Fatah closer to becoming a political party
By Daoud Kuttab Fatah, the key Palestinian guerilla movement within the Palestine Liberation Organisation, moved one step closer to becoming a political party.[…]
New guard replaces old in Fateh
It has taken 20 years, but the Palestinian Liberation Movement (Fateh) has finally held its sixth general conference allowing for a much-needed influx[…]
A bittersweet victory
The announcement has been long awaited. The Israeli Airport Authority announced that starting August 4, the King Hussein Bridge (sometimes referred to as[…]
Unpublished letter to NYTimes editor
to the editor of the NY times It is nice to read Ethan Bronner’s positive piece “Signs of Hope emerges in West Bank”[…]
Status of Jerusalem
Following appeared in the Jordan Times today Status of Jerusalem By Daoud Kuttab The standoff between the Obama administration and the Netanyahu government[…]
Back on the air
following appeared in Jordan Times today July 9 By Daoud Kuttab The gavel-to-gavel broadcast of the Jordanian Parliament was back on the air[…]
Three governments, two companies and one fleet of vans ensure continue suffering and dubious money making
By Daoud Kuttab This is a story about one fleet of vans, two companies and three governments. The van is a 9 seat[…]
Weakness Hawkish elements
Wednesday, June 24, 2009 Opinion NY Times Room for Debate June 23, 2009, 3:22 PM Weakening Hawkish Elements Daoud Kuttab is a Palestinian[…]
Crossing the King Hussein Bridge
Jun. 21, 2009 Daoud Kuttab , THE JERUSALEM POST The suffering of Palestinians crossing the King Hussein Bridge, the only exit and entry[…]
Why Palestinians were quick to reject Netanyahu’s speech
By Daoud Kuttab In private talks held in Oslo and other places, Palestinians were promised an independent state, but were told by the[…]