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“It should be…”, by Ahmed Salah, from Egypt

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“The Middle East is facing a lot of Crises and Serious Challenges…”, a typical introduction, boring and repeated in every article that speaks about the Middle East. When I was asked to give my personal vision of the Middle East in the near future, it took days of thinking. I was really baffled. What can […]
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A Muslim Rant: #JeSuisMohamed, by Mohamed Abubakr, from Sudan

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No, not that Mohamed of Mecca who walked the earth 14 centuries ago, and for depicting his image people are getting killed in France, and ambassadors and embassies are getting attacked and burned all over the world. No, I’m talking about me, Mohamed Abubakr, the Muslim misfit from Sudan. Those of you who know me […]
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Happy Women’s Day…, by Manal Harrouche, from Algeria

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Some of us may just receive messages of congratulation, while others may get red flowers from a lover, husband, father, brother or a son, and if a bit more lucky, the flowers will be accompanied with a gift. On March 8, 2015, most women of the world will be remembered by their families, institutions and […]
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The Role of Women in Peace Building, by Ayman H. Fakhereddin, from Palestine

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Peace building needs the involvement of women. Women’s roles in peace building in Bosnia, Northern Ireland, Rwanda, Sri Lanka, Liberia, Kashmir, and many other places in the last decade highlight the importance of moving women beyond the “humanitarian front of the story.” Women have influenced, and can continue to influence peace-building processes. They go beyond […]
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Stairs Revolution by Aniss Labdaoui, Algeria

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Colors always help us to open our hearts to life and feel good about whatever is happening around us. These last few days, Algeria has been going through some sort of an evolution, or a revolution, and people decided to call it: The Stairs revolution. A few days ago, some people from Algeria, especially youth, […]
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The Power of Yoga by Michal Ner-David, Israel

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“All true leaders are heroes, heroes are ordinary people that are driven to action by something bigger than the way they wound up being” “The things in our lives, our schooling, our relationships… etc. Should push us to be bigger than ourselves. To step out of our ordinary paths, to create a non predictable future” […]
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The Looking Glass of the Middle East, by Hazem Al-Natsheh, from Palestine

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While predicting the future is a very difficult task, the looking glass of the Middle East is not so murky. The last century has carried with it very significant regional trends that seem to be continuing into this new century. These trends embrace internal Arab dynamics, Arab-Israeli relations, and individual state relations with the major […]
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What about peace in 2025, by Ramy Adel, from Egypt

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Welcome to Jerusalem to the 10th Annual Conference of Peace! The presidents of surrounding nations are coming one after one to the international report for Jerusalem. This conference was started under the auspices of the UN, after the conflict between Palestine and Israel ended in 2025, with the announcement of the nation of Palestine and […]
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