Nir Boms is the co-Founder of CyberDissidents.org
Old wars in a new Middle East
It is a new Middle East, but when it comes to the acceptance of the other, it is still very much the old
- 21 November 2012
Abbas is right - Education can incite
Mahmoud Abbas is right - education can incite. In which case, he may want to take a closer look at what Palestinian children are learning in their classrooms
- 17 October 2012
First they'll take Khartoum, then they'll take Berlin
The people of Sudan and Syria are still waiting for an American response
- 2 October 2012
Syria, a day before tomorrow
Three scenarios appear plausible for Syria's future: agreed transition; segregation; or disintegration. It is imperative that friends of Syria help Syrians create a scenario they can live with
- 3 August 2012
Books, incitement and incitement reports
Although the Israeli Ministry of Education should continue to re-evaluate and improve the books it approves, claiming incitement where there is none, is really a form of incitement in itself
- 11 June 2012
Bosnia, Syria and the UN – a lesson from history
Perhaps, two decades after failing his mission in Bosnia, Kofi Annan is now more aware of what needs to be done to bring about peace in Syria. Let's hope so
- 19 April 2012
- Major incident in South London with reports of shootings and a beheading
- Saudi Arabia beheads Yemenis, displays corpses in public
- Swastika flag flies over Palestinian village
- VIDEO: BBC presenter slapped down over question of Farage's drinking and smoking habits
- MPAC Woolwich response betrays British Muslims
- NY Democrat pleads with Republican not to share document proposing confiscation of guns
- Sunday Times blood libel cartoon, on Holocaust Memorial Day no less
- Palestinian jailed for Facebook like
- 'Muslim Patrol' vigilantes attempt to control London streets
- Saudi cleric who raped and killed daughter receives small fine
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