Gaza: Laboratory for the Power-Hungry
The bloodshed in Gaza was a testing ground for dangerous hypotheses about far greater global political issues.
The bloodshed in Gaza was a testing ground for dangerous hypotheses about far greater global political issues.
President-elect Barack Obama has pledged to restore America’s image in the world. He should start by elevating peace and justice in the Middle East over war and occupation.
Gwen Ifill talks to Phyllis Bennis and Joseph Nye about approaches to foreign policy in the new administration.
Richard Falk, the UN Special Rapporteur for Human Rights in the Occupied Territories, wasn’t allowed into Israel on a recent trip. That action fits a pattern of Israeli efforts to hide the human consequences of the siege of Gaza and of the escalating settlement expansion in the West Bank.
Syria learned yet again with the recent helicopter attack, when it comes to relations with Washington, no good deed goes unpunished.
A convergence of interests in the region provide a golden opportunity for the United States to reverse its policy and help bring peace to the Middle East.
In his recent AIPAC speech, Barack Obama veers right.
UFPJ Talking Points #58: The U.S. is losing but the winners are unclear.
In our special Memorial Day edition, World Beat is publishing an obituary for Diplomacy, which died prematurely last week after an extended illness.
Mayor Daley’s questioning of Iran’s attacking Israel conveniently ignores the larger point of the Chicago City Council resolution.
The existing nuclear power in the Middle East is not Iran but Israel.
The Middle East is plagued with multiple crises, including the plight of Iraqi refugees. A war on Iran would make things worse.
As George W. Bush’s administration enters its last year in office, the danger of a U.S. military attack on Iran looms.
As George W. Bush’s administration enters its last year in office, the danger of a U.S. military attack on Iran looms.
Stephen Zunes tells you the real story behind the president’s latest speech.