| The Independent 1997 Patrick Cockburn |
| Title | Subject | Authors |
| Another sting in the tale of the city of scorpions. (conflict in Jerusalem set to become more violent)(Column) | Retail industry | Patrick Cockburn |
| A peace deal with a fuse attached. (Israeli prime minister Benjamin Netanyahu miscalculates over deal on withdrawal from Hebron)(Column) | Retail industry | Patrick Cockburn |
| Arafat set to gain from Bibi's stalling. (Palestinian leader Yasser Arafat in compromise with Israeli prime minister Benjamin Netanyahu) | Retail industry | Patrick Cockburn |
| As Kurds fight over a road, Saddam tightens his grip. (Iraqi President Saddam Hussein exploits conflict between warlords in Kurdistan) | Retail industry | Patrick Cockburn |
| Bibi flounders in sea of troubles after Hamas fiasco. (Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu) | Retail industry | Patrick Cockburn |
| Bibi Netanyahu's failed bid to emulate King Claudius. (Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu)(Column) | Retail industry | Patrick Cockburn |
| Border deaths expose gulf in Middle East. (strained relations between Israel and Jordan after murder of Israeli schoolgirls) | Retail industry | Patrick Cockburn |
| Burn in Auschwitz, Jews tell Jews: hatred between Orthodox and Reform Jews reduced a Jerusalem kindergarten to ashes. | Retail industry | Patrick Cockburn |
| Can America match its mouth with its muscle? (US air strikes against Iraq would not necessarily be successful) | Retail industry | Patrick Cockburn |
| Carnage born out of Israel's policy of rejection.(Israeli policy toward Palestine and bombing in Jerusalem (includes related article)) | Retail industry | Patrick Cockburn, Eric Silver |
| Chance encounter that led to torture and Siberian work camps. (Ukrainian Jew Anatoli Shandalov imprisoned as British spy in 1950) | Retail industry | Patrick Cockburn |
| Clare Short faces a barrage of criticism from Israel after speech. (United Kingdom Secretary of State for Overseas Development sympathizes with Palestinians) | Retail industry | Patrick Cockburn |
| Come, let us reason together. (prospects for revival of peace process in Middle East)(Column) | Retail industry | Patrick Cockburn |
| Cradle of faith, cauldron of news. (journalism in Jerusalem, Israel)(Media +) | Retail industry | Patrick Cockburn |
| Did Arafat give a green light to terror? (Palestinian leader Yasser Arafat)(Column) | Retail industry | Patrick Cockburn |
| Friendless in Jerusalem. (many challenges facing Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu)(Column) | Retail industry | Patrick Cockburn |
| Hamas chief says revenge attacks are the only defence. (Abdel Aziz Rantisi, leader of Hamas in Gaza) | Retail industry | Patrick Cockburn |
| Hamas hero returns to haunt Arafat and Bibi. (influence of Sheikh Ahmed Yassin, spiritual leader of Hamas) | Retail industry | Patrick Cockburn |
| Handling Saddam: lessons from the First World War.(Column) | Retail industry | Patrick Cockburn |
| Holocaust that Israel would rather ignore. (Israel tries to overlook Turkish massacre of Armenians in 1915) | Retail industry | Patrick Cockburn |
| How a love letter told the story of the murder of a nation. (postcard sent to Jew in Bucharest, Romania, in 1943 contains secret message detailing conditions in concentration camp) | Retail industry | Patrick Cockburn |
| Iraq bars three Americans from UN inspection team. | Retail industry | Patrick Cockburn |
| Israel braced for further suicide attacks. | Retail industry | Patrick Cockburn |
| Israel is gripped by the curse of '67.(Column) | Retail industry | Patrick Cockburn |
| Israel shudders as Iran prepares to go ballistic.(Israeli concern about Iran missile program; includes related article) | Retail industry | Patrick Cockburn |
| Jerusalem for the Jews - one rich American's big idea. (Irving Moskowitz funds takeover of two houses in Palestinian neighbourhood of Ras al-Amoud in Jerusalem, Israel) | Retail industry | Patrick Cockburn |
| Mutilation that led to attack on Saddam's son. | Retail industry | Patrick Cockburn |
| Netanyahu accused over Jerusalem homes pledge. (Israeli prime minister Benjamin Netanyahu accused of disinformation) | Retail industry | Patrick Cockburn |
| Netanyahu: Why the US can't stand him. (Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu) | Retail industry | Patrick Cockburn |
| Palestinians build their state on the shifting sands of corruption. | Retail industry | Patrick Cockburn |
| Palestinians turn car theft into act of rebellion. (very high levels of car theft in Israel) | Retail industry | Patrick Cockburn |
| Revealed: how Iraqi rebels tried to kill Saddam's son. (Ismail Othman, one of the leaders of al-Nahdah) | Retail industry | Patrick Cockburn |
| Samaritans held to ransom in battle for survival. (thieves demand $1 million for return of ancient Samaritan scrolls) | Retail industry | Patrick Cockburn |
| Slaughter on the Isle of Peace. (Jordanian soldier kills seven Israeli schoolgirls) | Retail industry | Patrick Cockburn |
| Stronger Saddam tests US power in the Middle East. | Retail industry | Patrick Cockburn |
| Suicide blast buries last peace hopes under the rubble of Tel Aviv. | Retail industry | Patrick Cockburn |
| The CIA's bungle in Baghdad. (CIA failed to instigate military coup against Iraqi leader Saddam Hussein) | Retail industry | Patrick Cockburn |
| The most heavily armed people in the world.(armed Yemeni tribes and political life in Yemen) | Retail industry | Patrick Cockburn |
| The pictures that prove the guilt of Moshe Dayan - hero and thief. | Retail industry | Patrick Cockburn |
| Uzi spreads to America's mean streets.(gun control and the export of Uzi guns to the US from Israel; includes related article) | Retail industry | Patrick Cockburn |
| Wrath of world's largest Jewish community may yet be visited on Netanyahu. (US Jewish community puts pressure on Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu) | Retail industry | Patrick Cockburn |
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