"Have you ever noticed how many of those odd people, the American neo-cons, use the rhetoric of nineteenth century European radicals? You'd be hard put to count all the references to "revolutionary," "radical," and "manifesto" in the American Right's industrial-scale output of pamphlets and tracts."

"Hatred of Israel makes up, indeed, the principal fuel for the growth of Hamas, but there is real concern that no one will be left to pluck the fruits of radical Islam. Time is working against both societies."

"For our children’s sake, we must get ourselves some new coaches without delay, people with good credentials in co-creating a free and just and prosperous society for all."

"It is hard to know who is using whom more: the Christian Right for offering secular power in the expectation that the Jewish state will be destroyed by a greater spiritual one; or the Israeli Right for accepting their offer. What we do know is that both sides are abusing the Palestinians. Apparently we don't enter into anyone's calculations."

"In America, the fastest growing Christian denominations are the
“Evangelists / Fundamentalists / Pentecostals”, literal believers of the Bible, intolerant of other faiths, including other Christians, determined to eliminate the separation of church and state, and export their faith by force if necessary."

"There is no doubt or question that the parties themselves bear the primary responsibility for the death of the Road Map. Both sides have done remarkably little of what they promised President Bush directly that they would do. There are no good guys here. But where are the Americans? Where are Bush’s promises? Where is the cavalry?"

"There is much talk about hidden power of the Zionists but no one has so far explained the historical and religious aspect of their actions and respective implication as Imran N. Hosein has done through an impartial analysis of all relevant religious and historical sources."

"The fact is that the Kashmir issue has remained unresolved primarily due to the Indian intransigence and belligerence. Time has, however, come when there is no escape from seeking settlement of this dispute—preferably in a peaceful mode."