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Afghanistan
In the mirror of Afghanistan, the American soldier sees the ghost of the defeat in Viet Nam. Fahd Bahady is a Syrian cartoonist. This cartoon was published in his blog on 3 May 2010; it is reproduced here for non-profit educational purposes. The text above is an interpretation of the cartoon by Yoshie Furuhashi. | […]
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When the Wrong Politics Is in Command . . .
Politics, a blind piper, is followed by Economy, followed by the Media, followed by those who follow the Media. . . . Fahd Bahady is a Syrian cartoonist. This cartoon was published in his blog on 13 July 2010; it is reproduced here for non-profit educational purposes. The text above is an interpretation of the […]
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Between Iran and Turkey
The decrepit Arab establishment gets jealous as Iran and Turkey woo the Arab people. Fahd Bahady is a Syrian cartoonist. This cartoon was published in his blog on 23 July 2010; it is reproduced here for non-profit educational purposes. The text above is an interpretation of the cartoon by Yoshie Furuhashi. | Print
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Iraq: Allawi or Maliki?
Iraq turns to Paul the Octopus of the 2010 World Cup fame: “Just pick the prime minister, form a government, and save us.” Fahd Bahady is a Syrian cartoonist. This cartoon was published in his blog on 16 July 2010; it is reproduced here for non-profit educational purposes. The text above is an interpretation of […]
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Negotiations
The spur of the Arab Peace Initiative can’t move the wooden horse of negotiations on the path of peace, tethered as the horse is to the Israeli position. Fahd Bahady is a Syrian cartoonist. This cartoon was published in his blog on 30 June 2010; it is reproduced here for non-profit educational purposes. The text […]
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Eradicating the “Iranian Threat”
The United States and its Arab and European allies are hard at work to eradicate Iran’s small nuclear program, ignoring Israel’s big fat nukes. Fahd Bahady is a Syrian cartoonist. This cartoon was published in his blog on 30 June 2010; it is reproduced here for non-profit educational purposes. The text above is an interpretation […]
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Egypt under Emergency Law
Pharaoh Mubarak, resting himself on the emergency law, says: “No, not enough.” The Egyptian people, oppressed by the burden of the emergency law,” says: “Enough.” Fahd Bahady is a Syrian cartoonist. This cartoon was published in his blog on 4 July 2010; it is reproduced here for non-profit educational purposes. The text above is an […]
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Nuclear Club
The American “referee” seeks to red card (sanction) Iran out of the nuclear club and to make the Iranians sit on the bench with the Arabs. Fahd Bahady is a Syrian cartoonist. This cartoon was first published in his blog on 24 June 2010; it is reproduced here for non-profit educational purposes. The text above […]
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Peace Negotiations
The only kind of Israeli-Palestinian peace negotiations that Obama promotes: one that doesn’t fly, shackled as it is in the ball and chain of settlements. Fahd Bahady is a Syrian cartoonist. This cartoon was first published in his blog on 2 May 2010; it is reproduced here for non-profit educational purposes. The text above is […]
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How Uncle Sam Milks the Gulf States
Scare the Gulf States into giving up their moola by manufacturing a specter of Iran under atomic mollas. Positive growth outlook. Risk-free investment. Guaranteed returns. Fahd Bahady is a Syrian cartoonist. This cartoon was first published in Maktoob on 10 June 2010; it is reproduced here for non-profit educational purposes. The text above is an […]
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Arab Domestic Affairs
“We will not allow any country to interfere in our domestic affairs.”(But see who’s swimming in the fishbowl that is the “Arab world.” . . .) Fahd Bahady is a Syrian cartoonist. This cartoon, first published by Al Jazeera, illustrates an interview with Bahady by eHasakeh (16 March 2010); it is reproduced here for non-profit […]
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Nuclear Iran and Nuclear Israel
Dimona Reactor Bushehr Reactor Fahd Bahady is a Syrian cartoonist. This cartoon, first published by Al Jazeera, illustrates an interview with Bahady by eHasakeh (16 March 2010); it is reproduced here for non-profit educational purposes. | Print