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Stories by Jalal Ghazi

Jalal Ghazi monitors and translates Arab media for New America Media (a project of PNS) and Link TV.

Evolution of the Suicide Attacker

The war in Iraq has served as a suicide bombing school for insurgent groups around the world.
Posted on Oct 9, 2007

America's Media Darling: Osama bin Laden

The video released last week by Osama bin Laden got very different receptions in the American and Arab media.
Posted on Sep 13, 2007

Pakistan's Invisible Quake Victims

Arab media commentators say Pakistani victims from the Oct. 8 earthquake are forgotten because they are Muslims.
Posted on Nov 2, 2005

Arab Media Reports: Taliban Are Back

Afghanistan remains a fragile nation and, according to Arab media, the Taliban are regaining strength.
Posted on Mar 3, 2005

Arab Media on Iraqi Elections

Arab newspapers are proclaiming the recent Iraqi elections a victory for both Bush and Iran – but the new landscape may be quite a challenge for an administration intent on setting up a secular government.
Posted on Feb 8, 2005

Wolfowitz Doctrine Sinks in the Iraqi Quagmire

The military thinking of Deputy Defense Secretary Paul Wolfowitz, which stressed pre-emptive strikes, regime change and unilateral action if necessary, has produced a situation in Iraq that calls for its opposite.
Posted on Nov 25, 2003

A Radioactive Mess

Arab media are reporting widespread nuclear contamination near Baghdad after U.S. Marines broke seals on containers holding radioactive materials that were later looted.
Posted on May 6, 2003

Joining Forces with Izzat Ibrahim Ad-Duri

Baath party strongman Izzat Ibrahim holds the strategic oil city of Mosul and enjoys the support of Saudi Prince Abdullah. That's two reasons why he may become an American ally.
Posted on Apr 11, 2003