Index
of all archived news and commentary by month
March 2005
February 2005
January 2005
December 2004
November 2004
October 2004
March 2005
Thursday, March 31, 2005
"The Politics of Churlishness" (Martin Peretz, The New Republic, 2005/03/31)
"Canadian Tortured, Raped Before Death in Iran" (AP/IRVAJ, 2005/03/31)
"Report Says U.S. Intelligence 'Dead Wrong' on Iraq" (Steve Holland and Adam Entous, Reuters, 2005/03/31)
"U.S. Denies U.N. Claim Iraqis Malnourished" (Bradley S. Klapper, AP/Yahoo! News, 2005/03/31)
"Lebanon's Peril" (Ralph Peters, New York Post, 2005/03/31)
"The neocon revolution" (Martin Jacques, The Guardian, 2005/03/31)
"Reality TV, Iraq-Style" (Steven Stalinsky, FrontPageMagazine, 2005/03/31)
"Palestinian gunmen open fire on the Mukata" (AP/The Jerusalem Post, 2005/03/31)
"Iraq's women of power who tolerate wife-beating and promote polygamy" (Catherine Philp, The Times, 2005/03/31)
"Syria Moves to Keep Control of Lebanon" (Robin Wright, The Washington Post, 2005/03/31)Wednesday, March 30, 2005
"The Death of France's 'Multiculturalism'" (Nidra Poller, FrontPageMagazine, 2005/03/30)
"U.N.: Iraq Kids Suffer From Malnutrition" (Jonathan Fowler, AP/Yahoo! News, 2005/03/30)
"Darfur Deathtoll May Be 300,000, Say UK Lawmakers" (Madeline Chambers, Reuters/My Way, 2005/03/30)
"Assembly descends into TV farce" (James Hider, The Times, 2005/03/30)
"The shreds of evidence that could destroy UN chief" (James Bone, The Times, 2005/03/30)
"Panel Says Annan Didn't Intervene in Iraq Contract" (Warren Hoge, The New York Times, 2005/03/30)Tuesday, March 29, 2005
"Hamas recruit says he was trained in Syria" (AP/MSNBC, 2005/03/29)
"Lebanon's Prime Minister Says He'll Resign" (Hussein Dakroub, AP/Yahoo! News, 2005/03/29)
"The Israel-Nazi Slander in Historical Context" (Rory Miller, Tech Central Station, 2005/03/29)
"Jenin: Anniversary of a Battle" (Natan Sharansky, FrontPageMagazine, 2005/03/29)
"Arab League — Of Denial" (Amir Taheri, New York Post, 2005/03/29)
"In the Gulf, Dissidence Goes Digital" (Steve Coll, The Washington Post, 2005/03/29)
"Koran scholar: US will cease to exist in 2007" (Khaled Abu Toameh, The Jerusalem Post, 2005/03/29)
"Picnic Is No Party In the New Basra" (Anthony Shadid, The Washington Post, 2005/03/29)
"Annan 'will sacrifice son to save himself'" (Alec Russell, The Daily Telegraph, 2005/03/28)Monday, March 28, 2005
"Anti-American Trade Surplus" (James Taranto, Best of the Web Today, 2005/03/28)
"Iraq's Most-Wanted Terrorist 'Surrounded'" (The Scotsman, 2005/03/28)
"From Deicide to Genocide" (David Gutmann, FrontPageMagazine, 2005/03/28)
"Tehran Twist" (Lawrence F. Kaplan, The New Republic, 2005/03/28)
"At last, a power of sense at the UN" (Robert Skidelsky, The Times, 2005/03/28)
"Victory for Lebanese hungry for 'truth'" (Nicholas Blanford, The Christian Science Monitor, 2005/03/28)
"Al-Qaeda shows footage of Iraqi official's murder" (Catherine Philp, The Times, 2005/03/28)
"Rings That Kidnap Iraqis Thrive on Big Threats and Bigger Profits" (James Glanz, The New York Times, 2005/03/28)Sunday, March 27, 2005
