Thomas Friedman and His Mideast Blindspots
Nothing annoys me more about New York Times columnist Thomas Friedman than his tendency to scuttle his occasionally insightful commentary Continue reading
Nothing annoys me more about New York Times columnist Thomas Friedman than his tendency to scuttle his occasionally insightful commentary Continue reading
In the Mideast, only one thing is ever certain. Expect the unexpected. The smallest incident can flare up overnight and Continue reading
by Sharmine Narwani After a year of grandiose declarations on Mideast peace prospects and a gazillion trips to the region Continue reading
by Sharmine Narwani Another war is looming in the Middle East, say the pundits. It is hard to ignore the Continue reading
A Jewish woman, deriding protesters at a UK rally on Sunday in support of charging former Israeli Foreign Minister Tzipi Continue reading
Hard as I try, my mouth is fixed in an unattractive gape — unable, it seems, to correct itself. New Continue reading
In early August and late October, I met with Hamas’ Usama Hamdan and Hezbollah’s Ammar Mousawi, chiefs of their respective Continue reading
Almost a week after the UN General Assembly speeches by various heads of state, where one statement after another was Continue reading