In September 2000, the world was shocked by French television footage of a boy from Gaza, Mohammed al-Dura, being shot to death in the arms of his father, Jamal, who was wounded.

Motivated by ideology or real estate, settlers avoid dealing with harsh realities facing their future.

The approximately 1.5 million Armenians who were murdered or driven out in death marches in 1915 deserve international recognition of the holocaust they suffered.

Both Assad senior and Assad junior advocated resistance against Israel. This slogan was hollow, serving the regime merely as an insurance policy against any demand for freedom and democracy.

Without recognizing the Palestinian Nakba it is impossible to understand the source of the Israeli-Arab conflict.

Is it true that Israeli soldiers serving in the territories always tell the whole truth when describing Palestinian acts, but lie when describing settlers' actions? Is there a shred of logic in this?

The complete support for the budget from the main parties in Israel's governing coalition is anything but routine. The finance minister deserves much appreciation.

Despite proof that footage of his death was meddled with, al-Dura remains a symbol of Israel's brutality.