Israeli-Palestinian conflict a modern one In a recent letter to the editor, it is implied that the history of this conflict stems back to ancient, biblical times. […]
Tag: Palestine
Muslim Student Association marches in support of Palestine
BY MIKE NOLTING The West Virginia University Muslim Student Association is calling for lasting peace for Palestinian people and plans additional events in the coming weeks. The […]
I am half Israeli and half Palestinian. This war feels like it’s killing me twice
by Amir Sommer As the love child of a Palestinian father and an Israeli mother, all I want to say these days is: Stop, you are killing […]
How do we give peace better PR?
by William Keiser Recently, in a downtown Los Angeles hipster coffee shop, I was waiting for the bathroom when I spotted a blackboard covered with phrases. One […]
How can the U.S. renew Mideast peace talks? Recognize Palestinian statehood
by Josh Paul On Sept. 13, 1993, with a famous handshake on the White House lawn, Israeli Prime Minister Yitzhak Rabin and Palestine Liberation Organization Chairman Yasser […]
Reality check — intifada has nothing to do with genocide of Jews
by Daoud Kuttab When New York Rep. Elise Stefanik repeatedly — and now infamously — badgered three college presidents about the nuances of free speech last week, […]
Dec. 10 letters to the editor
The shadow over West Virginia’s solar future The allure of solar energy captivates the individual homeowner through its offer of energy independence and environmental stewardship. While my […]
Where is outrage against Hamas?
by Marc Champion It’s something close to a law of nature that the farther people are from a conflict, the more simplistic their views about its causes […]
No, Gazans can’t rise up against Hamas
by Bobby Ghosh “They could have risen up, they could have fought against that evil regime which took over Gaza in a coup d’état.” Israeli President Isaac […]
Fates of Israel, Palestinians are inextricably bound together
by Daniel Bral War and conflict are almost invariably zero-sum games. What makes war so unforgiving, even oddly unifying, is that there is a shared experience of […]
