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Maen al-Bayari is a writer and journalist from Jordan. He is the chief Opinion Editor of The New Arab's Arabic Edition, Al-Araby Al-Jadeed.
The attacks on Charlie Hebdo do not make the content of Michel Houellebecq's book, "Submission", which envisions a France ruled by Islamic law, any less racist.
Over the past year Palestinians have experienced greater misery due to internal divisions and ongoing Israeli aggression and occupation.
The clearing of Mubarak's former interior minister of the murder of revolutionaries is proof the old security state has prevailed.
Syria and Israel both use the same punitive measures, which leaves an unknown number of children behind bars, knowing only the cruelty of prison life.
