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Syrian War Victims Want No One With Blood on Their Hands
After nearly three years of empty international condemnations, the Assad regime continues to savagely repress both peaceful and armed opponents, hoping to terrorize them all back into submission.
The U.S. Is Offering Too Little Too Late on Syria
In August, when President Obama first stated that Bashar al-Assad's use of chemical weapons would be a "red line," the message to Assad was loud and clear: Everything else was permissible.
This Time, Assad Has Overreached
Syrians are approaching the first anniversary of one of the most unexpected implosions of people power and psychological liberations the region has seen. But they have yet to experience the exhilaration of watching a dictator flee the country or be forced to resign.
Qaddafi’s Death Is a Warning Sign to Dictators
There was hardly anyone in the Arab world who did not have an opinion of Muammar Qaddafi.
Don’t bother
In a region sweltering in the rising heat of the Arab spring, the focus has been on uprisings driven by secular popular movements, joining people from every political, social and ideological background in a common struggle against the tyranny of stagnant, corrupt regimes.
The Protests in Egypt Show a Sign of Maturity
With a warped interest in the region, governments and news media were surprised by the Tunisian dictator’s sudden fall, the rapid spread of demonstrations in Egypt and the serious manifestations in Algeria, Jordan and Yemen.
The US must rein in Israel
Forcing Israel to adhere to international law is not an option but an imperative: either Israel complies with international conventions and a regional modus vivendi, or it bears the consequences and endures sanctions like any other country.
Insult to injury
If anyone can empathize with Iran’s frustrated youth, it is those who continue to live nearby with broken dreams, stifled by oppressive regimes.
A disappointing speech
Charismatic and eloquent on his own merit, President Obama has yet to veer very far from the policy path taken by the Bush administration.