M By Koby Nahmias aking peace with one's enemy is sort of like making love, there can only be one first time." For most Israelis the first time came 25 years ago when Anwar Sadat President of Egypt, took...

Aeriel Anderson's Dec. 3 opinion column on voter turnout, "Reaction to voter turnout is overrated," is emblematic of the tenets of American exceptionalism that too often find their way into supposedly...

Koby Nahmias' Dec. 3 letter "Jewish return caused regeneration of Palestine" is really disturbing, to say the least. I don't know if it's meant to be a joke or if he is sincerely ignorant of the true facts....

> This misleading statement greatly overestimates the generosity and scope of our Constitution and our government. Compared to most developed Western nations, U.S. citizens enjoy an anemic range of...

>Justin McCarthy's exhaustive demographic study of the area in question, "The Population of Palestine," dismisses any claim of significant Arab immigration during the Ottoman and Mandatory periods or...

This is in response to Martin Andrade's Dec. 3 column, "Reflection offers parties a chance to regroup and prepare." It is true the Democratic Party has taken the role of minority party at the national...

Americans watch the commercials with wary eyes and hints of skepticism in their voices. The ads point out Saudi Arabia's long history as a U.S. ally and the country's role in helping the United States...

L By Megan Bell ast Tuesday I was fortunate enough to have free tickets to the ballet. The Compania Nacional de Danza gave a performance called "Bach: Multiplicity." The ballet is based on the life and...

Sana Ansar's Nov. 26 column, "Israeli policies are unjust for neighbors," is laced with inaccuracies. Palestinians, far from being the "indigenous" population of the country are recent immigrants, just...

This is in response to Joe Woodside's Dec. 2 letter about Gopher football in the Metrodome ("Use stadium money for scholarships"). Yes, the Dome is about three football fields from campus, but in reality...