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Daoud Kuttab

Jerusalem/Amman, Jordan

Daoud Kuttab is a Palestinian journalist. He was born in Jerusalem in 1955. Presently he is a visiting professor at Princeton University in the United States. Mr. Kuttab is the former director of the Institute of Modern Media at Al Quds University in Ramallah, Palestine and the founder of AmmanNet, the Arab world's first internet radio station. His personal web page is www.daoudkuttab.com Close.

Daoud Kuttab

Jerusalem/Amman, Jordan

Daoud Kuttab is a Palestinian journalist. He was born in Jerusalem in 1955. Presently he is a visiting professor at Princeton University in the United States. more »

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US diplomacy is not dead, just corrupted

So long as America is powerful, its diplomacy will continue to be powerful. The problem is that American's diplomacy has been corrupted. US values within the US so much the envy of the entire world are no where to be found when America flexis its foreign diplomatic muscle. America's foreign policy is nothing like American internal structures and values (even some of that is being corrupted like with spying on Americans etc).

Another major problem in US diplomacy is the exagerated effects of domestic political issues and lobbyists on the way the US conducts itself outside American territories. The overblown and exagerated powers of the pro Israel lobby are hurting the image of the US abroad and are causing American diplomats in effect to be working for something other than the interest of America. This is really the corruption of American diplomacy.

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