Documentary Video Clip (DVC) Section: Clip from 'Arabs and Terrorism'

What is said about . . . Arabs and Terrorism

I n t e r v i e w e e s (incomplete list)

[Complete bios can be found on www.ArabsandTerrorism.com]

United States

1. Jeane Kirkpatrick, Senior Fellow, American Enterprise Institute (AEI), Washington

2. Talal Assad, Professor, CUNY

3. Edward Walker, President, Middle East Institute (MEI), Washington

4. Jonathan Schanzer, Terrorism Analyst, The Washington Institute for near East Policy (TWI), Washington

5. Bob Jensen, Prof. of Journalism, University of Texas-Austin, New York

6. Anthony Cordesman, Burke Chair in Strategy, CSIS, Washington

7. Daniel Pipes, Middle East Forum, Philadelphia

8. Stephen Zunes, Chair, Peace and Justice Studies Program, University of San Francisco, San Francisco

9. Ryme Katkhouda, Senior Producer, Pacifica Radio WPFW, Washington

10. Jim Lobe, Washington Bureau Chief, Inter Press Service, Washington

11. Michael Scheuer (Anonymous Author of Imperial Hubris), Former CIA Senior (Al-Qa`ida) Analyst, Washington

12. Khaled Abou El Fadl, Professor of Law, UCLA, Los Angeles

13. Boaz Ganor, Director, International Policy Institute for Counter-Terrorism (Isr.), Washington

14. Meyrav Wurmser, Director, Center for Middle East Policy, Hudson Institute, Washington

15. Clifford May, President, Foundation for the Defense of Democracies, Washington

16. David B. Cole, Professor of Law, Georgetown University, Washington

17. As`ad Abukhalil, Professor of Political Science, California State University Stanislaus, San Francisco

18. Raymond Tanter, Middle East Expert, The Washington Institute for Near East Policy, Washington

19. Martha Crenshaw, Professor of Government, Wesleyan University, Washington

20. Leroy Baca, Sheriff, Los Angeles County, Los Angeles

21. Saree Makdisi, Professor of English, UCLA, Los Angeles

22. Avi Dicter, Former Director, Shin Bet (Israeli Security Service), Washington

23. Michael Hudson, Professor of Political Science, Georgetown University, Washington

Lebanon

1. Nawwaf Musawi, Head of International Public Relations, Hizballah, Beirut

2. Sheikh Muhammad Hussein Fadlallah, Shi`ite Grand Cleric, Beirut

3. Ousama Hamdan, Representative in Lebanon, Hamas, Beirut

4. Hassan Nasrallah, Secretary General, Hizballah, Beirut

5. Jibran Twayni, Editor-in-Chief, An-Nahar Newspaper, Beirut

6. Anwar Taha, Representative, Islamic Jihad, Beirut

7. Talal Salman, Publisher, As-Safir Newspaper, Beirut

8. Rami Khouri, Editor-in-Chief, The Daily Star, Beirut

9. Marwan `Abdel `Al, Representative, PFLP, Beirut

10. Sheikh Abdul Karim `Obeid, Shi`ite Cleric, Beirut

11. Muhammad Fneish, Cabinet Minister (Hizballah), Beirut

Egypt

1. Muntasir Al-Zayaat, Lawyer for Islamic Jihad, Cairo

2. Mahdi `Akif, Head of Egyptian Muslim Brotherhood, Cairo

3. Hani Shukrallah, Editor-in-Chief, Al-Ahram Weekly Newspaper, Cairo

4. Muhammad Wakid, Leader, Egyptian Anti-Globalization Movement, Cairo

5. Hisham Qasem, President, Misr al-Yawm Newspaper, Cairo

6. Fahmi Huweidi, Prominent Egyptian Journalist, Cairo

7. Dina Hishmet, Activist, Anti-Globalization Movement and Human Rights, Cairo

8. Jalal Amin, Professor of Economics, American University in Cairo (AUC), Cairo

9. Khalid Safwat, Human Rights Lawyer, Cairo

10. Muhammad `Abla, Painter and Artist, Cairo

11. Dina Khawaja, Professor of Political Science, American University in Cairo (AUC), Cairo

12. Nawal Sa`dawi, Feminist Leader and Novelist, Cairo

Syria

1. Buthaina Sha`ban, Syrian Minister of Expatriates, Damascus

2. Khalid Mish`al, Head of Political Bureau, Hamas, Damascus

3. Ramadan Abdullah Shallah, Secretary General, Islamic Jihad, Damascus

4. Mahir Tahir, Secretary General, PFLP, Damascus

5. `Imad Shu`aibi, Political Analyst, Damascus

6. Sadiq Al-`Azm, Professor of Philosophy, Damascus University, Damascus

7. Ibrahim Hamidi, Bureau Chief, Al-Hayat Newspaper, Damascus

8. Muhammad Al-Bouty, Sunni Cleric, Damascus