"Lebanese men look through the window..." (Damir Sagolj, Reuters, 2005/03/27)
"Special Report #1 - Oil-For-Food Investigation" (Roger L. Simon, rogerlsimon.com, 2005/03/27)
"The UN charade on human rights" (Frida Ghitis, The Boston Globe, 2005/03/27)
"Unveiling Turkish conspiracies" (Mustafa Akyol, The Washington Times, 2005/03/27)
"Playing Both Sides in Jordan" (Jim Hoagland, The Washington Post, 2005/03/27)
"What Set Loose the Voice of the People" (Dexter Filkins, The New York Times, 2005/03/27)
"The Case The Saudis Can't Make" (Faiza Saleh Ambah, The Washington Post, 2005/03/27)
"Arabs fail to face the facts" (Bangkong Post, 2005/03/28)
"Arabs looking backward" (The Boston Globe, 2005/03/27)
"Wolfowitz: 'Important Things' to Do" (Lally Weymouth, The Washington Post, 2005/03/27)
"Iraqi resistance begins to crack after elections" (Jason Burke, The Observer, 2005/03/27)Saturday, March 26, 2005
"Flames erupt from a building..." (AP, 2005/03/26)
"Continental Drift" (D.D. Guttenplan, The Nation, from 2005/04/04 issue)
"Secretary of State Condoleezza Rice at The Post" (The Washington Post, 2005/03/26)
"Rice Describes Plans To Spread Democracy" (Glenn Kessler and Robin Wright, The Washington Post, 2005/03/26)
"China forgets manners as Rice visit touches nerves" (Hamish McDonald, The Sydney Morning Herald, 2005/03/26)Friday, March 25, 2005
"A Kyrgyz man looks through the broken window..." (David Mdzinarishvili, Reuters, 2005/03/25)
"Mass march urges reforms in Bahrain" (Reuters, 2005/03/25)
"Iraq's insurgents 'seek exit strategy'" (Steve Negus, Financial Times, 2005/03/25)
"As democracy spreads, the noose tightens" (Victor Davis Hanson, The Chicago Tribune, 2005/03/25)
"Report reveals shame of UN peacekeepers" (Owen Bowcott, The Guardian, 2005/03/25)
"Protests Topple Kyrgyzstan's Government" (Karl Vick and Peter Finn, The Washington Post, 2005/03/25)Thursday, March 24, 2005
"Kyrgyzstan Protesters Storm Gov't Building" (Steve Gutterman, AP/The Guardian, 2005/03/24)
"U.N.: Lebanon's Hariri Probe Unsatisfactory" (Nick Wadhams, AP/Yahoo! News, 2005/03/24)
"Sharon and the Bush Doctrine" (Caroline Glick, The Jerusalem Post, 2005/03/24)
"The Seven Faces of “Dr.” Churchill" (Victor Davis Hanson, National Review, 2005/03/24)
"News Real" (Lawrence F. Kaplan, The New Republic, 2005/03/24)
"With the call of God is the Greatest,the flag of Zionism will fall and will be destroyed" (The Ottawa Citizen, 2005/03/24)
"Islamic school suspends teachers over student's hate-filled tale" (Juliet O'Neill, The Ottawa Citizen, 2005/03/24)
"U.S.-Backed Iraqis Raid Camp and Report Killing 80 Insurgents" (Edward Wong, The New York Times, 2005/03/24)Wednesday, March 23, 2005
"Taliban in the armchair, kneeling is the Prime Minister" (Star Gazette/MEMRI, 2003/07/10)
"Turkey's Spiritual Submission" (Steven Stalinsky, New York Sun/MEMRI, 2005/03/23)
"The Soft Power Summit" (Thomas Joscelyn, The Weekly Standard, 2005/03/23)
"Document: Bin Laden Evaded U.S. Forces" (Robert Burns, AP/Yahoo! News, 2005/03/23)
