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Archive for October, 2001

WHAT IS PERES INITIATIVE?

31 Oct, 2001 | Author: Editor | No Comments »

Hichem Karoui October 31, 2001 Palestine Chronicle ; Middle East News Online. Is the Israeli labor party preparing the ground for the changing of the guard, in case Sharon’s current Cabinet reaches the expected impasse that is already looming at the horizon of its [Read More]

IRANIAN-AMERICAN COURTSHIP

30 Oct, 2001 | Author: Editor | No Comments »

Hichem Karoui October 30, 2001 Palestine Chronicle ; Middle East News Online. Neither the Israeli officials nor the Iranian Mollahs would pretend they are surprised: it seems actually that the expected rapprochement between Washington and Tehran is slowly progressing. The [Read More]

SHARON REVERSES BUSH PRINCIPLE

28 Oct, 2001 | Author: Editor | No Comments »

Hichem Karoui October 28, 2001 Palestine Chronicle . Middle East News Online. One of the peculiarities of Sharon’s character is that he is unbending. Soon or late, he would unveil entirely his ill-hidden intentions, and push his allies – in the Israeli [Read More]

DARE TO ANSWER

26 Oct, 2001 | Author: Editor | No Comments »

Hichem Karoui October 26, 2001 Palestine Chronicle ; Middle East News Online. Some people in the West think that since the majority in Israel had elected General Sharon, as Prime Minister, he should be respected as any democratic leader in the civilized world! Well! Hitler [Read More]

THE LAST ROUND (1)

25 Oct, 2001 | Author: Editor | No Comments »

FIGHTING FOR SURVIVAL Hichem Karoui October 25, 2001 (MMN) ; Palestine Chronicle ; Middle East News Online. Many observers believe now that the Iraqi regime is likely the next target of the US war machine. It is just a question of timing. Those among the Arabs who are [Read More]

POPULAR WARS!

24 Oct, 2001 | Author: Editor | No Comments »

Hichem Karoui October 24, 2001 (MMN) ; Palestine Chronicle ; Middle East News Online. The war against the Taliban is quite unpopular in the Arab world, some people say; which may be true. But, is that implying that there are wars that are popular? Which one? Maybe the Gulf [Read More]

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Soon in the Bookshops



Hichem Karoui
The Middle East as a US Predicament
The Bush II Years (2000-2008) Volume II: Networks.
Anthem Press, London, 2010

Soon in the Bookshops

Hichem Karoui
The Middle East as a US Predicament
The Bush II Years (2000-2008) Volume I: Elites and Concepts.
Anthem Press, London, 2010

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