Faleh Jabar

Faleh A. Jabar is a Research Fellow at Birkbeck College, University of London. His works include Power in the Middle East (Saqi Books).

We Arabs and the west

I was shocked but not surprised. Truly, his was a death foretold. For years he has been struggling with that faceless monster, leukaemia, submissively waiting for the final return to

By Faleh Jabar

/ 28 Sep 2003

Iraq after Saddam: two generations in dialogue

What should be done about Saddam Hussein's regime? Two Iraqi exiles of different generations and views discuss the best way forward for a country now on the brink

By Faleh Jabar and Yasser Alaskary

/ 18 Dec 2002

Too soon to stop thinking: the view from Iraq

Saddam Hussein is a menace in his own right. Leaving the monster in his palace is an invitation to future catastrophe. This is an authoritarian regime, a Nazi-like system that

By Faleh Jabar

/ 24 Sep 2002

Faleh Jabar

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Iraq after Saddam: two generations in dialogue

Too soon to stop thinking: the view from Iraq

We Arabs and the west