"Radicals On The Rocks" (Amir Taheri, New York Post, 2005/03/23)
"In Deep Trouble" (Claudia Rosett, The Wall Street Journal, 2005/03/23)Tuesday, March 22, 2005
"Libyan leader Moammar Gadhafi..." (Amr Nabil, AP, 2005/03/22)
"'The Whore Lived Like a German'" (Jody K. Biehl, Der Spiegel, 2005/03/22)
"Ordinary Iraqis Wage a Successful Battle Against Insurgents" (Robert F. Worth, The New York Times, 2005/03/22)
"A Labour anti-semite?" (Stephen Pollard, stephenpollard.net, 2005/03/22)
"That Bleeding Heart Wolfowitz" (Christopher Hitchens, Slate, 2005/03/22)
"The war against Arab despotism" (Amir Taheri, The Jerusalem Post, 2005/03/22)
"Can Hezbollah and Hamas Be Democratic?" (Daniel Pipes, New York Sun/danielpipes.org, 2005/03/22)
"The strange death of the liberal West" (Mark Steyn, The Daily Telegraph, 2005/03/22)
"'Myth' America" (Bret Stephens, The Wall Street Journal, 2005/03/22)
"Syria feels heat as evidence in Lebanon PM's murder points to bomb under road" (Brian Whitaker, The Guardian, 2005/03/22)Monday, March 21, 2005
"Idiot's Delight" (James Taranto, Best of the Web Today, 2005/03/21)
"Fool of the day" (Arthur Chrenkoff, chrenkoff.blogspot.com, 2005/03/21)
"Connecting the wrong dots" (Arnaud de Borchgrave, The Washington Times, 2005/03/21)
"French anti-Semitism hits 10-year high" (Ynetnews, 2005/03/21)
"PA 'using weapons for criminal activity'" (Khaled Abu Toameh, The Jerusalem Post, 2005/03/21)
"There Are Signs the Tide May Be Turning on Iraq's Street of Fear" (John F. Burns, The New York Times, 2005/03/21)
"Britons in Gulf fear bombing heralds new al-Qaeda attacks" (Sean O'Neill and Michael Theodoulou, The Times, 2005/03/21)Sunday, March 20, 2005
"A Lebanese Shi'ite Muslim girl holds the holy Koran..." (Damir Sagolj, Reuters, 2005/03/21)
"Iraq versus Jordan: MidEast Pains, Coalition Political Gains" (Austin Bay, austinbay.net, 2005/03/20)
"Nonstop Turbulence" (Robert D. Kaplan, The Wall Street Journal, 2005/03/20)
"My Students, Reveling in the Cedar Revolution" (Frances Z. Brown, The Washington Post, 2005/03/20)
"Iran plans secret 'nuclear university' to train scientists" (Con Coughlin, The Sunday Telegraph, 2005/03/20)
"One dead as blast demolishes Qatar theatre packed with westerners" (Sean Rayment and Peter Zimonjic, The Sunday Telegraph, 2005/03/20)Saturday, March 19, 2005
"100,000 DEAD" (Stephen Hird, Reuters, 2005/03/19)
"Thousands Protest Iraq War Across Europe" (AP/The New York Times, 2005/03/19)
"'Dutch Chemical Ali' on trial for genocide" (Ian Traynor, The Guardian, 2005/03/19)
"Seven Hurt After Beirut Explosion" (AP/Yahoo! News, 2005/03/19)Friday, March 18, 2005
"A poster of Syrian President Bashar Assad..." (Kevin Frayer, AP, 2005/03/17)
"'Mein Kampf' becomes Turkey bestseller, raising the question: Why?" (AP/The Jerusalem Post, 2005/03/18)
"'Little Eichmanns' and 'Digital Brownshirts': Deconstructing the Hitlerian slur" (Victor Davis Hanson, National Review, 2005/03/18)
"Arrests at Saudi 'gay wedding'" (Brian Whitaker, The Guardian, 2005/03/18)
"Sharon's terror masters" (Caroline Glick, The Jerusalem Post, 2005/03/18)
