You might be shocked, though, to hear what's got them in a panic.
Why do we need independent media?The Canadian Charger
May 16, 2011
"We are going to impose an agenda on coverage by dealing with issues and subjects that we choose to deal with," said Richard M. Cohn, ex-senior producer of CBS political news. This is the sad reality of the Canadian media today. What can we Canadians do about it?
Middle East: What peace process?The Canadian Charger
May 16, 2011
The Cairo's unity agreement between Hamas and Fatah has caused consternation in the Israeli government. It was already upset by the announcement that Egypt would open its border with Gaza, thus ending Gaza's isolation and Israel's ability to control what products and who can enter and leave.
Why Irshad Manji, not Tawakkol Karman is media darlingProf. Dr. Mohamed Elmasry
May 16, 2011
For the last 10 years women in Islam and their status in Muslim countries were two popular topics in Western media. Muslim women, like Irshad Manji and Ayaan Ali, have become media darlings because they wrote books smearing their religion, and called for the "liberation" of Muslim women. But when revolutionary Muslim women like Asmaa Mahfouz and Tawakkol Karman, an Egyptian and a Yemeni, recently made history by leading their countries towards dignity, democracy, liberty and social justice, both were ignored by the Western media.
Geert Wilders: Don't let the blissfully ignorant into my countryHassan Ibrahim
May 16, 2011
How do you deal with an ignorant bully? Well, when we were young and on the schoolyard we were told to ignore the bully and walk away.
Syria: Has the tide turned in favour of Assad?Franklin Lamb
May 16, 2011
(Damascus) As many of us observe the great Arab and Islamic awakening of 2011 in stunned amazement, as it rapidly spreads across the region, this observer agrees with those who declare, "well it's about time-Godspeed to the rebels and goodbye to the despots."

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