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Cartoons of the Week
May 19–25, 2012
Facebook face-plants, plus other editorial cartoons from the week. -
Historic TIME Letters
Middle East
The mistakes made were tragic. But the lessons learned can be valuable
There must have been a breakdown in leadership or protocol to allow a lone soldier to wander off base and commit such a heinous crime
Is there a nation in the world that would single out a male minority for similar treatment and not face diplomatic complaints or sanctions?
It is seeming increasingly unlikely that Egypt will achieve a democratic government by April, says the man who helped broadcast the revolution
Why the new ruling parties want women to disappear
Why a movie about a dissolving marriage in Tehran might help American-Iranian relations more than any diplomacy
A U.S. Marine in Afghanistan wonders why the United States can’t come together to overcome our nation’s challenges
It will take more than an election to break the military’s hold on Egypt
Veterans Day can be awkward when civilians don’t really know what they’re thanking soldiers for
No political group gave birth to Occupy Wall Street and the movement is largely leaderless. But so was what happened at Tahrir Square in Egypt
The Palestinian bid for recognition at the U.N. has elicited differing responses within the Jewish community. Younger American Jews are more likely than their parents to be acquainted with the Palestinians and their story