"What's Left? Shame." (Charles Krauthammer, The Washington Post, 2005/03/18)
"A Haircut in Iraq Can Be the Death of the Barber" (Robert F. Worth, The New York Times, 2005/03/18)
"Italian troops to stay, after all" (Richard Owen, The Times, 2005/03/18)
"Janjaweed onslaught forces UN to quit Darfur" (David Blair, The Daily Telegraph, 2005/03/18)
"Palestinians and Israelis take new step on peace path" (Inigo Gilmore, The Daily Telegraph, 2005/03/18)
"'Something was going to happen – it was going to be me or him'" (Nicholas Blanford et al., The Times, 2005/03/18)Thursday, March 17, 2005
"Destroyed statue of Assad in Lebanon" (AFP/YnetNews, 2005/03/17)
"'Syria will not relinquish Lebanon'" (Yitzhak Benhorin, YnetNews, 2005/03/17)
"Where's the outrage on torture?" (Jeff Jacoby, The Boston Globe, 2005/03/17)
"Even the bombs couldn't spoil this day" (Boris Johnson, The Daily Telegraph, 2005/03/17)Wednesday, March 16, 2005
"A Lebanese opposition supporter flashes the v-sign..." (Kevin Frayer, AP, 2005/03/16)
"87 Percent Saudis Back Women’s Participation in Elections" (P.K. Abdul Ghafour & Abeer Mishkhas, Arab News, 2005/03/16)
"Blasts Mar First Iraq Assembly Meeting" (Rawya Rageh, AP/Yahoo! News, 2005/03/16)
"Anti-War Moonbats on Parade" (Michelle Malkin, The National Ledger, 2005/03/16)
"Most Iraqis say future looks brighter" (Barbara Slavin, USA Today, 2005/03/16)
"180,000 die from hunger in Darfur" (Jeevan Vasagar and Ewen MacAskill, The Guardian, 2005/03/16)
"U.S. Military Says 26 Inmate Deaths May Be Homicide" (Douglas Jehl and Eric Schmitt, The New York Times, 2005/03/16)
"Italy Says Will Start Withdrawing Troops from Iraq" (Francesca Piscioneri, Reuters, 2005/03/16)Tuesday, March 15, 2005
"In the Middle East, a New World" (Karl Zinsmeister, The American Enterprise, from the April/May 2005 issue)
"Union escort for protesting Paris students" (Expatica, 2005/03/15)
"Belgium Breeding Ground for Terrorists" (Het Volk/Free Republic, 2005/03/15)
"This Was Not Looting" (Christopher Hitchens, Slate, 2005/03/15)
"Those missing WMD, again" (Melanie Phillips, melaniephillips.com, 2005/03/15)
"Another kind of Islam" (Barry Rubin, The Jerusalem Post, 2005/03/15)
"Hezbollah's deadly record" (Joel Himelfarb, The Washington Times, 2005/03/15)
"Million Lebanese Stage Massive Retort to Terrorists" (Claudia Rosett, New York Sun, 2005/03/15)
"Rallies Highlight Rifts in Lebanon" (Scott Wilson, The Washington Post, 2005/03/15)
"Huge Demonstration in Lebanon Demands End to Syrian Control" (Neil MacFarquhar, The New York Times, 2005/03/15)Monday, March 14, 2005
"Lebanese soldier looks through his binocular..." (Hussein Malla, AP, 2005/03/14)
"Thousands March Against Syria in Beirut" (Sam F. Ghattas, AP/Yahoo! News, 2005/03/14)
"Hundreds of Thousands in Lebanon Protest Syria" (Nadim Ladki, Reuters/Yahoo! News, 2005/03/14)
"The Muslim Brotherhood's Conquest of Europe" (Lorenzo Vidino, The Middle East Quarterly, from the Winter 2005 issue)
"Syria must get its act together before it is too late" (Anton La Guardia, The Daily Telegraph, 2005/03/14)
