I would like to begin my first monthly article with a proverb by the philosopher Immanuel Kant: “We cannot learn philosophy, but we can learn to philosophize.” In this article, I will discuss the

It is not rare these days for the Arab political news bulletins to lead off with the announcement of a verdict for a death sentence. They receive this news, sent to them as part of the process of

Collective tragedy does not negate in any way the individual tragedy, for collective tragedy is made of the people who live under its shadow--tragic heroes, rather than labeling them token victims

-It is war! It is war! -O Angel of the Lord, restrain it... -It is war, unfortunately--how much I desire it not to be my fault! The words of the German poet Matthias Claudius return me to the 1980s. I

Amman Net - Ezzedine Al Natour Translated into English and Edited by Julia Norris The Sri Lankan worker “Siderana” spent an entire year administratively detained in the Jwadeh Correctional and

Heated debate surrounds the idea of the government abolishing bread subsidies while providing alternative materials to citizens so that they do not incur any losses as a result. Prime Minister

67 years have passed since what they called the Palestinian “Nakba,” (“catastrophe”). I do not know who came up with that optimistic terminology which suggests that the worst that could happen had

In light of the events and rapid changes in the region over the years, the Palestinian issue has slipped behind the scenes, and far away are the days when it was at the forefront of the Arab and

The idea of “the return” did not perish in the Zarqa camp for refugees who lived through the horrors of the Palestinian Nakba (“Catastrophe”) in 1948. With the exception of a small few, the majority

The government returned again to talk about removing subsidies for bread. The government said that it has new mechanisms that will “ensure the delivery of support to those who deserve it,” amid