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Ahmed Al Jarallah

Ahmed Al Jarallah

The Iranian negotiator mistakenly assumes that the antiquated stratagems previously used with other counterparts can be...
Iran wants to toy with the negotiations
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Iran wants to toy with the negotiations
The Iranian negotiator mistakenly assumes that the antiquated stratagems previously used with other counterparts can be directed at the American negotiator, believing that playing...
Ahmed Al Jarallah | 15/04/2026
Have you heard about one of the most notorious and controversial rulers in history? He ascended the throne at the age o...
He ascended the throne at fourteen, but turned power into a farce
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He ascended the throne at fourteen, but turned power into a farce
Have you heard about one of the most notorious and controversial rulers in history? He ascended the throne at the age of fourteen to lead a powerful empire, but he turned power in...
Ahmed Al Jarallah | 15/04/2026
In major crises, especially wars, countries take measures to ease the burden on their citizens, particularly when it co...
People who love their countries deserve recognition
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People who love their countries deserve recognition
In major crises, especially wars, countries take measures to ease the burden on their citizens, particularly when it comes to monthly loan installments, due to the disruption of m...
Ahmed Al Jarallah | 14/04/2026
WHO are the people of Kuwait? The people of Kuwait are her children. They are Kuwaitis, residents, illegal residents (B...
When Jamal al-Din al-Afghani was asked where his nation is, he replied, ‘Wherever there is a mosque’
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When Jamal al-Din al-Afghani was asked where his nation is, he replied, ‘Wherever there is a mosque’
WHO are the people of Kuwait? The people of Kuwait are her children. They are Kuwaitis, residents, illegal residents (Bedoun), and those whose Kuwaiti identity has been revoked an...
Ahmed Al Jarallah | 13/04/2026
Kuwait enjoys an era of security and stability, where public affairs proceed smoothly for everyone. At the same time, t...
Firmness is necessary to protect the homeland
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Firmness is necessary to protect the homeland
Kuwait enjoys an era of security and stability, where public affairs proceed smoothly for everyone. At the same time, there is firmness and strict punishment for anyone who breaks...
Ahmed Al Jarallah | 12/04/2026
Although the Gulf states have been at the center of the Iranian storm for 47 years, and although they have been subject...
Gulf states should have been there
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Gulf states should have been there
Although the Gulf states have been at the center of the Iranian storm for 47 years, and although they have been subjected to many political, security, and terrorist attacks, they ...
Ahmed Al Jarallah | 11/04/2026
Is Tehran sincere about the ceasefire? The answer to this question was clear from the very first hours following the ce...
Washington must understand Tehran’s deceptive tactics
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Washington must understand Tehran’s deceptive tactics
Is Tehran sincere about the ceasefire? The answer to this question was clear from the very first hours following the ceasefire announcement. While Washington and Tel Aviv adhered ...
Ahmed Al Jarallah | 09/04/2026
The strategic truce proclaimed by US President Donald Trump is a manifestation of mercy towards the Iranian people, who...
Iran takes a bitter pill again
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Iran takes a bitter pill again
The strategic truce proclaimed by US President Donald Trump is a manifestation of mercy towards the Iranian people, who have long suffered under the weight of the reckless adventu...
Ahmed Al Jarallah | 08/04/2026
These Americans have everything a person could want, except one thing - a sense of humanity. When the Irish writer Osca...
Oscar Wilde to the American customs officer, ‘Yes, I carry my humanity with me.’
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Oscar Wilde to the American customs officer, ‘Yes, I carry my humanity with me.’
These Americans have everything a person could want, except one thing - a sense of humanity. When the Irish writer Oscar Wilde reached New York, the customs officer asked him, “Ar...
Ahmed Al Jarallah | 08/04/2026
“Broken, yet cooling” is a Kuwaiti proverb that refers to a broken jar that can still cool water. This proverb aptly de...
Iran ... ‘broken, yet cooling’
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Iran ... ‘broken, yet cooling’
“Broken, yet cooling” is a Kuwaiti proverb that refers to a broken jar that can still cool water. This proverb aptly describes the Iranian regime, not only today but since 1979. D...
Ahmed Al Jarallah | 07/04/2026
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