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Iraq: The Way Out

August 3, 2007

As Congress debates when and how to withdraw American troops from Iraq, the most critical question for every single member to answer is: What sort of Iraq will the United States leave behind? Having torn the country to pieces, destroyed its social order and brought millions of Iraqis to the point of utter despair through the Bush administration's tragic misadventure, America has a moral obligation to help the Iraqi people reconstitute their civil...

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Back to the Debate on Syria

July 16, 2007

For a number of years, I have been advocating the importance of constructively engaging Syria, not only to improve the prospects for a comprehensive Arab-Israeli peace, but to substantially contribute to the stability of the Middle East. With security co...

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There is also an arabic translation available: عودة إلى الجدل حول سوريــــا

Hamas' Bittersweet Victory

June 18, 2007

Thanks to Fatah's ineptitude and corruption, Israel's shortsightedness, and the Bush administration's misguided policies, Hamas is now in control of the Gaza strip, setting the stage for potentially ominous developments.


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There is also an arabic translation available: انتصار حماس الحلو - المــرّ

Forty Years of Deadly Delusions

June 5, 2007

Perhaps more than anything else, the fortieth anniversary of the 1967 Six Days War has shown a spotlight on the present crisis of leadership in the Middle East. Israel is now being led by a government paralyzed by self-inflicted wounds, a government that...

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There is also an arabic translation available: أربعون عاما من الأوهام القاتلـــــــــة

Who Really Cares About Iraq?

May 14, 2007

The recent conference on Iraq, held in Sharm el-Sheikh, and attended by more than 50 countries representing half of the world's population, seems at first glance to underscore the "great interest so many countries have displayed" over the futu...

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There is also an arabic translation available: من يكتــرث فعلاً للعــــــــــراق ؟

Will Olmert Rise or Fade Away?

May 1, 2007

However damning Judge Eliyaho Winograd's report may be regarding the Prime Minister's conduct of the second war in Lebanon, it would be far more damning and destructive for Israel if the political leaders seeking to replace Mr. Olmert lose sight ...

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There is also an arabic translation available: هل سيصعد أولمرت أم سيسقط

Israel's Call

March 27, 2007

The Israeli government should accept the Arab initiative because it has a solemn obligation to explore any possibility, however remote, to peacefully end the Arab-Israeli conflict. Israel can accept the Arab initiative in principle, and as long as it neg...

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There is also an arabic translation available: دعــوة إسـرائيـــل

Siezing on the Saudi Initiative

March 20, 2007

The flurry of activity surrounding the reintroduction of the Saudi initiative at the Arab League Summit in Riyadh in late March is entirely different from the atmosphere when it was originally adopted by the Arab states during their Beirut meeting five y...

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Ending the Iraq Strife

March 12, 2007

For the U.S. representative, during the regional conference held in Bagdad on March 10, to actually sit at the same table with the Iranian and Syrian delegates represents, in itself, an important development. The next such meeting, scheduled for early Ap...

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There is also an arabic translation available: إنهــــاء  نـزاع العــــــــــــــــــ&#

Syria Does Matter

February 20, 2007

Administration officials are increasingly talking about the wisdom of engaging with Syria to try to gain its support of and participation in efforts to stop the already chaotic situation in the Middle East from further deteriorating. Although it would ha...

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There is also an arabic translation available: لا غنىً عن سـوريــا

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