“This landmark agreement with Türkiye is a win for British workers, a win for our defence industry, and a win for NATO security,” British Prime Minister Keir Starmer said.| Breaking Defense
Breaking Defense’s Agnes Helou walks you through the latest headlines from the region in this month’s edition of the Middle East Defense Digest.| Breaking Defense
“The Chinese currently have pure economic interests in the region, especially the oil, and are happy to see the US spend plenty of resources in ensuring the security of the region and the safety of its waterways that allow the flow of oil from the region and Chinese products to the Middle East," one expert told Breaking Defense.| Breaking Defense
Al-Sudani's rush to sign deals with US firms over the past few months is fundamentally about political survival, both his own and Iraq’s. The post US energy firms are returning to Iraq—but politics could undo their fortunes appeared first on Atlantic Council.| Atlantic Council
The post Tabaqchali mentioned in Amwaj Media on China and Iraq’s nuclear aspirations appeared first on Atlantic Council.| Atlantic Council
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The post American University energy event mentioned in Shams TV on the Iraq electricity crisis appeared first on Atlantic Council.| Atlantic Council
A majority of U.S. adults, as well as most Republicans, still sympathize more with the Israelis than the Palestinians. But for the first time, Democrats lean in the other direction.| Gallup.com
President Donald Trump withdrew the nomination of Joel Rayburn to lead the State Department’s Near Eastern affairs bureau, leaving the office in the hands of a controversial interim leader. The primary obstacle to Rayburn’s nomination appears to have been his role in the first Trump administration working under James Jeffrey, who later admitted to misleading Trump about the number of U.S. troops in Syria in an effort to prevent a military withdrawal from the country. Sen. Rand Paul (R-Ky....| Responsible Statecraft
After uproar, luxurious Cairo hotel expels 154 Hamas terrorists who were freed by Israel this month as part of the hostage deal. The post Hamas terrorists booted from luxury hotel appeared first on World Israel News.| World Israel NewsWorld Israel News
Qatar Airways has pulled back the curtain on a bold new aircraft design: a special‑edition…| Airport Spotting
An 82nd Airborne pilot suffered a devastating head injury in a 2023 drone attack. Earlier this month, his wife and friends arranged a final flight for his retirement. The post An 82nd Airborne pilot took his final flight two years after Iraq drone attack appeared first on Task & Purpose.| Task & Purpose
“It felt like you were being hunted versus hunting,” said the Army colonel in charge of nearly 2,500 soldiers deployed to Erbil, Iraq in 2023. The post An Army brigade’s trial by fire against Iranian drones appeared first on Task & Purpose.| Task & Purpose
Iraqi officials had said U.S. forces would leave Ain al-Asad Air Base by the end of last month. Now a small force of US troops will remain, Iraq's prime minister said. The post In reversal, at least 250 US troops will remain at Iraq air base appeared first on Task & Purpose.| Task & Purpose
These books about the Silk Road show that it is more than a trail of dust winding through ancient cities—it’s a living, breathing corridor of stories, cultures, and unforgettable landscapes. If you’re an adventure lover or a history buff dreaming of camel caravans, Buddhist grottoes, or the whispers of long-forgotten bazaars, then your next journey… Read More »7 Essential Books About The Silk Road| Backpackingman
Backpacking in Oman. Oh, man, it’s going to be expensive, I thought to myself when thinking about going on an Oman trip. Oman is known as a pricey destination for the budget traveller, with a non-existent backpacking style network of hostels or cheap tours to go backpacking in Oman. Well, I can now say that I spent… Read More »Travel Guide To Backpacking In Oman| Backpackingman
The House Committee on Oversight and Government Reform on Monday formally petitioned the United Nations to hand over a tranche of internal documents related to the U.N. Relief and Works Agency's (UNRWA) employment of more than a dozen terrorists who participated in the Oct. 7, 2023, attack on Israel, according to a copy of the letter obtained by the Washington Free Beacon. Committee chairman Rep. James Comer (R., Tenn.) said his investigation will detail how "U.S. taxpayer funds sent to UNRWA...|
Located equidistant both from metropolitan Muscat and the desert's "Empty Quarter," the Omani city of Sur makes a wonderful waypoint.| Leave Your Daily Hell
Menemen is a Turkish dish that consists of eggs, sweet peppers, tomatoes, onions and spices. The vegetables are sautéed first, the eggs are cracked over them| Travel Food Atlas
