Osama’s Newsletter
Osama Al SharifJordanian and Middle Eastern politics
| Platform |  | Pricing | Only free issues | Publishes | Weekly |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Issues | 40 | Subscribers | Read | osamaalsharif.substack.com |
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Oct. 7 anniversary is about more than Israel’s national trauma
Oct. 7, 2023, has come to represent Israel’s most painful national trauma since its inception. For the majority of Israelis, it remains the longest and most horrific day of their lives. Hamas launched a carefully planned and meticulous offe...
Bridge attack underlines Jordan’s thorny peace with Israel
Managing the 30-year-old Jordan-Israel peace treaty has never been easy for Amman. The 1994 “Wadi Araba” peace deal was supposed to end decades of hostilities. The two countries fought bloody wars in 1948 and 1967 and, in both, the Hashemit...
The killing of children is a cornerstone of Israel’s war on Gaza
Children have always been a casualty of wars. However, in conventional warfare, combatants rarely target them deliberately. But Gaza is not a conventional war. It is primarily a war against civilians — noncombatants. For the last 10 months,...
Five minutes to midnight as all-out war looms in the Middle East
This is an October 1973 moment for the Middle East, when the region was on the cusp of an all-out regional war, with Israel at its center. Inconclusive in its outcome, the conflict began a long and arduous endeavor to end all wars. It almos...
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Veteran Jordanian journalist, columnist and political commentator; specializes in Jordan and Middle Eastern politics.
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