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Khalil Bendib
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The Arab-UK Spring
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Western nations have long snickered at the lack of democracy in most of the Middle East and North Africa and have offered ad nauseum free advice to Arab leaders on how to conduct their own affairs. But on occasion tables are turned, and the special wisdom and expertise of these oft-derided Middle Eastern leaders becomes very precious indeed for Western leaders who know a thing or two about bombing foreign civilians in Afghanistan and Iraq, yet are at a loss when it comes to ...
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Khalil Bendib is America's most wanted political cartoonist: When he sees a sacred cow, he thinks "shish kebab." His cartoons have been published in hundreds of publications across the country and across the globe, including the New York Times, USA Today, LA Times and other large newspapers.
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