Intifada Palestine

Mohamed Khodre
So, America, who’s the boss? Who else on this planet can slap and humiliate the President of the United States and still be received with a royal welcome in the White House, Congress, and by the Jewish Media?

Mikail Jubran
Israel’s intimidation prompted the U.S. to veto the recent United Nation’s Security Council resolution condemning Israeli settlements, and underscored the hypocrisy of U.S. Middle East policy.

Stephen J. Sniegoski
The neocons maintained that it was the removal of not only Saddam, but most “non-democratic” regimes in the Middle East, which was necessary to bring about a peaceful settlement of the Palestinian issue. However, the “peace” the neocons had in mind was one dictated by Israel.

by Stephen M. Walt
Unnamed Obama administration source describing senior White House aide Dennis Ross as being “far more sensitive to Netanyahu’s coalition politics than to U.S. interests.

Share   By Adel Safty,  Special to Gulf News In his book The Audacity of Hope, US President Barack Obama argued that the fundamental task of politics was to reflect common good. He seems audacious enough to apply the same principle to the US peace-making endeavour in the Middle East.  In his much anticipated speech from [...]