"'It's not just a woman who has been raped, but a nation'" (Declan Walsh, The Guardian, 2005/03/14)Sunday, March 13, 2005
"Will the Mideast Bloom?" (Youssef M. Ibrahim, The Washington Post, 2005/03/13)
"A vote for intolerance" (Nick Cohen, The Observer, 2005/03/13)
"We weren't lied to" (David Aaronovitch, The Observer, 2005/03/13)
"A terrifying envoy for the UN to handle: he tells the truth" (Andrew Sullivan, The Sunday Times, 2005/03/13)
"Looting at Iraqi Weapons Plants Was Systematic, Official Says" (James Glanz and William J. Broad, The New York Times, 2005/03/13)
"Tide of extremism is rising against us, say Jewish students" (Sean O'Neill and Yaakov Lappin, The Sunday Times, 2005/03/13)
"Italy to stop paying ransoms" (John Follai, The Sunday Times, 2005/03/13)
"Revealed: Israel plans strike on Iranian nuclear plant" (Uzi Mahnaimi, The Sunday Times, 2005/03/13)Saturday, March 12, 2005
"U.N.: Assad Committed to Lebanon Pullout" (Samar Kassabli, AP/Yahoo! News, 2005/03/12)
"Meanwhile, Back in Baghdad" (Dan Senor, The Weekly Standard, from the 2005/03/21 issue)
"Saddam's $2m offer to WMD inspector" (Francis Harris, The Daily Telegraph, 2005/03/12)
"Assad tightens grip in Lebanon" (Sharon Cooke, The Jerusalem Post, 2005/03/12)Friday, March 11, 2005
"Saudi University Lecturer: My Son's Teacher Was a Terrorist" (MEMRI, Special Dispatch Series - No. 877, 2005/03/11)
"Sgrena operation 'kept from US'" (BBC News, 2005/03/11)
"A Look Back: Turning points since September 11" (Victor Davis Hanson, National Review, 2005/03/11)
"The sickness of Britain" (Melanie Phillips, melaniephillips.com, 2005/03/11)
"Don't wobble, Mr. President" (Caroline Glick, The Jerusalem Post, 2005/03/11)
"U.S. denies it's ready to accept Hezbollah political role" (Nathan Guttman, Haaretz, 2005/03/11)
"Something terrible happened in our country" (Ken Satlov, The Jerusalem Post, 2005/03/11)
"A democratic electric shock" (Orly Halpern, The Jerusalem Post, 2005/03/11)
"Kuwait's Suffragettes: Muslim women seize the chance to claim their rights" (Daniel Henninger, The Wall Street Journal, 2005/03/11)
"Terror laws in disarray as suspect is let out of prison" (Richard Ford et al., The Times, 2005/03/11)
"A Year After Madrid Attacks, Europe Stalled in Terror Fight" (Pamela Rolfe, The Washington Post, 2005/03/11)
"Spanish Muslims issue fatwa on bin Laden" (Isambard Wilkinson, The Daily Telegraph, 2005/03/11)
"In Madrid, Annan Calls for a Global Drive Against Terrorism" (Maggie Farley, Los Angeles Times, 2005/03/11)
"Pentagon Seeks to Transfer More Detainees From Base in Cuba" (Douglas Jehl, The New York Times, 2005/03/11)
"Karami Comeback Risks More Turmoil in Lebanon" (Nadim Ladki, Reuters/Yahoo! News, 2005/03/11)Thursday, March 10, 2005
"Jihad at the School of Orchestrated Anti Semitism" (Melanie Phillips, melaniephillips.com, 2005/03/10)
"Suicide Bomber Kills 47 at Iraq Funeral" (Sindbad Ahmed, AP/Yahoo! News, 2005/03/10)
"The Pentagon’s new pin-up boy" (Toby Harnden, The Spectator, from the 2005/03/12 issue)
