Voting for Palestinian President
I left Amman very early to get to Ramallah for some work and a few interviews. My parents in law also wanted to[…]
Senator John Kerry tells me: “I really think I could have brought peace.â€
The invitation I received from the US embassy was very simple. You are invited to coffee with Senator John Kerry. I looked at[…]
Election elation
After years of gloom, Palestine woke up this week to a celebration never before witnessed. Huge signs of leading candidates to presidency have[…]
“It hurts when you don’t have moneyâ€
I start this day with a previously arranged meeting with the former Jordanian foreign minister Marwan Muasher who is now deputy prime minister[…]
Will Fateh become a political party?
Midway through an exclusive interview I had with Yasser Arafat in Tunis shortly before his return to Palestine, a year or so after[…]
U.S. role is main factor
Everyone in the Middle East is crossing their fingers these days, hoping that regional and international leaders will not blow yet another opportunity[…]
The West and the Arab World: The case of media
This is the BBC from London, Voice of America from Washington, Deutsche Welle from Germany, Monte Carlo Radio from France. According to Reuters,[…]
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Tuesday November 30th  2004 This week was scary and hard on the road. It began when I made a visit to some[…]
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March 14, 2004 Luxor, Egypt I have been invited to participated in a US-Arab media conference scheduled to take place in the southern[…]
‘Eye on Palestine’ tries to change the image of Palestinians
Television has been both a blessing and a curse for Palestinians. During the first Intifada, one can argue that it was a blessing.[…]