Témoignage We took a risk going to the beach Rami Abou Jamous , 31 January Rami Abu Jamous is keeping a diary for Orient XXI. The founder of Gaza Press, an agency which helped and interpreted for western correspondents, he was obliged by the Israeli army to leave his Gaza City apartment with his wife Sabah, her (…) Témoignage Like all colonial powers, Israel doesn’t want an educated society Rami Abou Jamous , 31 January Rami Abu Jamous is keeping a diary for Orient XXI. The founder of Gaza Press, an agency which helped and interpreted for western correspondents, he was obliged by the Israeli (…) Témoignage Account from a Gazan worker, detained and tortured in Israel Rami Abou Jamous , 31 January Rami Abu Jamous is keeping a diary for Orient XXI. The founder of Gaza Press, an agency which helped and interpreted for western correspondents, he was obliged by the Israeli army to leave his (…) Témoignage Every war has its profiteers Rami Abou Jamous , 31 January Rami Abu Jamous is keeping a diary for Orient XXI. The founder of Gaza Press, an agency which helped and interpreted for western correspondents, he was obliged by the Israeli army to leave his Gaza City apartment with his wife Sabah, her children, (…) Iran : From revolutionary strategy to nationalistic retreat Bernard Hourcade, 30 January The military rout of Iran and Hezbollah in Lebanon, and then in Syria, has overturned the socio-political and geopolitical status quo in the Middle East. The Islamic Republic will now be obliged (…) [Reporting Palestine: In the West Bank, free rein for settler brutality Jean Stern, 27 January While Gaza began to breathe again the day after the ceasefire went into effect, the nightmare continues in the rural areas and small towns of the West Bank: hundreds of dead, thousands of (…) Témoignage To boost people’s morale, sometimes you have to tell them lies Rami Abou Jamous , 25 January Rami Abu Jamous is keeping a diary for Orient XXI. The founder of Gaza Press, an agency which helped and interpreted for western correspondents, he was obliged by the Israeli army (…) Témoignage “If there’s a ceasefire, what’s the first thing you’ll do?” Rami Abou Jamous , 22 January Rami Abu Jamous is keeping a diary for Orient XXI. The founder of Gaza Press, an agency which helped and interpreted for western correspondents, (…) In South-Lebanon, Israel’s war is not finished Laurent Perpigna Iban, 9 January The fragile cease-fire agreed on 26 November 2024 is still not totally effective. In addition to the sporadic bombings, dozens of villages are still occupied by the Israeli army which has also placed (…) Iraq, or the “Axis of Resistance” Upset Robin Beaumont, 7 January Twenty years after the fall of Saddam Hussein, the collapse in Syria of the other great Baathist regime has elicited varied reactions in Iraq. Neither the government, nor the Iraqi Shiite factions, which for (…) Interview Hayat Tahrir al-Sham : An ideological conversion under the microscope Patrick Haenni, Sarra Grira , Sylvain Cypel, December 2024 The jihadi background of Hayat Tahrir al-Sham (HTS), the faction behind the offensive which brought down Bashar al-Assad’s regime, has prompted many observers to regard it as (…) Israel: Open season on “bad Jews” Sylvain Cypel, December 2024 Laws and ministerial decrees against Palestinians are being passed at top speed. As in any apartheid system it is absolutely official that there is one set of laws for them and another for Israelis. But now, such (…) 0 | ... | 12 | 24 | 36 | 48 | 60 | 72 | 84 | 96 | 108 | ... | 600