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The coming Palestinian statehood push at the United Nations is a train wreck. But with the U.S. Congress promising punishment for this effrontery, it's not just Palestinians who will come away grievously injured.
Israel's giant new natural gas find will transform the Middle East -- and add more fuel to an already combustible region.
A Dictator's Handbook for the President
To win in 2012, Obama's going to have to act a bit more like the tyrants he's so proud of toppling.
Everyone knows an independent Palestine, side by side with Israel, is unworkable right now. But it's even more hopeless than they think.
Palestine may be fragmented, but let's remember whose fault that is.
BY MOUIN RABBANI
What the death of Afghanistan's top negotiator means for peace
BY ANAND GOPAL
This year's Hugo Chavez reading list
BY JOSHUA E. KEATING
Perry: Obama’s Mideast policy 'naive, arrogant, misguided, and dangerous'
BY JOSH ROGIN
PLO official: Perry is a 'racist'
BY JOSH ROGIN
Seven simple steps to understanding Pakistan
BY TOM LYNCH
NATO succumbs to irrational exuberance
BY DAVID BOSCO
We're paying the price for ignoring Yemen
Is This the End of
The Al Jazeera Decade?
BY B. HOUNSHELL
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