AmmanNet, the Arab world’s first Internet radio station, won the gold medal at the 2006 Pan Arab Media Awards. The ceremony, in its[…]

By Daoud Kuttab Two months before the Palestinian election, I met in Ramallah with Hassan Yousef, a senior West Bank leader of Hamas.[…]

By Daoud Kuttab Although it appears that the political stalemate continues on the Palestinian-Israeli front, a possible breakthrough seems closer than in the[…]

Daoud Kuttab   For the first time in Palestinian history, Jerusalem has a minister: Khaled Abu Arafeh, a businessman from East Jerusalem who[…]

Hamas has a government, so now what? By Daoud Kuttab Having just formed a Palestinian government, Hamas seems to be clutching to the[…]

By Daoud Kuttab March 9, 2006 I paid through my nose this week to get from Ramallah to Amman and the bridge wasn’t[…]

By Daoud Kuttab   While Palestinians have regularly celebrated the International Women’s Day on March 8, celebrations this year had a different taste.[…]

By Daoud Kuttab On the surface, the landslide victory of Hamas, the Islamic resistance movement, in Palestinian legislative elections in January has not[…]

Daoud Kuttab I am an enthusiastic supporter of President George Bush’s (anybody else’s, for that matter) mission to spread democracy. I would argue,[…]

The following appeared in the American paper Newsday BY DAOUD KUTTAB February 6, 2006 The victory of the Islamic resistance movement Hamas in[…]