By The Daily Star Saturday, October 25, 2008 - Powered by Editorial One of the most laughable stereotypes propagated by Islamophobes is the spurious notion of a monolithic Islam bent on destroying something called "Western values." In fact, the Islamic world (especially its Arab minority) has a long and dismal record of failing to act in concert, even when faced with truly existential challenges. From the smallest issues to...
Opinion Poll Finds Support for Nuclear-armed Iran in Arab World
Newsvine
Newsvine
An opinion poll conducted in several Arab countries has found that 57% of...
Arabs distance themselves from Ground Zero Mosque
The Siasat Daily
The Siasat Daily
Wednesday, 18 August 2010 Print Email Pdf Jeddah, August 18: The recent statement by US President Barack Obama supporting the right of Muslims to establish a mosque and cultural center in lower...
Ahmed Tharwat: The inescapable conclusion: Americans hate Muslims
Star Tribune
Star Tribune
The American intifada against the so-called "ground zero mosque" has been shaped mainly by an irrational anti-Islamic movement that is sweeping the nation, with thousands of average Americans leaving their jobs...
Editorial: Prospects grim for Mideast peace talks
Star Tribune
Star Tribune
Under direct diplomatic pressure from the United States, Israel and the Palestinian Authority will soon resume peace negotiations. The chances for success are slim, in part because each of the three could benefit from...
A lesson on Muslim 'sensitivity'
USA Today
USA Today
Updated | Comment | Recommend | | | USA TODAY OPINION Columns In addition to its own editorials, USA TODAY publishes a variety of opinions from outside writers. On political and policy...
APNewsBreak: Arabs Lobby US on anti-Israel Vote
The New York Times
The New York Times
Filed at 9:30 a.m. ET VIENNA (AP) -- Ignoring a U.S. warning, Arab nations are urging Washington and other powers to end support of Israel's nuclear secrecy and to push the Jewish state to allow international inspections...
Joel Brinkley: In Mideast, is the strength in numbers?
Star Tribune
Star Tribune
As American and Middle East leaders begin peace talks in Washington, public discussion will likely center on borders, security, settlements and the fate of Jerusalem. But behind all of this, in the negotiators' minds a...
Arab lobby in the US - felt at local level, ineffectual on larger scale
The Jordan Times
The Jordan Times
By Musa Keilani We know that there is a strong Israeli lobby in Washington, capable of turning things around to suit Israel's interests. We have been experiencing the machinations of that lobby for decades now. It is...


