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Steven James is the CEO of Medical Aid for Palestinians (MAP), a British charity that operates in the West Bank, Gaza Strip and Lebanon.
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Walid Hajj’s father fled Palestine during the 1948 Arab-Israeli war, never to return to his homeland.
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Paul Findley of the Council for the National Interest, which calls for new direction in US Mideast policy.
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Born in Jaffa, Palestine, Talal Abu-Ghazaleh is chairman and CEO of the Talal Abu-Ghazaleh Organisation.
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Dr Muhammad Abdul Bari is secretary general of the Muslim Council of Britain.
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Ghassan Khatib is vice president for community outreach at Birzeit University, and a former Palestinian Authority minister of planning.
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Ismail Patel is the chairman and founding member of the Friends of Al-Aqsa, a UK-based voluntary organisation working for the human rights of Palestinians.
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British politician Hugo Swire is a Conservative Member of Parliament, with specific interest in Middle Eastern politics.
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The Israeli pounding of Gaza shows no sign of abating. What do you think needs to happen for a ceasefire to be agreed?
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Why are so many journalists waxing lyrical on the supposed collapse of Dubai?
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Like Cairo, Mumbai will overcome and beat the terrorists who so cowardly struck at its magnificence.
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Does the title shock you? It should, says Mishal Kanoo, who despairs at the plight of Palestinians.
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The credit crunch has shown how hopeless the wealthy are at managing money.
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The hijackings by Somali pirates last month would seem to have little to do with the financial crisis.
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Does the new dictionary word 'meh' sum up the general feelings about the proposed Gulf monetary union, Andrew White asks.
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Take your mind, for a moment, from the matters of the day. Forget the global economy. Forget President elect Obama, and what he is going to do for the world.
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Government leaders have dominated the news as they struggle with the credit, solvency and housing crises.
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At best, this final splurge of spending will prove irrelevant. At worst, it risks turning the situation into a catastrophe.
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Cash is king. England's cricketers have travelled west in search of it, Gordon Brown has travelled east.
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Last week, as President-elect Barack Obama eased to victory, a new chapter in US and world history began.
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