The FaceBouazizi Revolution.
Mark Zuckerberg has never heard of Arab leaders like Mohammed Bouazizi yet he's credited with the uprisings they've triggered.
Articles By: Nuseir Yassin 
Nuseir Yassin is a Contributing Writer for the Harvard Political Review. He lived his entire life in Israel as an Arab-Israeli. He describes himself as "just a village boy who went to a normal school, had normal friends, and ate normal food". The journey that led Nosayr to Harvard is complicated to say the least. His interests include: space exploration, global climate change, Palestinian-Israeli conflicts, the environment, feminism, economics, and business ventures. As a Palestinian citizen of Israel, he considers a passion for and a solid background in politics to be an absolute necessity. Being able to understand the language and the mentality of both sides of the Palestinian-Israeli conflict has driven him to contribute to the ongoing peace process. Asides from politics, he enjoys looking at green arrows in the stock market and eating Caesar salad at Annenberg.
Effects of Arab World Riots on Israel
Demonstrations all across Egypt have erupted against the government. In Lebanon, protestors have flooded the streets calling for a new government and Tunisia remains in a political turmoil. Arabs across the Middle East are taking things with their own hands asking for freedom of choice. And freedom they shall get, but what will be the cost of freedom to the ... Read More
Netanyahu: The Dilemma.
Benjamin Netanyahu is the current and ninth prime minister of Israel. He assumed office in March 2009. Upon contemplation of what Netanyahu has accomplished during the first half of his term with regards to the Palestinian-Israeli conflict, one can only answer: “nothing substantial.” As to the second half of his term, we will likely be facing two more years of ... Read More
The Arab world is playing Dominoes
In light of recent developments in Tunisia, Arab dictators in neighboring countries have come to realize that law enforcements, or dictator-existence enforcements for that matter, are of no value in face of a national uproar. The ratio of police officers to citizens in Tunisia was a staggering 1:40. Yet, such police force could not contain the most recent civil disorder ... Read More
