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|  WAITING FOR GANDHI
Arafat is gone, and with him the myth that the Israelis have no partner with whom to shape a lasting peace. The questions now: Will the death of Abu Ammar give birth to a new peace process under a leader able to rein in the armed resistance? And will that leader find a willing partner on the Israeli side of the table?
DON’T FORGET PALESTINE. Reading through Yasser Arafat’s theatrical speeches and fiery statements, these three words, the entire text of his letter to Egyptian revolutionary leader and President Mohamed Naguib in 1952, were his best. Maybe it was the power inherent in their simplicity, written at a time far removed from the political circus act into which he was dragged in later years. Or perhaps it’s because they haven’t lost their relevance more than half a century later, serving to this day as words that should ring a bell with those who have lost sight of their cause by getting bogged down in factional politics.
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Yehia Mohamed |
The Party Begins | Chasing celebs around the world, the man better known as Yaya has become a celebrity whom Hollywood stars greet by name.
BORN IN THE Cleopatra El-Mahata neighborhood of Alexandria, Yehia Mohamed was an only child who was raised by his mother after his father took off and
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Sherif Awad
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Read more | El-Ghad, the third political party to be officially recognized in 27 years, celebrates with elections
THE ATMOSPHERE WAS festive as El-Ghad (Tomorrow) Party prepared for its first general assembly after the government officially recognized it as Egypt#
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Hadia Mostafa
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 | He’s Baaaack
W’s got another term in the White House, and America is more divided than ever. A look at what “four more years” means for US Democrats and the Middle East
By Hadia Mostafa
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 | Bush: The Downside
No Palestinian state until 2009. Censorship in Iraq. You call that a good start?
By Firas Al-Atraqchi
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 | Coming to Canossa
He may not be on bended knee, but Bush is looking to mend fences with Europe
By Tom Goeller
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