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Sensible proposals exist, but they require government to reform itself
Instead of playing the role of guarantor, Washington made the mistake of leaving Palestine and Israel to take the deal forward
For the generation that grew up under the cloud of anti-Palestinian bigotry and Arab American exclusion, the handshake on September 13, 1993, had enormous significance
Its stance over the Iraq War and 'dark money' have left me disappointed, but I will keep fighting the good fight
The GOP of Eisenhower and Reagan has lost control over its processes, ideology and even its brand
An agreement predicated on empowering Palestinians appears dead in the water
The Irish singer's legacy is one of demanding accountability for past injustices
The hesitation is smart because many member countries may not accept such a move
For decades, Israel has mistreated Arab Americans entering and exiting the Palestinian territories
He brought a new global consciousness into the mainstream and connected it to the civil rights concerns at home
The inconsistencies cannot be overlooked any longer
At the UN Security Council session last week, many nations struck common themes in their remarks
Reciprocity is supposed to mean that all Americans, including Arab Americans, should be able to enter Israel the same way
The former president has built a following that will continue to shape US politics for a long time to come
Both Republicans and Democrats are veering away from serious policy discussions in favour of divisive matters