9. Omar Amirali, Filmmaker, Damascus

Spain

1. Angel Lossada, Director, Terrorism Affairs, Foreign Ministry, Madrid

2. Javier Couso, Activist, Brother of Journalist José Couso (Killed in Iraq), Madrid

3. José María Irujo, Journalist, El País Newspaper, Madrid

4. Beatríz Barcia Carregal, Public Representative, Assn. for Victims of Terrorism, Madrid

5. Francisco Cavali, Organizer, CNT Worker’s Union, Madrid

6. Haizam Amirah Fernandez, Snr. Analyst, Arab World Prgm., Real Elcano Institute, Madrid

7. Mohammed Haidour, Comisiones Obreras (CCOO), Madrid

8. Roderigo Gavilan, Spokesperson for the Confederation of Spanish Police, Madrid

9. Munir El-Messery, Imam of Madrid Mosque, Madrid

10. Juan Aviles, Professor, University of Distance Education, Madrid

11. Antonio Elorza, Professor, University of Complutense, Madrid

12. Ina Collado, March 11 Victims Association, Madrid

13. Aida Abella, Former President, Union Patriotica in Colombia, Madrid

Holland

1. Nasr Hamid Abu-Zaid, Professor of Islamic Studies and Politics, U. of Leiden, Amsterdam

2. Nabila, Lebanese-Born Swedish Rapper/Movie Star, Amsterdam

3. Muhammad Salamah, Professor of Arabic Literature, U. of Leiden, Amsterdam

4. (Anonymous) Dutch Flight Attendant, United Airlines

United Kingdom

1. Jeremy Corbyn, Member of Parliament, Labour Party, London

2. Alasdair Palmer, Columnist and Public Policy Editor, Sunday Telegraph, London

3. Tariq Ali, Author and Public Intellectual, London

4. William Dalrymple, Historian and Journalist, London

5. Nigel West, Counter-Terrorism Expert and Historian, London

6. Sir John Butterfill, Member of Parliament, Conservative Party, London

7. Nazir Ahmed, Labour Peer, House of Lords, London

8. Robert Biel, Director, MSC Development Administration & Planning, University College London

9. Peter Hitchens, Columnist, The Mail on Sunday, London

10. Yvonne Ridley, Political Editor, The Islam Channel, London

11. Anjem Choudary, Leading Figure, Al-Ghurabaa, London

12. Azzam Tamimi, Institute of Islamic Political Thought & Muslim Association of Britain, London

13. Ahdaf Soueif, Novelist, London

14. Doug Jewell, Campaigns Coordinator, Liberty, London

France

1. Jean-Jacques Moscovitz, Criminal Psychiatrist, Paris

2. Guy Millière, Professor of Political Science, Paris VIII University, Paris

3. Yves Roucaute, Professor of Political Science, Paris X University, Paris

4. Aurélien Véron, Treasurer, La Fédération Liberté Chérie, Paris

5. Jean-Charles Brisard, Terrorism Expert and Author, Paris

6. Alain Gresh, Politics Editor, Le Monde Diplomatique, Paris

7. Burhan Ghalyoun, Prominent Intellectual and Professor of Sociology, Sorbonne University, Paris

8. Jean-Francois Bayart, Research Director, Centre D’Etudes et de Recherches Internationales (CERI), Paris

Israel

95. Zeev Boim, Deputy Defense Minister of Israel (Likud Party), Tel Aviv

1. Admiral Ami Ayalon, Former Chief of the Navy and Security Service, Haifa

97. Amnon Raz-Krakotzkin, Professor of History, Ben Gurion University, Jerusalem

98. Shlomo Aronson, Professor of Political Science, Hebrew University, Tel Aviv

99. Haim Ramon, Minister without Portfolio, Member of Knesset (Labour Party), Jerusalem

100.         Ephraim Sneh, Former Civil Administrator in the West Bank, Tel Aviv

101.         `Azmi Bishara, Member of Knesset, NDA, Jerusalem

102.         Roman Bronfman, Member of Knesset and Head of the Democratic Choice Faction, Yahad Opposition Party, Jerusalem

103.         Shaul Yahalom, Member of Knesset, National Religious Party, Tel Aviv

104.         Amira Hass, Journalist, Haaretz Newspaper, Jerusalem

Palestine

105.         Walid Al-Omary, Bureau Chief of Al-Jazeera, Ramallah

106.         Mahdi Abdul Hadi, Chairman, PASSIA (The Palestinian Academic Society for the Study of International Affairs), Ramallah

107.         Hanan Ashrawi, Palestinian Legislative Council, Ramallah

1. Khalida Jarrar, Al-Dameer, Prisoner Rights NGO, Ramallah