Sudan’s Defining Moment: the Uneasy Transition to Democracy Guest Op-Ed on the aftermath of Mar al-Bashir’s forced rem,oval from office and the negotiations to form a new government and establish Democracy. By Magdi A. Mofadal The Sudanese people, who pioneered in the Arab world in October 1964 with their first-ever “Arab Spring”, surprised the world…
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Arab World, Bloggers, Commentary, Guest Columnist, Middle East, North Africa, OpinionDemocracy , FFC , Force of Freedom and Change , Omar al Bashir , opinion , oppression , Sudan , terrorism , TMC , Transitional Military Council , violence Syria Direct launches audio series highlighting Syrian women’s voices Syria Direct, a non-profit journalism organization dedicated to telling the stories of the Syrian conflict, has launched its first-ever audio journalism reporting series, Souriyeh / سوريّة. The 10-part series, featuring both Arabic and English-language reporting, takes its title from the feminine adjective of “Syrian.” The goal: to…
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Arab World, Middle East, News, Podcast, Syriaoppression , podcast , refugees , Syria , Syria Direct , Syrian Women , violence Western media provides cover for Israeli violence The violent reaction of the Israeli government to protesters demonstrating against Israel’s oppressive policies in the occupied territories and against Christian and Muslim citizens inside Israel is being enabled by a biased mainstream American and Israeli news media that plays down Israeli atrocities while exaggerating Palestinian crimes. The…
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Activism, Arab News, Arab World, Bloggers, Christian & Muslim, Commentary, Israel, Journalism, Middle East, News Media, Opinion, Palestine & Jordan, TerrorismAmerican mainstream news media , biased news media , Gaza Strip , Israel , Israeli government , oppression , Palestine , Palestinians , racist news media , terrorism , Tyranny , violence Saudi Crown Prince challenges false images of Arabs Saudi Crown Prince Mohammad Bin Salman took on the toughest four issues and questions thrown at every Arab World leader by the mainstream American news media and effectively slammed them out of the park like grand slam home run in a World Series baseball game. But Salman’s…
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Arab News, Arab World, Bloggers, Commentary, Gulf States, Middle East, News Media, Opinion, Politics, racism, Ray Hanania, Saudi Arabia, Terrorism2001 terrorism , Arab Women , biased images , biased perceptions , Crown Prince , lack of understanding , MBS , Mohammad Bin Salman , oppression , Saudi Arabia , Sept. 11 , Western news media , women's rights Israel’s war on Palestinians is a war on facts Israel’s government is not only violating the rights of Christians and Muslims inside Israel and in the occupied territories, the Apartheid government is also assaulting truth. Pro-Israel fanatics want you to sympathize with them when Israelis are killed but are silent when Israelis murder Palestinian civilians,…
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Arab World, Bloggers, Commentary, Israel, Middle East, Opinion, Palestine & Jordan, racismapartheid Israel , Big Lie , brutality , discrimination , human rights violations , Israeli government , Israeli racism , lying , oppression Ahed Tamimi: Symbol of courage and leadership Nothing has been more inspiring than to watch 16 year old Ahed Tamimi, a young girl standing in front of her home in Nabi Saleh, confronting heavily armed Israeli soldiers mocking them with slaps and telling them to eave her family alone. Tamimi has become the face of…
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Sudan’s Defining Moment: the Uneasy Transition to Democracy
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Sudan’s Defining Moment: the Uneasy Transition to Democracy Guest Op-Ed on the aftermath of Mar al-Bashir’s forced rem,oval from office and the negotiations to form a new government and establish Democracy. By Magdi A. Mofadal The Sudanese people, who pioneered in the Arab world in October 1964 with their first-ever “Arab Spring”, surprised the world…
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