by Bilal Al-Hassan | Mar 14, 2012 | Opinion
Two theories are prevalent regarding the current Palestinian situation under the Israeli occupation: The first is the predominant traditional theory that advocates armed struggle in order to resist the occupation, whereas a contrasting second theory has been adopted...
by Bilal Al-Hassan | Feb 28, 2012 | Opinion
Last Friday, the al-Aqsa Mosque transformed from a Palestinian, Arab and Islamic symbol to a scene of confrontation and clashes between Palestinian civilians and the Israeli occupant forces, with Israel resorting to violence even within a yard of the mosque. What was...
by Bilal Al-Hassan | Sep 30, 2011 | Opinion
Many people were optimistic when Barack Obama became president of the US. Some people were optimistic because he is an African-American, saying that he would not make the same mistakes as previous US presidents, because he was in a unique position to recall...
by Bilal Al-Hassan | Oct 11, 2010 | Opinion
The Arab Summit was held in the city of Sirt, Libya, to discuss an extremely complicated situation, which necessitates political decisions of a particular kind. Were the Arab kings, and heads of states, ready for this? For nearly 20 years, specifically since the...
by Bilal Al-Hassan | Sep 28, 2009 | Opinion
US President Barak Obama has himself declared that the attempt he made for launching Palestinian-Israeli negotiations based on halting settlement construction has ended. Netanyahu challenged him, declaring that he will not freeze settlement construction. Afterward,...