Egypt Stalls for Time and Refuses to Reconsider its Relations with Israel Chérif Ayman, March 2024 Since 7 October 2023, Egypt has been spectacularly silent about events in Gaza. Not only have the public turnout and the media coverage been feeble, but Cairo seems to bow (…) Turkey and Israel: The Endurance of an Ambiguous Relationship Jean Marcou, March 2024 While the war on Gaza led to a verbal escalation between Ankara and Tel Aviv, relations between Israel and Turkey have survived, given the strong links and similarities between the two (…) The Hushed Ordeal of Palestinian Women Meriem Laribi, March 2024 On March 4, the UN released a report on the rapes and sexual aggression on Israeli women perpetrated on October 7. While this text encountered a vast echo in the media, another UN report was not so fortunate. It dealt with the (…) Egypt 1906: Denshawai or the Peasants’ Forgotten Resistance Didier Inowlocki , March 2024 For today’s Egyptians, the incident that occurred at Denshawai in the British Egypt of 1906 is still a symbol of national resistance to colonial brutality. But the narrative of the event, (…) The Twists and Turns of China’s Strategy Martine Bulard, March 2024 A few days after the attacks of 7 October 2023, a delegation from the Arab countries landed in Beijing at the same time as the latter’s special envoy for the Middle East began a grand tour of the region. All eyes were turned (…) In Marseille, the Gaza Tragedy Calls to Mind the History of Anti-Arab Racism Sophie Boutière-Damahi , February 2024 In the 1970s, immigrant workers in Marseille turned out in large numbers to demonstrate their support for Palestine. In 1973 the city was also the focus of an (…) Gaza: Serious Static on the Line in the French communist Party Jean Stern, February 2024 Many French Communists are worried about what they see as the squeamishness of their party’s riposte since 7 October. And they also say that if a part of their leadership is adopting a low (…) A Slap in the Face for Israel at the International Court of Justice Rafaëlle Maison , February 2024 Although the order handed down on 26 January 2024 by the International Court of Justice in the case opposing South Africa and Israel does not call for a cease-fire, it does consider (…) ‘Telk Qadeya’, anthem of divorce from the Western world Sarra Grira , January 2024 The song ‘Telk Qadeya’(‘This is an issue’) by the Egyptian rock group Cairokee has been a big hit ever since the single was issued at the end of November 2023. By denouncing the selective (…) The Houthis in Yemen Gain the World’s Attention Helen Lackner , January 2024 By bombing Yemen and risking an extension of the conflict, the United States and its allies claim that they want to stop the attacks on merchant ships in the Red Sea by the Houthists. The Houthis, who set (…) Editorial Gaza: The Media Accompaniment to a Genocide Alain Gresh, Sarra Grira , January 2024 ‘For 90 days now, I’ve failed to understand. Thousands of people are killed or mutilated, overwhelmed by a storm of violence that can scarcely be called a war, except for a lazy mind.’ In his letter of resignation after (…) Editorial Anti-Semitism: the Far Right Whitewashed by its Support for Israel Alain Gresh, Sarra Grira , January 2024 The episode would have been unthinkable not so long ago: MPs and fans of the far right, some of them fellow travellers of the Groupe Union Défense (GUD) demonstrating side by side (…) 0 | ... | 24 | 36 | 48 | 60 | 72 | 84 | 96 | 108 | 120 | ... | 564