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US grovels to Israel the same way ‘supporters’ fawned on Saddam

By on April 3, 2019

By recognising Israel’s annexation of Golan, Trump merely recognised that Israel has annexed America

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We’ve seen the West’s approach to Venezuela before…

By on February 8, 2019

Obvious similarities in way in which the West sanctioned and isolated Assad and Saddam Hussein and the way in which it hailed the opposition as the rightful heir to power

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The US media has lost one of its sanest voices on military matters

By on January 15, 2019

Television “experts”, the infamous “analysts” and the infamous American “think tank” personnel are a dime a dozen. But William Arkin may be different. Robert Fisk explains

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Evidence suggests journalist Jamal Khashoggi was tortured to death, dismembered and smuggled out of a Saudi Consulate. Click to enlarge

Spare me America’s tears for Jamal Khashoggi

By on December 10, 2018

The shock and horror about Khashoggi and the Saudis is primarily about Trump, writes Robert Fisk, and the need to tie him in to Khashoggi’s cruel murder

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Middle East dictators always end up bringing their western allies down

By on November 30, 2018

The world is indeed a vicious place – but the Middle East is its most treacherous.

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The Saudis would surely be making a sacrifice for all of us to take on so onerous a burden as the desert imprisonment of the Isis and Nusrah legions inside the kingdom itself. Click to enlarge

To unlock the diplomatic mysteries behind the murder of Jamal Khashoggi, take a look at Syria

By on November 24, 2018

Is there a deal in the making here?

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Izzeldin Abuelaish pictured in his office at the University of Toronto. He took the Israelis to court after the death of his children. Click to enlarge

Izzeldin Abuelaish’s three daughters were killed in Gaza

By on November 10, 2018

Yet as he tells Robert Fisk, Izzeldin Abuelaish still has hope for peace and reconciliation

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Trudeau won’t stop $12bn of arms sales to Saudi after Khashoggi’s death because money always wins over murder

By on November 4, 2018

Living up to Trump’s description of him as “dishonest” and “weak”

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Jamal Khashoggi: Did they bury him with his body facing Mecca?

By on October 28, 2018

Khashoggi knew all about power and danger. Twenty-five years ago he turned up at my hotel in Khartoum and drove me into the Sudanese desert to meet bin Laden

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The wounds of the Armenian genocide, remembered in a ceremony for the victims in Echmiadzin (pictured), were still fresh when soldiers were recruited to the brutal Armenian Legion . Click to enlarge

The story of the Armenian Legion is finally being told

By on October 20, 2018

A dark tale of anger and revenge

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Here’s what I found out when I spent the day with Israel’s most controversial journalist, Gideon Levy

By on September 30, 2018

You can see why not too long ago, writes Robert Fisk, Gideon Levy was given a bodyguard

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After meeting Bedouins whose homes are being destroyed, I can't see how a Palestinian state can ever happen

After meeting Bedouins whose homes are being destroyed, I can’t see how a Palestinian state can ever happen

By on September 23, 2018

Meeting Bedouins whose homes are being demolished for Israeli settlements

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The war is supposed to be drawing to a close, but conflict continues after a police chief was murdered in Aleppo last week. Click to enlarge

A murder in Aleppo shows the Syrian war is not over yet

By on September 14, 2018

Robert Fisk reflects on what the life and death of one Syrian Army major says about the country and its future

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Syrian soldier stands guard over a Russian-made 130mm gun on the heights of Mount Akrad, northern Syria. Click to enlarge

When the battle for Idlib is over, where will the fighters who have sworn never to surrender go next?

By on September 8, 2018

Robert Fisk reports first-hand from Idlib

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Lebanon is on a tightrope, balancing Saudi, Iranian and Western interests

By on August 31, 2018

The Sunni Lebanese prime minister Saad Hariri loves the Saudis – or rather, has to love the Saudis, since they support him, he holds Saudi citizenship and the Saudis believe he will do their bidding

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A US trade war with Turkey over a little known pastor? Don’t believe a word of it

By on August 17, 2018

Erdogan’s real crime was to help Iran avoid the worst of U.S. sanctions and to purchase Russia’s S-400 air defence system

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Jared Kushner’s cynical ‘deal of the century’ for Palestinians in action

By on August 3, 2018

There is nothing ground-breaking about Trump’s “deal of the century” for Palestinians, except the continued breaking of ground for new Jewish “settlements”

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Even the White Helmets have been rescued from Syria

By on July 27, 2018

So are we about to see the final battle of the war?

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I traced missile casings in Syria back to their original sellers, so it’s time for the west to reveal who they sell arms to

By on July 25, 2018

Robert Fisk does some detective work in the ruins of eastern Aleppo

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Sarajevo was besieged for four years during the Bosnian War, with many districts left in ruins

The fisherman in Sarajevo told tales of past wars – and warned me of ones to come

By on July 14, 2018

Robert Fisk talks to a veteran of the war in the former Yugoslavia who he meets, by chance, fifty metres from the spot where Archduke Ferdinand was shot in 1914

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