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Khaled Hroub

Khaled Hroub is Professor in residence of Middle Eastern Studies and Arab Media Studies at Northwestern University/Qatar. 

 

ARTICLES BY Khaled Hroub

  • Postscript: What Did Sinwar Want? — In His Own Words

    Postscript: What Did Sinwar Want? — In His Own Words

    But, aside from the vilifying Israeli and Western hasbara, Yahya Sinwar, for the Palestinian people and for many around the world, cuts a profile of a heroic figure that lived, fought and died legendarily. His was a rebellious and free soul as reported by Nabeeh ‘Awada, a Lebanese commu..

  • Endless Wars on Palestine? A Review of Rashid Khalidi's The Hundred Years’ War on Palestine

    Endless Wars on Palestine? A Review of Rashid Khalidi's The Hundred Years’ War on Palestine

    With his new book The Hundred Years’ War on Palestine, Rashid Khalidi had barely finished narrating six rounds of war on Palestine before the seventh one was launched—Trump’s so-called “Deal of the Century.” It all started with the 1917 Balfour Declaration, a defining colonial ..

  • The "Deceit of the Century": Deconstructing a Title

    The "Deceit of the Century": Deconstructing a Title

    Trump’s ‘Deceit of the Century’ is a masterpiece in up-ending facts, re-framing history, rubbishing international law and norms, blaming the Palestinians, and blindly taking sides with colonial occupying Israel. A remarkable aspect of its text is reflected in the “art’ of its wording, fashioning..

  • Atatürk and My Grandfather

    Atatürk and My Grandfather

    Where the young Palestinian Ismail Hroub was killed and buried after being recruited by the Ottoman army in the early twentieth century remains unknown. His brother, my paternal grandfather Khalil Hroub, would for the rest of his days remain saddened by the early loss of his brother. He had r..