Daoud Kuttab, former Professor of Journalism at Princeton University, is General Manager of the Community Media Network in Amman.
Daoud Kuttab, former Professor of Journalism at Princeton University, is General Manager of the Community Media Network in Amman.
RAMALLAH – Nowhere are the grievances that perpetuate violence and war more evident than they are in Palestine today. But the world’s politi…
RAMALLAH – On September 13, 1993, Shimon Peres and Mahmoud Abbas met on the South Lawn of the White House to sign the Israel-PLO Declaration…
AMMAN – The behavior of Jordan’s Royal Court in the days following the official announcement of the victory of the Muslim Brotherhood’s Moha…
RAMALLAH – The idea of Palestine becoming a permanent member of the United Nations originated, say Palestinians, with none other than US Pre…
AMMAN – Without much fanfare, the past few months have seen no anti-American demonstrations and no burning of American flags across the Arab…
RAMALLAH – The United States should stop pushing for the resumption of the Palestinian-Israeli peace process. Doing so might be the best way…
RAMALLAH – Direct talks between Palestinian and Israeli leaders are the most obvious way to achieve peace in the Middle East conflict. But h…
RAMALLAH – Something is happening with the Middle East conflict, but it is hard to say what. A breakthrough appears to be at hand, though al…
RAMALLAH – Palestinians and Israelis have different and possibly contradictory expectations from the indirect negotiations that the United S…
RAMALLAH – A political leader’s decision not to seek re-election usually triggers fervent discussion about potential heirs. Yet, President M…
The Case for Palestine
Ismail OURAICH: Here is comment on a previous article, and which points out to the main problem to be resolved if to reach a permanent solution. This comment was in reaction to a comment by Avraam Dectis, which I cop…
The Case for Palestine
Cher Calusa: I agree that bilateral agreements or statehood for Palestine will not put an end to strife in the Middle East. There are still too many loose ends in Palestine. During the recent bombings the world sh…