Saudi Purges and Duty to Act
For 70 years, Saudi Arabia served as the largest and most significant incubator of Sunni jihad.
It’s the Economy, Stupid
One of Israel’s prime time evening news programs ran a series on what it called the Palestinian middle class.
Is the Arab World Beginning to See Reason?
The United Arab Emirates consider fighting the terror organizations spawned by the Muslim Brotherhood as a crucial mission.
On Teaching and Being Controversial
Teachers are often misunderstood.
The Iran-Hamas-Hezbollah Connection
Now that the Iranians have sole control over Lebanon, their eyes are set on the Gaza Strip.
The Enemies of Kurdistan are the Enemies of the US
Iran is on a mission.
Each Nation has its Own ‘Nakba’
The claims of injustice suffered by Palestine’s Arab residents because of the Balfour Declaration should be looked into on the background of the reality and norms in the first half of the 20th century. Hundreds of millions of people gained national liberation and independence, and tens of millions experienced some kind of ‘Nakba,’ including Jews in Arab countries.
A Month of Islam and Multiculturalism in Germany: October 2017
Thieves broke into an immigration office in the Moabit district of Berlin and stole up to 20,000 blank passports and other immigration documents, as well as official stamps and seals.
Judging Bibi
Israel has done well under Bibi’s leadership, but the stench of corruption appears to come from something real, that ought to be dealt with by those having the responsibility.
Judging countries
Judging a country is not easy or free of controversy.