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05/11/2008
I strained and strained to enjoy In Spitting Distance. I felt sympathy with every ounce of my mind for Taher Najib's tale of a Palestinian Israeli who tries to fly from Paris to his contested homeland on 11 September 2002.
Read moreFrom: OneWorld UK
05/02/2008
Iraqis that have fled to Jordan and Syria are only managing to get by because they help each other, writes a U.S. peace advocate after meeting with refugees and the groups that support them in Amman.
Read moreFrom: CODEPINK: Women for Peace
Image: Peace advocate Medea Benjamin with Iraqi women in Amman, Jordan. © CODEPINK: Women for Peace
04/29/2008
It is impossible to promote a lasting Israeli-Palestinian peace without engaging Hamas, says a women-for-peace group referring to former U.S. President Carter's talks with the governing political party in Palestine, which is considered a terrorist organization by the U.S. government.
Read moreFrom: CODEPINK: Women for Peace
Image: Former U.S. President Jimmy Carter.
04/22/2008
Through the stories of the Rabban and Karana families, Adam Doster relates the immense difficulties facing Iraqi refugees -- including the few who manage to receive asylum in the United States.
Read moreFrom: In These Times
Image: This Iraqi refugee family from a mixed Sunni and Shiite neighborhood in Baghdad now lives in Damascus. © In These Times
04/21/2008
Bloggers from Bahrain, Jordan, and Palestine voice their opinions on the prejudices surrounding HIV/AIDS in the Arab world and the criminalization of the disease in some countries of the region.
Read moreFrom: Global Voices Online



