As we approach the end of the third year of the brutal war that Israel has been waging against Gaza – a war of extermination that was proven to have been previously planned – the Western media still insists, whenever the war is mentioned, on saying that it was in response to Hamas’ attack across Israel’s official borders on 7 October, 2023.
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Egypt’s opposition to the displacement of Palestinians from Gaza during the current war of extermination is not the first occasion on which the country has rejected attempts to empty that territory of its inhabitants.
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This is the month in which Palestinians commemorate the Nakba, a catastrophe often described in historical accounts as having displaced some 750,000 people.
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After more than 70 years of Israeli deception, which convinced the naïve West that Israel was its ally against Arab and Islamic hostility, the mask has fallen and Zionism has revealed its true nature as a racist ideology hostile to all the races and religions of the earth, including Christians who have recently been targeted in Palestine — clergymen among them — showing just how Zionists believe in Jewish supremacy.
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The war of extermination that Israel is waging against the Palestinian people has a cultural dimension that is too often overlooked, despite the fact that it represents a long-standing policy of occupation dating back to 1948.
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It appears that the exceptionalism long afforded to Israel has now extended even to exemption from ceasefire obligations.
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No sooner had Israel invaded Southern Lebanon, in a step that falls under the project of Greater Israel, than Google Maps rushed to erase all the names of the southern villages from its maps, as though they had already been annexed to Israel, with only the assignment of new Hebrew names remaining, just as it has done with Palestine.
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We had assumed that the war would remain confined to a confrontation between Israel and Iran.
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Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu has long portrayed Iran as a relic of mediaeval backwardness, presenting Israel as an oasis of progress and democracy in the 21st century.
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If there is one trait that all of Donald Trump’s remarks have in common, especially regarding the current US-Israeli war against Iran, it is flagrant contradiction.
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The presentation ceremony of the first Bibliotheca Alexandrina International Prize, under the patronage of President Abdel-Fattah Al-Sisi, was an uplifting and inspiring occasion.
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Last week marked the tenth anniversary of the passing of a monumental figure in the history of Arab journalism: Mohamed Hassanein Heikal.
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Slovenia was the first country in the world to declare Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu persona non grata.
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Trump’s so-called “Board of Peace” fuses political fantasy and reckless audacity.
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The recent session of the World Economic Forum in Davos will be recorded as a defining one, not only in the annals of the forum itself, but in world history as well.
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Trump is notorious for his impetuous, erratic decision-making style, the latest instance of which was his decision to kidnap the Venezuelan president and his wife. However, if he is an exception to the general run of US presidents, that is only in form.
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We often come across news reports about Egyptians abroad who have attained prominent leadership positions, yet we rarely give them a second thought – unless, of course, they are movie stars like Rami Malek or football legends like Mohamed Salah.
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Over the course of a century and a half, since its founding in Alexandria in 1875, Al-Ahram has evolved into a superb school of journalism from which generations of professionals have graduated: figures who have enriched journalistic life in Egypt and the Arab world.
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Although António Guterres’ term as UN secretary general extends until 2027, the nomination process for his successor has already begun.
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