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*Harry Hagopian a été négociateur sur Jerusalem lors des Accords d'Oslo. Il est Corresponand de l'ACEP pour le Moyen Orient, Conseiller oecuménique, juridique et politique de l'Eglise Arménienne, avocat en droit international,

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Israel-Palestine & Lebanon: Where to Now?

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Happy Pilgrimage, Your Holiness!

Mannig’s Own Testimony! The Armenian Genocide 1915-1923

Blessed are Peacemakers!- An Eastertide Journey to the Holy Land

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Israel-Palestine & Lebanon: Where to Now?

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On 4th June, at Cairo University in Egypt, President Obama unfurled a roadmap that sought to drive his vision for helping reverse the cumulative tensions and stereotypes clouding Muslim and Arab popular relations with America. His much-touted address tried to brake the alarming tumescence that...

israel, lebanon, palestine

Muddling Signs across Israel-Palestine?

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Developments in the Middle East in general are usually so swift, and yet also so subtle at times, that it is quite easy to miss out on some of their finer nuances. There is always the easy temptation to continue adhering to age-old classical and frankly sclerotic interpretations that are duly...

israel, palestine

Israel-Palestine: Positives or Negatives Ahead?

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Last week, I attended a meeting on Gaza at the House of Commons that brought together as speakers a former Anglican Bishop in Jerusalem, the Palestinian General-Delegate, a Labour Member of Parliament and a Liberal Democrat Peer in the House of Lords. The interventions were powerful in terms of...

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The Middle East Turns to Page 2009!

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Almost ten days ago, I decided to write a piece highlighting the major shifts of the Middle East in 2008, with particular emphasis on the three hotspots of Israel-Palestine, Lebanon and Iraq. I wanted to mention the upcoming parliamentary elections of 7th June in Lebanon that are contributing to a...

iraq, israel, lebanon, middle east, palestine

Political Tempests in Israel and Palestine!

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On 8th November, the 66-foot yacht Dignity chartered by the US-based group Free Gaza and carrying twenty-seven activists on board sailed from Cyprus to the Gaza Strip. It braved choppy seas and defied an Israeli naval blockade to call attention to Israeli sanctions against the Hamas-controlled...

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Israel-Palestine: The Hazards of Political Meltdown!

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In wartime, truth is so precious that she should always be attended by a bodyguard of lies Winston Churchill Have you ever felt as if you are moving forward in time, even in full motion, but that objects around you remain stock-still? I am not talking here about some arcane theory of...

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