How Palestinians Can Engage the West
By Daoud Kuttab Anyone following the Palestinian struggle for liberation understands that the only path to success today is through a concerted, holistic,[…]
Analysis: Is Israel’s permit policy political, or economic?
By Daoud Kuttab After years of travel restrictions, Israel last month opened up its borders to many (not all, of course) Palestinians from[…]
Romney’s ‘Culture’ War Comes to Mideast
By Daoud Kuttab The presumptive Republican nominee for U.S. president, Mitt Romney, gave himself the authority to declare a cultural war in West[…]
The Return of the PLO
By Daoud Kuttab The past two and a half decades witnessed the slow death of the Palestine Liberation Organization. The PLO, established in[…]
Fayyad’s Election Initiative
By Daoud Kuttab The belief in Palestine is that the office of the president is responsible for major national and international policies[…]
Trust Broken in Ramallah
By Daoud Kuttab Something deep and painful was broken in Ramallah this week: along with the bones broken by violent Palestinian plainclothes and[…]
For Investigative Journalism
following appeared in today’s Jordan Times For Investigative Journalism by Daoud Kuttab In celebrating the successful investigative journalism feat carried out recently in[…]
Strange State of Palestinian Conflict Could Produce Unexpected Results
following ran in the Jordan Times By Daoud Kuttab  The Palestinian conflict is going through one of its strangest stages these days. So[…]
Is Mofaz-Netanyahu Deal Really Good for Peace?
By Daoud Kuttab Israel’s Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu stunned Israelis Tuesday morning with a political shocker. He convinced his largest opposition leader, Shaul[…]
Is Mideast Peace Around the Corner or Far Away?
By Daoud Kuttab The question seemed simple. A European official wanted to know if the peace was just around the corner, or far[…]