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Between Gaza and the White House

May 6, 2017 // Al-Khaleej - U.A.E. - Arabic

American policy ... has bet on successive U.S. administrations and now Trump to solve the problem, despite their blatant bias toward the enemy.

The Trump Deal in Trouble

April 10, 2017 // Al-Khaleej - U.A.E. - Arabic

Inertia means stability and lack of movement. But sometimes things move very quickly, and do so repeatedly so as to seem rigid to the lazy eye. For example, the Palestinian situation seems frozen, although it has been moving with great speed. It has gone down a virtual black hole, which swallows it in a deliberate [Read more]

Trump and Obama’s Advice

January 27, 2017 // Al-Khaleej - U.A.E. - Arabic

At the farewell press conference on his eve of his departure from the White House, Barack Obama offered a range of advice and recommendations for his successor, Donald Trump. He concentrated on foreign policy, with the Middle East in particular. Though he put forth his best efforts to advise the next team during the [Read more]

Trump and the Elephant Herd

November 11, 2016 // Al-Khaleej - U.A.E. - Arabic

Everyone expected that the Democratic presidential candidate, Hillary Clinton, would beat the Republican presidential candidate, Donald Trump, in a landslide victory to become the 45th president, opening a new chapter in American history. What happened shook the world and had global repercussions. Trump, who attempted [Read more]

What’s Going On in America?

October 26, 2016 // Al-Khaleej - U.A.E. - Arabic

Year after year, the fallout in the United States garners world attention. The U.S. presidential election is no longer an internal affair; it is substantiating the world’s opinion that the U.S. has become a prevailing source of evil throughout the world. Ultimately, its effects will expand and affect all five [Read more]

The Justified Rebellion Against America and the West

August 18, 2016 // Al-Khaleej - U.A.E. - Arabic

Wherever you go in the Arab world, you hear criticism of America and the West. I can assure you that over the last few years, I have not met an Arab who didn’t blame the West for its inability to not meddle in the internal affairs of other countries or regions in general. I cannot say that I’m surprised, but the [Read more]
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