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Monday, September 26, 2011

Israel, Palestine and The World A Moment of Truth

Palestinian President Mahmoud Abbas defied all odds and officially requested the United Nations recognition of Palestine as an independent member state.

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Monday, September 19, 2011

Support Ask 5 for 5

Guest Blogger: Sarah Lenssen from #Ask5for5

Family photos by Mike Fiechtner Photography

Thank you Octavia Nasr and nearly 150 other bloggers from around the world for allowing me to share a story with you today, during Social Media Week.

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Labels: Ask 5 for 5, Guest Blog

Sunday, September 18, 2011

Palestine's Revolution

While Arab leaders scramble to keep their populations away from the revolution and uprising fever that has hit the region, the Palestinian leadership is leading its people into a different kind of revolt. It is armed with diplomacy and a focused intent to apply for full United Nations membership this week despite outcries and protests by some of the world’s most vocal powers.

Israel Has No Choice

An Israeli Air Force plane had to fly to Cairo to evacuate the Israeli ambassador along with his family and staff. This came after angry Egyptians attacked the embassy in Giza and were even able to break in. The embassy has been the scene of large protests in the past month but this one by far is the most violent and the real game-changer.

Labels: Analysis, Arab Spring, Egypt, Israel, Middle East, Palestine, Turkey

Sunday, September 4, 2011

An-Nahar Newspaper: Dogs bark, but the caravan moves on!

First they called him a “Muslim” as if that makes him less relevant, less efficient, or lesser than other presidential hopefuls. Over time, they called him names, challenged his experience, drew him as a monkey, underestimated his intelligence and charisma, they wished him ill, some even called for his assassination. In their latest episode of bankrupt attempts to embarrass Barack Obama, the GOP questioned his place of birth and now his school achievement records.

Only those born in the U.S. are eligible to hold the executive office.

Labels: An-Nahar Newspaper

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