Netanyahu says that the 1967 borders are indefensible. But what is really indefensible is the occupation of land, the starvation of Gaza, the jailing of dissenters and the lack of equal rights in the alleged Israeli democracy.

The Nato intervention was supposedly to limit civilian casualties, but it is making a prolonged conflict and heavy civilian loss of life inevitable.

She may be a criminal in the eyes of French law, but at a London conference on Islamophoba, Kenza Drider was welcomed as a champion of women's rights.

Obama says he "will not tolerate aggression across borders". How then to explain US troops at war Iraq and Afghanistan and missiles and bombs rained down on Pakistan, Yemen, Libya and elsewhere?

We were told it would cost "tens, not hundreds of millions", but after two months the war on Libya is already over £100 million, and by September it's likely to top £1 billion.

The BBC's Andrew Marr covered Osama Bin Laden, Pakistan, Afghanistan and Israel, but there are so many other things he could have asked Obama, but didn't.

After Obama's speech about the Arab Spring uprisings, Egyptian novelist Ahdaf Soueif says, if he is serious about supporting self-determination for the people of Egypt, here's a to-do list.

Obama's speech on 19 May 2011 was long on rhetoric and virtually empty of any new policies. And no mention of Saudia Arabia. Did a $60 billion arms deal have something to do with that?

The facts and videos showing how the Obama who promised "hope" and "change" when he was running for president became a more-of-the-same president once elected.

Whatever Obama says about the Muslim world yearning for free speech, democracy, the rule of law and basic civil liberties, he will continue to sell weapons systems and military equipment to Arab despots.