"The Arab spring" (Jeff Jacoby, The Boston Globe, 2005/03/10)
"'Teachable Moments': But who will teach the teachers?" (Victor Davis Hanson, National Review/Private Papers, 2005/03/10)
"Gender bias in IKEA instructions?" (Reuters/CNN.com, 2005/03/10)
"The Beirut Tea Party" (Thomas L. Friedman, The New York Times, 2005/03/10)
"U.S. Called Ready to See Hezbollah in Lebanon Role" (Steven R. Weisman, The New York Times, 2005/03/10)Wednesday, March 9, 2005
"Syria's President Bashar al-Assad waves..." (Khaled al-Hariri, Reuters, 2005/03/09)
"Tens of thousands rally for Syrian president" (AFP/Yahoo! News, 2005/03/09)
"The London and Paris 'street' is still roiling'" (Amir Taheri, The Jerusalem Post, 2005/03/09)
"Freedom's Fair-Weather Friends" (James Taranto, Best of the Web Today, 2005/03/09)
"Terror Threat?" (Michael Isikoff and Mark Hosenball, Newsweek, 2005/03/09)
"Don't be fooled - this is no Arab glasnost" (Fraser Nelson, The Washington Post, 2005/03/09)
"Defending Bolton" (Anne Applebaum, The Washington Post, 2005/03/09)
"Democracy in Lebanon" (Walid Phares, The Washington Times, 2005/03/09)
"Can Hezbollah Go Straight?" (Michael Young, The New York Times, 2005/03/09)
"Iraq Soldiers May Be Among 41 Bodies Found" (Todd Pitman, AP/Yahoo! News, 2005/03/09)Tuesday, March 8, 2005
"ALL OUR DISASTERS ARE FROM AMERICA" (Sharif Karim, Reuters, 2005/03/08)
"Thousands Answer Hezbollah Call in Beirut" (AP/Yahoo! News, 2005/03/08)
"About Giuliana Sgrena" (Zacht Ei, 2005/03/08)
"Was Italian Hostage's Car Speeding?" (ABC News, 2005/03/08)
"They made a democracy and called it peace" (Spengler, Asia Times, 2005/03/08)
"A Neo-Conservative's Caution" (Daniel Pipes, New York Sun/danielpipes.org, 2005/03/08)
"A Printemps Arabe?" (Gregory, The Belgravia Dispatch, 2005/03/08)
"Is Bush Right?: President's Critics Reconsider Democracy's Prospects in the Middle East" (Jefferson Morley, The Washington Post, 2005/03/08)
"Critic of U.N. Named Envoy" (Glenn Kessler and Colum Lynch, The Washington Post, 2005/03/08)
"Hopes dim for early Syrian exit from Lebanon" (Brian Whitaker, The Guardian, 2005/03/08)Monday, March 7, 2005
"Hundreds of Kuwaiti women rallied..." (Yasser Al-Zayyat, AFP, 2005/03/07)
"Kuwaitis demonstrate for women's suffrage" (Haitham Haddadin, Reuters/Yahoo! News, 2005/03/07)
"Pakistan Rape Sparks Rally of Thousands" (Khalid Tanveer, AP/Yahoo! News, 2005/03/07)
"Head of Islamic Jihad Taught Middle East Studies at US University" (Arutz Sheva, 2005/03/07)
"A sudden, powerful stirring" (Fouad Ajami, USNews.com, from the 2005/03/14 issue)
"Syria's Road To Freedom" (Amir Taheri, New York Post, 2005/03/07)
"Syrian Troops to Begin Lebanon Pullback" (Zeina Karam, AP/Yahoo! News, 2005/03/07)
"Criminal gangs use Islam to intimidate victims" (Rosie Cowan, The Guardian, 2005/03/07)Sunday, March 6, 2005
"La mia veritá" (il manifesto, 2005/03/06)
"My truth" (Giuliana Sgrena, il manifesto, 2005/03/06)
"Italy Paid More than $10 Million" (Charles Johnson, Little Green Footballs, 2005/03/06)
"Hostage fears troops targeted her" (BBC News, 2005/03/06)
