What is taking place in Gaza now is but an episode, a traumatic and a defining one, but nonetheless, a mere chapter in the history of a people who proved to be as durable and resilient as history itself.

In the present Hamas-Israel war, the unity of the Arab countries is the most solid compared to previous Arab-Israel conflicts.

The Western media has refused to describe what is happening in Gaza as genocide, citing a lack of evidence for the term.

The issue of Israeli credibility is not only taking place on the battlefield.

The move has mobilised more criticism against the fast food franchise with one rights lawyer describing it as 'bizarre'.

Israel has not lost any sleep listening to speeches by Muslim leaders from Indonesia to Morocco.

The fundamental issue is the continuous supply of weapons by the industrial military complex in the US and the West which Arabs leaders are dependent on.

Israel seems to be in a big hurry to flush out all Palestinians in the Gaza Strip to the Sinai Desert in Egypt because there is the economic dimension of the Greater Israel project.

For one small family, the conflict has ended two lives filled with promise and narrowly avoided claiming a third.

It is also a factor in ingratiating himself to the Malays on the grounds of Islam.

A new Middle East is emerging, and it promises to be Washington’s worst nightmare.

Tens of thousands march toward the US embassy in Kuala Lumpur in the largest anti-Israel protest in Malaysia since the latest war in Gaza erupted this month.