Daoud Kuttab is a Palestinian journalist and media activist. He is the former Ferris Professor of Journalism at Princeton University. Kuttab is currently the Director General of Community Media Network (CMN). Follow him on Twitter: @daoudkuttab
In the small city of Bethlehem, in the occupied West Bank, Palestinians from three different churches ready for the Christmas period with a rich tapestry of religious processions and practices.
Comment: Abbas must do all he can to smooth out relations between Ramallah and various Arab capitals ahead of the Paris conference this week, writes Daoud Kuttab
Comment: The congress will reflect the diversity of the Palestinian people, and leadership is likely to be handed over to a younger generation of new leaders, writes Daoud Kuttab
Comment: Could the possibility of a joint Jordanian, Israeli, Palestinian airport somewhere in the northern part of the West Bank revive Palestinian hopes for a better future? asks Daoud Kuttab
Comment: The lessons learned from the 1973 October war on the use of force and the role of arbitration, are particularly relevant to Syria and Palestine today, writes Daoud Kuttab
Comment: As world leaders gather today for Peres' funeral, Daoud Kuttab reflects on the anniversary of the death of the boy Mohammad Dura, and the struggle for Palestinian national liberation
Comment: Today marks the 16th anniversary of the beginning of the Second Intifada. Daoud Kuttab reflects on the internal obstacles to the struggle for Palestinian statehood.
Comment: After waiting for hours under the unforgiving Jordan Valley sun, Palestinians will see the true face of their leaders who are whisked through VIP entrances, says Daoud Kuttab.
Comment: Hillary Clinton's position on Israel-Palestine has seen a dramatic shift over the last two decades, reflecting the course of her political ambition, writes Daoud Kuttab
