Waiting for A Dream in Africa The young leaders in Africa are waiting to see if this dream comes true, the same as the young Arabs, who once were inspired by Obama’s story, rather than Osama’s. By Abdennour Toumi President Macron’s appeasement speech from the podium of Ouagadougou University was highly anticipated, in particular by…
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Abdennour Toumi, Arab World, Bloggers, Commentary, Middle East, North Africa, Opinion, TunisiaAfricans , Civil Rights , freedom , freedon , Islam , North Africa , Osama Bin Laden , President Obama Anger and emotion following the terrorist attacks after Sept. 11, 2001 prevented most Americans from thinking with reason and common sense back then. But as time goes on, more and more Americans are recognizing that our failure to act responsibly after 9/11 has helped create a much more dangerous world, not a safer one. We will…
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Arab World, Bloggers, Commentary, Editors Picks, Gulf States, Iran, Israel, Palestine & Jordan, Ray Hanania, Syria2001 , 9/11 , Afghanistan , Al-Qaeda , Iraq , Islamic extremism , Israel , Osama Bin Laden , President Bush , Saddam Hussein , Sept. 11 , Shah of Iran , terrorism , Vice President Cheney By Ali Younes The announcement last week that the Taliban leader Mullah Omar is dead should mark an important junction not only for Afghanistan and the Taliban, but also for the Jihadist movement worldwide. As a leader of Afghanistan from 1996 to 2001, Mullah Omar was known as a reclusive leader who provided shelter for…
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Ali Younes, Bloggers, CommentaryAbu Mohamad Al Maqdisi , Abu Qatada , Afghanistan , Al Qaida , Amman , Ayman al-Zawahiri , CIA , CIA counter terrorism , ISIS , Islamic State in Iraq and Syria , Jihad , JORDAN , Mullah Omar , Osama Bin Laden , pakistan , pashtun culture , September 11 attacks Book Release: Former Saudi Ambassador Robert W. Jordan published a new book Desert Diplomat on Saudi Arabia after 9/11. An inside look at US-Saudi diplomacy at a crucial time in American history In the spring of 2001 George W. Bush selected Dallas attorney Robert W. Jordan as the ambassador to Saudi Arabia. After the attacks…
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Arab World Politics, Bloggers, Commentary, Entertainment, News9/11 , Arab World , Islam , Israel , new book , oil kingdom , Osama Bin Laden , Palestine , relations , Robert W. Jordan , Saudi Arabia , terrorism Muslim prisoner Mohamedou Ould Slahi offers a poignant story of an innocent man who faces torture by American soldiers at Gitmo with an inspiring sense of humor. His book “Guantanamo Diary” is a must read for Americans, Muslims, Christians and Jews. By Ray Hanania Most Americans are familiar with the story of Anne Frank, the…
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Arab World, Bloggers, Commentary, Ray Hanania, SpotlightAbu Ghraib , Al-Qaeda , brutality , Gitmo , Guantanamo Bay , Mohamedou Ould Slahi , Osama Bin Laden , Prisoner , Prisoners , Saudi Arabia , torture By Ali Younes According to New York attorney Stanley Cohen, the Islamic State or ISIS will not be interested in negotiating with the Jordanian government to free its captured Jordanian pilot. Not any time soon at least. This is because, he argues, the way Jordan handled the negotiations to save American aid worker Peter Kassig. Jordanian…
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Waiting for A Dream in Africa
By Abdennour Toumi |
Waiting for A Dream in Africa The young leaders in Africa are waiting to see if this dream comes true, the same as the young Arabs, who once were inspired by Obama’s story, rather than Osama’s. By Abdennour Toumi President Macron’s appeasement speech from the podium of Ouagadougou University was highly anticipated, in particular by…
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