New Israeli government makes no pretense of peace
By Daoud Kuttab For the first time in 20Â years, an Israeli government will be sworn in without a mention or plan of resolving[…]
‘Public service broadcasting should not be run by government’
Following appeared in the Jordan Times newspaper By Daoud Kuttab The caller on the phone, a close friend, was frantic. “They are going[…]
Why the Muslim Brotherhood Isn’t Going Away Anytime Soon
By Daoud Kuttab AMMAN — In the end they withdrew their call for a demonstration. The Muslim Brotherhood in Jordan wereplanning to celebrate[…]
The switch to digital television faces bumpy road in Palestine
By Daoud Kuttab For most Palestinians, July 17, 2015, means very little. But for those who have long been working toward the migration of all Palestinian TV[…]
After 15 years some Palestinian doctors now drive into Israel
By Daoud Kuttab The news report was short, but was broadcast widely in the Palestinian and Arab media. Social media platforms have been buzzing as well. After 15[…]
Muslim Brotherhood’s choices
Following appeared in the Jordan Times newspaper By Daoud Kuttab The Muslim Brotherhood in Jordan is planning to celebrate its 70th anniversary on[…]
WHY DO PEOPLE GO TO WAR?
By Daoud Kuttab is may be an existential question, but why, indeed, do people go to war? One reason people and nations go[…]
THERE CAN BE NO PEACE WITHOUT AN END TO OCCUPATION
By Daoud Kuttab Out of nowhere this week, two prominent individuals came out in support of the two-state solution as the best way to[…]
Palestine should not be collateral damage of Iran deal
By Daoud Kuttab An important question has yet to be answered. Will Arabs and especially Palestinians be the biggest losers in the game[…]
UNESCO resolutions raise Palestinian hopes
By Daoud Kuttab The United Nations Education Science and Cultural Organization (UNESCO) has finally produced resolutions “with teeth.” Elias Sanbar, the permanent Palestinian[…]