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Author Archives: Nasser Ali Khasawneh
The monarchical democracy of Lebanon: excerpt
Where else in the Arab world is there an election that will actually produce the government of the land?
Gaza: how Israel killed the spirit of peace
Apparently, Olmert and his generals were not acting against the Palestinian people. According to Olmert, they were actually saving the Palestinians from Hamas!
In Lebanon and beyond: could the Arab League be on the verge of resurgence?
It is difficult to blame the Arabs for deriding their league. The seeming impotence of the Arab League in the face of adversity is quite legendary.
The Mindless Menace of Violence in the Muslim World
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One more act of senseless violence greets us in the Muslim world this week. One more suicide bomber or assassin, or whatever we can call them these days, kills others and himself in a moment of premeditated madness.
The assassination of Benazir Bhutto is tragic. There can be no doubt about that. But [...]
Living is in the Way We Die
Our columnist reacts to the execution of Saddam Hussein.
Notes from Amman Surgical Hospital– November 9, 2005
Our columnist was in Amman on the night of the bombings. He records his observations from one of the hospitals that dealt with the dead and the injured.
Arbitration & mediation in the Arab world: an excerpt