Rami Khouri

Life in the Gray Zone

Published by John Feffer 3 Comments

by John Feffer In the 13th century, the Italian town of Lucera was a Muslim island in a sea of Christendom. Here Frederick II, the head of the Holy Roman Empire, established his own shadow cabinet of scholars and advisors… Continue Reading →

Hawks Exaggerate Ahmadinejad’s “Triumphant Tour” of Lebanon?

Published by Eli Clifton 1 Comment

Iranian President Mahmoud Ahmadinejad’s trip to Lebanon this week has produced much teeth gnashing by Iran-hawks who note that Hezbollah’s ties to Iran and see Ahmadinejad’s upcoming outing to the Lebanon-Israel border as a grave provocation. Reza Kahlili, a former… Continue Reading →