Rai al-Youm: Netanyahu’s anguish

By Abdel Bari Atwan. The US student protests against Israel’s genocide herald major change I have never seen Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu look so anguished as in the video he posted on ‘X’ on Thursday, in which he condemned the student protests in US universities, branded them anti-Semitic, likened them to 1930s Germany, and

Asharq Al-Awsat: Questions Regarding the Cultural Themes of War

By Hazem Saghieh. Last Sunday (7/4) the Israeli newspaper “Haaretz” published an investigative report by Judy Maltz, the newspaper’s Jewish World correspondent, entitled “Six Months On: How October 7 and the Gaza War Transformed Jews Across the Globe.” It traces how these two major events have reflected on the lives of Jewish individuals: 7 in

Consortium News: Hamas Before and After Oct. 7

By As’ad AbuKhalil. Hamas has been an important factor in Arab politics since its founding in 1987. It stirred controversy from the very beginning: many objected to its references to the repugnant Protocols of the Elders of Zion (the notorious antisemtic forgery) in the founding document, and it exhibited anti-Jewish sentiments — and even anti-Christian

Scoop Media: Zionist Distortion Of Religious Scriptures

By Jamal Kanj. Building on a prior article in the series, titled, Israel: A “Fairytale” history, this will explore the Zion-washing of non-historical religious texts like the Quranwhich Zionist Jews do not accept as trueto engender ignorance and kosher the ethnic cleansing of historical Palestine. First, the word “Hebrew” is not widely recognized to refer