Issue No. 930
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White phosphorous but no flag
The Palestinians refuse to succumb to defeat in the face of flagrant Israeli war crimes. Saleh Al-Naami reports from Gaza Egypt slams summit
Dina Ezzat seeks answers as to why Egypt opposes Qatar's move for an emergency Arab summit on Gaza Bar tactics
Sunday's elections at the Bar Association could yet be postponed, reports Mona El-Nahhas Shoe waving and clamour
Events in Gaza precipitate an ill-tempered week of exchanges in the People's Assembly, writes Gamal Essam El-Din Anger explodes
Egypt's streets are unlikely to calm down before Israel halts its air strikes on Gaza, reports Reem Leila Need to heal
In Rafah, Gamal Mubarak tells Assem El-Kersh that Israel's military might will not guarantee its security  Families targeted
Israel is using weapons of mass destruction to take out ordinary families in Gaza, reports Saleh Al-Naami Abbas in limbo
Ramallah's silence on Israel's campaign of slaughter in Gaza is turning back on Fatah with a vengeance, writes Khaled Amayreh A message of defiance
Syrian support of Hamas in its current confrontation with Israel is showing no sign of faltering, as Damascus made clear to a succession of high-level visitors, reports Bassel Oudat from Damascus Same mettle
Intentionally or not, Hamas and Hizbullah are speaking a similar discourse. Sherine Bahaa reviews their rhetoric The ruling before last
Amr Kamal Hamouda examines the latest chapter in the saga of gas exports to Israel Summit on thorns
The Arab Economic Summit is set to be held next week despite Israel's aggression on Gaza, Niveen Wahish looks at the agenda and sounds out expectations Food matters
Nader Noureddine Mohamed argues that food shortages should take centre-stage at the upcoming Arab Economic Summit  Shake-up South Africa
Wobbling woefully, South Africa's ruling ANC is struggling against a crisis worse than a coup, writes Gamal Nkrumah One long fall
For most Pakistanis 2008 went from bad to worse, writes Graham Usher in Islamabad Restoring beauty
The heart of Cairo is being promised a much-needed restoration campaign, Amira El-Noshokaty talks to the man who is in charge of making the city look its best  Art appeal
Prominent artist Hamed Owias argues that art could defy violence and unfairness. Dina Ezzat hears him out Full steam ahead
By winning the famed derby, Ahli continued their relentless drive towards the top of the football league, Ahmed Morsy reports |
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Smoke billows from the Gaza Strip following an Israeli air strike...
The Egyptian paradox in Gaza
Egypt is under fire, and Gaza has become a nightmare, but such problems and more have been faced before successfully, writes Abdel-Moneim Said New Middle East indeed
Contrary to criminal US-Israeli plans, the new Middle East emerging is one of the triumphs of Arab resistance, writes Ramzy Baroud Awaiting Obama
Turning around the legacy of Bush in the Middle East region will be an uphill if necessary struggle for the incoming US president, writes El-Sayed Amin Shalabi Hear the rumble?
In attacking Gaza Israel upset the regional equilibrium. The results are likely to be momentous, writes Hassan Nafaa In Focus: Unfinished business
Galal Nassar examines the timing of Israel's assault against Gaza Zionist propaganda machine
Israel fights its media wars as disproportionately as it fights its real wars, writes James Zogby Time to pick
Setting aside all personal grievances, it is time that the Palestinians, once and for all, pick a path, be it peaceful negotiations or armed resistance, writes Amr Hamzawy Israel's Gaza myths
The media continues to parrot Israel-friendly half-truths about Gaza, writes Jonathan Cook in Nazareth Salama A Salama: Engagement moment |
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