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Revolutionary Middle East Change
by Stephen Lendman Democratic Middle East birth pangs may have legs enough to spread regionally, including in Occupied Palestine. Officially launched in Cairo in 1959, the General Union of Palestinian Students (GUPS) offers hope, driven by a commitment… more »
Liberating the American People
Gilad Atzmon Burning rage ... protester stands on blazing Cairo streetIn his latest Newsweek article Stephen Kinzer wonders who America is betting on to counter the popular rising forces in the Middle East : “The same friends it has been betting on for… more »
Deadbeats Bush and Gingrich Say "States Better Off Bankrupt"
Michael Collins Not if a state owes you money! Jeb Bush and Newt Gingrich just published an OpEd in the Los Angeles Times arguing that states would be wise to consider filing bankruptcy to relieve their financial troubles. They cite three states,… more »
US Ambassador’s bid to get Falk sacked from UN opens a can of worms
Stuart Littlewood Mention Richard Falk and you think of an honourable man who cares deeply about injustice, particularly the trampled rights of Palestinians under the evil jackboot. Mention Susan Rice, US Ambassador to the United Nations, and what comes… more »
Rise People Rise – The Global Revolution is Upon Us! - Video
Ken O'Keefe The Global Revolution - Egypt I have for many years lived with the knowledge that we, the masses, the working class, the poor, the white, the black, the brown, the immigrants, the Christians, the Muslims, the atheists, the… more »
Palestine Looks Abroad for Rational Understanding
Mahboob A. Khawaja, Ph.D. “What one misses in Arab and Palestinian culture is a moral and intellectual standard by which truth and falsehood can be distinguished and according to which intellectuals act regardless of profit or patronage.” “We… more »
Hezbollah is the New Government of Lebanon. Now What?
FRANKLIN LAMB Beirut This observer tends to get a haircut about every four months whether I need it or not. But this morning I got more than a trim from my Hezbollah friend and barber, Abass, named after Abass ibn Ali, the brother of Hussein, both… more »
Middle East Intifadas
by Stephen Lendman Initially in Tunisia, popular revolt spread regionally across North Africa and the Middle East, erupting in Algeria, Jordan, Egypt and Yemen. On January 27, Al Jazeera reported revolutionary fervor in Egypt, saying: "On Thursday,… more »
The Great Dictator: Heil Hynckel
By Katherine Smith, PhD The Turner Classic Movie schedule for December featured The Great Dictator, Charlie Chaplin's first talking picture. The classic 1940 film was released one year before the U.S. abandoned its policy of neutrality and entered… more »
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”Israel” and despotic Arab regimes shake as revolution sweeps through the Middle East
Salim Nazzal Either we live in dignity or die in dignity - A young Arab blogger Palestinian scholar Azmi Bshara recently wrote that the whole Arab region is heading quickly towards “Tunisization;” a new term used by Arabs these days to refer to the folk… more »
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