Media freedoms under the new administration
By Daoud Kuttab Reforming and regulating Jordan’s media appears to be one of the priorities of the administration of Samir Rifai who is[…]
Palestinian children suffer from a lack of appropriate TV programming
RAMALLAH – Television penetration in Palestine is nearly 100 percent. Almost every home-no matter how poor the family-has a tube in its sitting[…]
Prisoner exchange not an alternative to negotiations
Daoud Kuttab AMMAN – If the Islamic movement Hamas succeeds in obtaining the release of hundreds of Palestinian prisoners, including many with long-term[…]
Next logical steps by Europe regarding Jerusalem
By Daoud Kuttab Forty-two years is a long time. Israel somehow thinks that with passing of time, and by passing unilateral laws, it[…]
Breakthrough or more of the same?
following appeared in today’s Jordan Times Breakthrough or more of the same? By Daoud Kuttab Ever since the announcement by Palestinian President Mahmoud[…]
The prisoners’ case, a reflection on the conflict
By Daoud Kuttab If you ever want to have a single case that can illustrate all the sources of disagreement in the Middle[…]
Aspects of a conflict: the prisoner exchange
By Daoud Kuttab If there were a case that could illustrate the disagreement between Israel and the Palestinians, the Shalit prisoner exchange deal[…]
An Absurd Situation
The following appeared in the NY Times web site  An Absurd Situation Daoud Kuttab is a Palestinian journalist and a former Ferris professor[…]
Palestine after Abbas?
Daoud Kuttab print recommend Send link clip secure rights larger | smaller comments: 0 RAMALLAH – A political leader’s decision not to seek[…]
Accomplishing Palestinian statehood might have to be done unilaterally
Mahmoud Abbas is in a bind. Faced with a seemingly insurmountable impasse to negotiations with Israel, the Palestinian Authority president can either resign[…]