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Revolutionary Change in Egypt: Internal or Made in USA? – by Stephen Lendman US imperial policy includes regime change, affecting foes as well as no longer […]

Political Prisoner Ameer Makhoul Update – by Stephen Lendman A previous article discussed him in detail, accessed through the following site: sjlendman.blogspot.com/2010/10/israels-persecution-of-ameer-makhoul.html Following former prime minister […]

Revolutionary Middle East Change – by Stephen Lendman Democratic Middle East birth pangs may have legs enough to spread regionally, including in Occupied Palestine. Officially launched […]

Middle East Intifadas – by Stephen Lendman Initially in Tunisia, popular revolt spread regionally across North Africa and the Middle East, erupting in Algeria, Jordan, Egypt […]

Salah Hamouri: One of Thousands of Israeli Political Prisoners – by Stephen Lendman In March 2005, French/Palestinian Hamouri was arrested, tortured and imprisoned for allegedly co-conspiring […]

Chicago’s Mayoral Race: Rahm Emanuel’s Eligibility At Issue – by Stephen Lendman On February 22, Chicago’s mayoral primary will be held. If no candidate gets over […]

Political Prisoner Ahmad Sa’adat Update – by Stephen Lendman A previous article discussed his background, activism and status in detail, accessed through the following link: sjlendman.blogspot.com/2010/07/ahmad-saadat-palestinian-prisoner-of.html […]

America’s Dire State of the Union – by Stephen Lendman Like last year, Obama’s address was empty rhetoric, signaling business as usual with a twist – […]

Mass Street Protests in Egypt – by Stephen Lendman An August 2009 Council on Foreign Relations Steven Cook report headlined, “Political Instability in Egypt,” saying: Facing […]