Hebron radio stations closed for ‘exercising incitement’
By Daoud Kuttab During November, the Israeli army confiscated broadcasting equipment and closed three Palestinian radio stations in the Hebron area. While the unprecedented[…]
What’s the difference between habbeh and intifada?
By Daoud Kuttab Palestinians and Arabs are still unsure about what to call the protest activities that began on the eve of the[…]
Religion should not be used to fight radicalism
By Daoud Kuttab In fighting the scourge of radicalism and religious fundamentalism, one of the strategies is to use religion. Proponents of this[…]
Senior Palestinian official refuses to give up on peace process
By Daoud Kuttab Senior Palestinian leader Maj. Gen. Jibril Rajoub told Al-Monitor on Nov. 13 that the Fatah Central Committee and other factions[…]
Jerusalem and Hebron: A tale of two cities
By Daoud Kuttab The story of the Palestinian uprising that began Sept. 13 with protests against Israeli intrusions at the Al-Aqsa Mosque compound on the Jewish New Year[…]
Palestinians divided over future of jailed Fatah leader
By Daoud Kuttab While violence in the occupied Palestinian territories continues to spiral in an unclear direction without an end in sight, a familiar name[…]
Resorting again to detaining journalists
  By Daoud Kuttab The government, which has made slow but important progress in guaranteeing media freedoms, took a turn backwards. The attorney[…]
How to apply the lessons from protecting Hebron to Jerusalem
By Daoud Kuttab As the violence in the occupied territories that began with clashes on the Jewish New Year, Sept. 13, is escalating,[…]
How to bring peace to Israel
By Daoud Kuttab Knesset member and Palestinian firebrand Ahmad Tibi has reiterated that the current wave of violence is a reflection of anger and despair[…]
Stateless residents
By Daoud Kuttab When Israeli troops occupied the West Bank’s main city, Jerusalem, in June 1967, a thriving population was already living there.[…]