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The battle for indie radio
Jesse Walker
After seven years of bitter infighting, the dissidents have retaken control of Pacifica, the venerable left-wing radio network. Now comes the hard part.
It’s time for him to go
Robert Scheer
After squandering a series of opportunities for peace, it's time for Yasser Arafat to step aside.
COINTELPRO’s overdue return
David Horowitz
The new FBI will be able to investigate Americans who pose a threat to national security -- and that's a good thing.
Can the Palestinian Authority clean up its act?
Ferry Biedermann
Arafat calls for elections and promises to reform his corrupt regime -- but dispirited Palestinians have no faith things will change.
Anti-Semitism and the left, Jews and the right
Salon Staff
Readers respond to Dennis Fox and Michelle Goldberg.
The shame of the pro-Palestinian left
Dennis Fox
Ignorance and anti-Semitism are undercutting the moral legitimacy of Israel's critics.
The “moderate” Bulldozer
Aluf Benn
The Likud vote rejecting Palestinian statehood allows Ariel Sharon to present himself as a centrist -- an image his staunch ally George Bush is happy to affirm.
Bush supports creation of Palestine
Barry Schweid
Inside the Church of the Nativity
Douglas Cruickshank
An American activist who snuck past Israeli troops to deliver food says there's plenty of illness, very little food and absolutely no militants hiding inside.
The case for the wall
Samuel G. Freedman
A security buffer between Israel and Palestine would force Israel to abandon far-flung settlements, and Palestinians to see that terror doomed their chance for a prosperous, peaceful state.
How angry are the Saudis?
Eric Boehlert
After leaked threats to "use the oil weapon" and blunt talk at a Texas summit, a Mideast expert helps untangle diplomatic appearance and reality.
Saving Arafat, again
Asla Aydintasbas
Time after time, Israel and the U.S. have made sure that the Palestinian leader survives the corruption of his regime, the doubts of his henchmen, and the anger of his people.
Hezbollah: Lebanon’s paper tiger
Paul Wachter
Despite recent attacks, the militant group that drove Israel out of Lebanon is not likely to launch a full-scale attack from the north.
Her father’s keeper
Suzy Hansen
Laura Blumenfeld, author of "Revenge: A Story of Hope," talks about tracking down the Palestinian who shot her father.
The monster in Egypt’s box
Issandr El Amrani
Egyptian authorities are masters at containing protests -- but street rage at Israel and the U.S. may surge out of control.
The Palestinians’ true cause
David Horowitz
The Mideast blood bath is not about land -- it's about religion. The Israelis' great crime? They're Jews.
Anger and grief, from Ramallah to San Francisco
Janelle Brown
Palestinian corner stores are like mini-embassies in many cities, dispensing goodwill along with groceries. But in the wake of Sharon's assault, expatriates are mainly peddling fury.
Bush’s foreign policy catastrophe
Gary Kamiya
The bumbling and arrogance of the administration has made the Middle East -- and the world -- a more dangerous place.
Betraying Afghanistan, again
Anthony York
"Taliban" author Ahmed Rashid says the Bush administration is risking the success of its war on terror by scheming against Iraq's Saddam Hussein while Afghanistan is still in ruins.
Amid chaos, an olive branch
Paul Wachter
The Arab summit meeting in Beirut opens in disarray, as Palestinians pull out and key American allies snub the event -- but the Saudi peace plan offers a ray of hope.
Bush’s Middle East Band-Aid
Aluf Benn
Israeli politicians and analysts say that the U.S.'s sudden involvement is cosmetic and only designed to pave the way for an attack on Iraq.
“Jerusalem Calling” by Joel Schalit
Suzy Hansen
A disillusioned young Israeli living in the U.S. warns the American left that it's too reluctant to criticize religious fundamentalists -- including George Bush.
When in doubt, nuke ’em
Robert Scheer
The Pentagon's secret plan to fight terror with nuclear weapons shows just how dangerous this administration is.
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