"Wounded Italian Reporter Recalls Ordeal" (Maria Sanminitelli, AP/Yahoo! News, 2005/03/06)
"The vanishing Jews of the Arab world: Baghdad native tells the story of being a Middle East refugee" (Semha Alwaya, San Fransisco Chronicle, 2005/03/06)
"www.FreeNoor.com" (Nasser Nouri, AP, 2005/03/06)
"A Crack in the Sphinx" (Saad Eddin Ibrahim, The Wall Street Journal, 2005/03/06)
"A war of words" (David Aaronovitch, The Observer, 2005/03/06)
"The Bush revolution has only just begun" (Con Coughlin, The Sunday Telegraph, 2005/03/06)
"Help Us, America!: Germany is finding George W. Bush harder to hate" (Mathias Dopfner, The Wall Street Journal, 2005/03/06)
"Unexpected Whiff of Freedom Proves Bracing for the Mideast" (Neil MacFarquhar, The New York Times, 2005/03/06)
"Syria defiant on Lebanon withdrawal" (Damien McElroy and Toby Harnden, The Sunday Telegraph, 2005/03/06)Saturday, March 5, 2005
"Italian hostage Giuliana Sgrena arrives at Ciampino airport..." (Max Rossi, Reuters 2005/03/05)
"U.S. Forces Injure Freed Italian Reporter" (Patrick Quinn, AP/Yahoo! News, 2005/03/05)
"When Rapists Walk Free" (Nicholas D. Kristof, The New York Times, 2005/03/05)
"The law against religious hatred is – in effect – an invitation to it" (Charles Moore, The Daily Telegraph, 2005/03/05)
"Why Muslim girls cover up for Islam" (Thair Shaikh, The Guardian, 2005/03/05)
"From Gloucester to Afghanistan: the making of a shoe bomber" (Mark Honigsbaum and Vikram Dodd, The Guardian, 2005/03/05)Friday, March 4, 2005
"Lebanese youths wave their national flag..." (Kevin Frayer, AP, 2005/03/04)
"Eurospeak" (Victor Davis Hanson, National Review, 2005/03/04)
"The Face of Iraqi Terrorism" (Stephen Schwartz, The Weekly Standard, 2005/03/04)
"What have the Americans ever done for us? Liberated 50 million people..." (Gerard Baker, The Times, 2005/03/04)
"The Road to Damascus" (Charles Krauthammer, The Washington Post, 2005/03/04)
"Saudis Tell Syria To Leave Lebanon" (Scott Wilson, The Washington Post, 2005/03/04)Thursday, March 3, 2005
"Mukhtar Mai, victim of a gang rape, sheds tears..." (Khalid Tanveer, AP, 2005/03/03)
"Pakistani Court Acquits Five Gang-Rape Convicts" (Reuters/Yahoo! News, 2005/03/03)
"The right side of history" (Mark Steyn, The Spectator, from the 2005/03/05 issue)
"Neocons May Get the Last Laugh" (Max Boot, Los Angeles Times, 2005/03/03)
"Al Jazeera has a good effect on the Arab street" (Ali, Free Iraqi, 2005/03/03)
"Heroic herald of freedom" (Michael Gove, The Times, 2005/03/03)
"And now the Syrians sniff freedom" (Boris Johnson, The Daily Telegraph, 2005/03/03)Wednesday, March 2, 2005
"British Muslim schoolgirl Shabina Begum..." (Adam Butler, AP, 2005/03/02)
"British Schoolgirl Wins Right to Wear Muslim Dress" (Andrew Cawthorne, Reuters, 2005/03/02)
"A Lebanese woman holds a poster..." (Kevin Frayer, AP, 2005/03/02)
"Democratic Rumblings in Lebanon Are All Well and Good, But..." (Der Spiegel, 2005/03/02)
"'But as an American . . .'" (James Taranto, Best of the Web Today, 2005/03/02)
"The Cedar Rebellion" (The Christian Science Monitor, 2005/03/02)
