Op-Ed

29 articles

PART 2: Analyzing the Trilateral "Framework Agreement"

A detailed line by line analysis and dismantling of every argument made in favor of the initial deal signed by the Lebanese and israeli occupation officials in Washington D.C.

Leila Hatoum

Op-Ed

PART 1: Analyzing the Trilateral "Framework Agreement"

A detailed line by line analysis and dismantling of every argument made in favor of the initial deal signed by the Lebanese and israeli occupation officials in Washington D.C.

Leila Hatoum

Op-Ed

Hanna Bathish... A Generation Between Revolution and Exile

From Tel al-Zaatar to Sharjah... A Name Whose Story Never Fades

Hani Bathish

Op-Ed

Trapped in Unequal Fighting

Between guerrilla warfare and staying in position in the battlefield: A critique to changes in the fighting creed

MENA Uncensored

World

From Chagos To Gaza: The Map They Built

Britain Feigns Weakness, But Behind The Scenes It Moves the World

Shameen Suleman

about 2 months ago

Op-Ed

Behind the Scenes Of The U.S. & "israeli" Military Integration

The U.S.-"israeli" war on Iran in February 2026 was the fruition of their latter armies' merger.

Abdulsalam Saleh

about 2 months ago

Op-Ed

Remember the Fraternity

A Guide for the Palestinian Diaspora to Break the Divide

NYPlaid

about 2 months ago

Op-Ed

Threats to Normalize Ties - A Strategic Analysis

Amid Ongoing War Crimes and Land Occupation, Threats Become the Final Nail in the Coffin of the Idea of Normalization

Abdulsalam Saleh

2 months ago

Op-Ed

Ben Gvir Declares Control Over Al Aqsa

Zero action noted from all 57 state members of the Organization of Islamic Countries (OIC)

Shameen Suleman

2 months ago

Op-Ed

The Return of Kissinger

This article was first published in November 2019, during the period of US-Saudi pressure on Lebanon against the Lebanese President, General Dr. Michel Aoun, who refused to submit to their dictates, and after they had failed in preventing his election several times between 2014 and 2017.

Leila Hatoum

2 months ago

Op-Ed

Where Are The Mainstream Media Headlines For Lebanon?

Amid continued israeli occupation aggression, MSM opts to turn its back to Lebanon's pain

Shameen Suleman

2 months ago

Op-Ed

When Speaking For Palestine Becomes "Terrorism"

When governments try to muffle the truth in favor of the occupation

Shameen Suleman

3 months ago

Op-Ed

CMCC, the “Board of Peace,” and the Aid Narrative

The structure exposed on April 22 is now contradicting itself in real time.

Shameen Suleman

3 months ago

Op-Ed

When Ballots Are Called Bullets

A Line That Should Have Alarmed Britain

Shameen Suleman

6 months ago

Op-Ed

The Abraham Shield system

How a "security plan" turns Gaza into a managed zone

Shameen Suleman

8 months ago

Op-Ed

The Fate of Taiwan

The Trump Doctrine, the Fate of Taiwan, and the Fracturing of the Global Order

Said Abou Merhi

9 months ago

Op-Ed

The rise & fall of GHF/Anthony Aguilar & Co

How Disinformation Undermines Credible War Crimes Reporting

Leila Hatoum

11 months ago

Op-Ed

A Palestinian Squid Game

Everyone Wants To Govern Gaza, But at What Price?

NYPlaid

over 1 year ago

Africa

The Sudanese Resistance

They understand what’s at stake, and what will become of Sudan if it falls into the unforgiving hands of the RSF

NNoon Muzamil Elsharif

almost 2 years ago

Africa

Sudan’s Lost Voice

As Sudan’s Army takes on the RSF, main stream media ramps up its misinformation campaign

NNoon Muzamil Elsharif

almost 2 years ago

Op-Ed

Gaza’s Human Bullets

WHO’s Fear Mongering to Weaponize the Children of Gaza

Leila Hatoum

almost 2 years ago

Africa

Why Ethiopia Must Avoid a War with Yemen

Prime Minister Abiy Ahmed, once celebrated for his peace efforts, has now plunged his country into civil war, economic despair, and potential involvement in an international conflict on the Red Sea.

Tseday

about 2 years ago

Op-Ed

From Restraint to War

Special to MENA Uncensored. Ejaz Haider is a Lahore-based journalist, and international affairs expert with interest in security affairs.

Ejaz Haider

about 2 years ago

Op-Ed

The "israeli" entity and the Palestinian Statehood

A recognition cancels Palestinians' right to return to their own villages and stolen homes within their original homeland. Following the recognition, a person from for example places like Akka, currently occupied by the Zionist entity, will lose his right of return to it as set by the UN in 1947.

Leila Hatoum

over 2 years ago