Ramzy Baroud

Freelance Writer and Columnist at Freelance

Dr. Ramzy Baroud is an author, a syndicated columnist, editor of Palestine Chronicle & a Senior Research Fellow at Center for Islam and Global Affairs (CIGA).

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Articles

Global Backlash: How The World Could Shift Israel’s Gaza Strategy

6 days ago | kashmirreader.com | Ramzy Baroud

The decision resonated as shocking for all sides. Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu, whose entire war strategy hinges on the starvation of Palestinians in Gaza, unilaterally decided on May 19 to allow “immediate” food entry to the famine-stricken Strip. Of course, Netanyahu still maneuvered.
Global backlash: How the world could shift Israel’s Gaza strategy

1 week ago | peoplesworld.org | Ramzy Baroud

The decision resonated as shocking for all sides. Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu, whose entire war strategy hinges on the starvation of Palestinians in Gaza, unilaterally decided on May 19 to allow “immediate” food entry to the famine-stricken Strip. Of course, Netanyahu still maneuvered.
Global Backlash: How the World Could Shift Israel's Gaza Strategy

1 week ago | znetwork.org | Ramzy Baroud

The decision resonated as shocking for all sides. Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu, whose entire war strategy hinges on the starvation of Palestinians in Gaza, unilaterally decided on May 19 to allow “immediate” food entry to the famine-stricken Strip. Of course, Netanyahu still maneuvered.
How the world could shift Israel's Gaza strategy

1 week ago | arabamericannews.com | Ramzy Baroud

The decision resonated as shocking for all sides. Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu, whose entire war strategy hinges on the starvation of Palestinians in Gaza, unilaterally decided on May 19 to allow “immediate” food entry to the famine-stricken Strip. Of course, Netanyahu still maneuvered.
Swift global intervention can halt Gaza genocide

1 week ago | arabnews.jp | Ramzy Baroud

Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu, whose entire war strategy hinges on the starvation of Palestinians in Gaza, unilaterally decided last week to allow “immediate” food entry to the famine-stricken Strip. The decision resonated as shocking for all sides. Of course, Netanyahu still maneuvered.
Global Backlash: How the World Could Shift Israel’s Gaza Strategy - Dr Ramzy Baroud

1 week ago | qoshe.com | Ramzy Baroud
Swift Global Intervention Can Halt Gaza Genocide - OpEd

1 week ago | eurasiareview.com | Ramzy Baroud

Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu, whose entire war strategy hinges on the starvation of Palestinians in Gaza, unilaterally decided last week to allow “immediate” food entry to the famine-stricken Strip. The decision resonated as shocking for all sides. Of course, Netanyahu still maneuvered.
Swift global intervention can halt Gaza genocide

1 week ago | arabnews.com | Ramzy Baroud

Swift global intervention can halt Gaza genocide Short Urlhttps://arab.news/ccahg Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu, whose entire war strategy hinges on the starvation of Palestinians in Gaza, unilaterally decided last week to allow “immediate” food entry to the famine-stricken Strip. The decision resonated as shocking for all sides. Of course, Netanyahu still maneuvered.
Netanyahu’s endgame: Isolation and the shattered illusion of power

1 week ago | johnmenadue.com | Ramzy Baroud

It remains uncertain how long Benjamin Netanyahu will remain in power, but his political standing has significantly deteriorated. He faces widespread domestic opposition and international condemnation. There was a time when Netanyahu appeared to have all the cards.
Isolation and the shattered illusion of power

2 weeks ago | arabamericannews.com | Ramzy Baroud

There was a time when Benjamin Netanyahu appeared to have all the cards. The Palestinian Authority was largely passive, the occupied West Bank was relatively calm, Israel’s diplomatic reach was expanding, and the United States seemed ready to bend international law to accommodate Israel’s desire for complete control over Palestine.