"Managing A Mideast Revolution" (David Ignatius, The Washington Post, 2005/03/02)
"A New Era of Democracy in the Middle East?" (AP/NewsMax.com, 2005/03/02)
"What Became of the CIA: How is it that America's intelligence analysts don't recognize ham and think bin Laden is 'gentle'?" (Gabriel Schoenfeld, The Wall Street Journal, 2005/03/02)
"Women challenge 'honor' killings" (Alasdair Soussi, The Christian Science Monitor, 2005/03/02)
"2 Members of Hussein Tribunal Are Assassinated in Baghdad" (Rovert F. Worth, The New York Times, 2005/03/02)Tuesday, March 1, 2005
"Two Lebanese opposition demonstrators..." (Hussein Malla, AP, 2005/03/01)
"Protesters Back on Beirut Streets; U.S. Offers Support" (Nadim Ladki, Reuters/Yahoo! News, 2005/03/01)
"Abbas wins global support for Palestinian reforms at London meeting" (AFP/Yahoo! News, 2005/03/01)
"French Hostage in Iraq Pleads for Help" (Michael Georgy, Reuters/Yahoo! News, 2005/03/01)
"Web Site: Al Qaeda in Iraq Claims Hilla Bombing" (Reuters/Yahoo! News, 2005/03/01)
"And The New York Times? And The New York Times." (Charles Paul Freund, Hit and Run, 2005/03/01)
"Revolution" (Michael Ledeen, National Review, 2005/03/01)
"The Arabs' Berlin Wall has crumbled" (Mark Steyn, The Daily Telegraph, 2005/03/01)
"Bin Laden Enlisting Al-Zarqawi for Attacks" (Lara Jakes Jordan and Katherine Shrader, AP/Yahoo! News, 2005/03/01)
"The shoe bomber from a Gloucester grammar" (Sean O’Neill and Stewart Tendler, The Times, 2005/03/01)
Copyright © Watch 2001-2006.
Copyrights of quoted materials belong to their respective owners.
"When
people accept futility and the absurd as normal, the culture is decadent.
The term is not a slur; it is a technical label."
Articles
of the week
"Losing the Enlightenment" (Victor Davis Hanson, OpinionJournal, 2006/11/29)
"Allah’s England?" (Daniel Johnson, Commentary. November 2006)
"'Sex in the Park': The latest doings of the Danish imams" (Henrik Bering, The Weekly Standard, 2006/11/18)
"Narcissism on Stilts" (Harold Evans, New York Sun, 2006/11/16)
"Terrorists are recruiting in our schools, says MI5 boss" (Philip Johnston, The Daily Telegraph, 2006/11/10)
›
AOTW Archive
From the archives
Oriana Fallaci, R.I.P.
"The Rage, the Pride and the Doubt" (Oriana Fallaci, The Wall Street Journal, 2003/03/13)
"How the West Was Won and How It Will Be Lost" (Oriana Fallaci, The American Enterprise, from the January/February 2003 issue)
"On Jew-hatred in Europe" (Oriana Fallaci, dennisprager.com, 2002/04/13)
"Anger and Pride" (Oriana Fallaci, dennisprager.com, 2001/12/19)
Weekly archive
2006/12/04
- 2006/12/10
2006/11/27 - 2006/12/03
2006/11/20 - 2006/11/26
2006/11/13
- 2006/11/19
2006/11/06
- 2006/11/12
2006/10/30
- 2006/11/05
›
From
2001/09/11 -
Monthly
index
December
2006
November
2006
October
2006
September
2006
August
2006
July
2006
›
From
September 2001 -
Author index
›
Ajami,
Fouad - Johnson, Paul
›
Kagan,
Robert - Ye'or, Bat
Support
Watch
Please
feel free to donate if you enjoy the daily content and links Watch provides:
Contact Watch
Email:
watch-at-windsofchange.net
