Opinion

By Robert Fantina An apparent rise in anti-Semitism is being commented on throughout parts of Europe. This isn’t terribly surprising, since talking heads seem to be falling all over themselves …

By Nour Qudeimat Palestinian Literature and Colonial/ Post-colonial courses during my 4 years of studying English Literature, were always demanding us to “define home.” To decide whether it was represented …

By Ruth Tenne The joint statement by 30 international aid agencies (26 February 2015), clearly indicates the level of frustration with the lack of progress made in Gaza in the …

By Dr. Shaher Awawdeh In his well-known novel “A Tale of Two Cities”, Charles Dickens skillfully describes the prevalence of injustice, oppression and brutality that shaped an important episode of …

By Khalid Amayreh When President Obama spoke at last week’s White House Conference on terrorism, he actually regurgitated the same platitudes that we have been hearing from American officials time …

by Catherine Shakdam/MintPress News Amid growing concern that radicalism is gaining ground against Western democracies, media, politicians and scholars have increasingly moved to focus their narratives on the notion that …

by Gwynne Dyer Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu has finally given his much ballyhooed speech to the U.S. Congress, and the heavens haven’t fallen. He issued the same bloodcurdling warning …

Israeli ultranationalists instrumentally compare Palestinians to the Islamic State, in order to create a strategy of terror and tension driving voters to vote them during the elections that will be …

By Ruth Tenne The Editorial of the liberal Israeli newspaper-Haaretz- had recently expressed growing concern over the economic boycott of Israel: “Concern over a possible international economic boycott of Israel …

By Ruth Tenne The continued wave of uprising against dictatorial regimes in Arab counties calls for a fresh thinking by the global Palestine solidarity movement. The UK Palestine Solidarity Campaign (PSC) …