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A Turkish court issued an arrest warrant for Imamoglu, Istanbul’s mayor, intensifying the ongoing political crisis in Turkey. The warrant, issued on charges of “political espionage,” is the latest in a series of legal troubles facing the popular opposition leader and former presidential hopeful. Imamoglu, who has been jailed since March on separate corruption charges, […] The post Turkey Issues Arrest Warrant for Imamoglu, Escalating Crackdown on Opposition appeared first on Asiaone n...| Asiaone news
Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu made a bold statement on Sunday that reverberated across the globe, asserting that Israel does not need anyone’s permission to defend itself. Netanyahu’s declaration came during a meeting with senior Israeli government officials, as tensions in Gaza and Lebanon escalated. In his speech, he stressed that Israel, as a sovereign […] The post Netanyahu’s Bold Statement: Israel Needs No Approval for Attacking Enemies appeared first on Asiaone news.| Asiaone news
Prime Minister Shehbaz Sharif heads to Saudi Arabia today for a significant three-day official visit. The Prime Minister is set to attend the ninth edition of the Future Investment Initiative (FII) in Riyadh, a high-profile forum where global leaders, policymakers, and business magnates come together to discuss pressing issues related to global investment, innovation, and […] The post Prime Minister Shehbaz Sharif Heads to Saudi Arabia for Investment Forum appeared first on Asiaone news.| Asiaone news
The Israeli military has been given the green light to destroy Gaza tunnels, marking a significant escalation in the ongoing conflict between Israel and Hamas. The tunnels, which have been a key feature of Hamas' military strategy for years, are used for smuggling weapons, launching surprise attacks, and providing fighters with safe passage throughout Gaza. The order was issued by Israeli Defense Minister Israel Katz, who emphasized that the destruction of these tunnels is central to the mili...| Asiaone news
Strategic and organizational considerations play a more decisive role in shaping women’s combat participation in violent political groups.| E-International Relations
China’s promotion of its cutting-edge fighter jets, including the J-10C and J-35, in international markets has already attracted significant attention. Now, Beijing is pushing its commercial aircraft, posing a direct competition to Boeing and Airbus. The Commercial Aircraft Corporation of China (COMAC) is poised to make a debut at the Dubai Air Show in November […] The post After J-10C & J-35, China To Promote Another Aircraft In The Middle East; Can It Break US-EU Aviation Grip? appeared...| EURASIAN TIMES
At the recent Christians United for Israel Summit, Sen. Ted Cruz doubled down on a long-debated issue, defending the over $3 billion the United States sends to Israel annually as “actually a bargain” for American national security. However, Cruz’s justification for this massive expenditure marks yet another example of how Zionist politicians continue to steer […] The post Ted Cruz Claims $3 Billion in U.S. Aid to Israel Is a “Bargain” Thanks to Mossad Intelligence — A Price Amer...| National File
Dana Biosphere Reserve in Jordan: Hiking into the Wild The Culture Map If you’re looking for a true nature and hiking experience in Jordan, Dana Biosphere Reserve is the place to lace up your boots. Perched between mountain and desert, this ancient biosphere reserve feels like it’s been here since the beginning of time, carved slowly by wind and silence. It’s a place you go when you […] The post Dana Biosphere Reserve in Jordan: Hiking into the Wild appeared first on The Culture Map.| The Culture Map
The Wonders of Petra: Guide to Must-See Sites and Things to Do The Culture Map What can I say about Petra that hasn’t been said before? The first time I ever visited Petra it blew my mind. For years I dreamt about visiting again but I worried that it might have changed too much, that it might have become too overcrowded and touristy, or that revisiting would spoil the memories […] The post The Wonders of Petra: Guide to Must-See Sites and Things to Do appeared first on The Culture Map.| The Culture Map
Visit Jerash archaeological site in Jordan. This ancient city is home the most well-preserved roman ruins in the Middle East.| The Culture Map
Syria, backed by Turkey and several Arab countries, has launched a diplomatic campaign to gain international recognition of its sovereignty over the Golan Heights and to return the territory to its control. The move runs counter to ongoing security negotiations between Syria and Israel. Israel annexed the Golan Heights by law in 1981 and considers […] The post Syria demands return of the Golan Heights amid Arab pressure appeared first on www.israelhayom.com.| www.israelhayom.com
The editors of America have been critical of the actions of President Trump regarding the Israeli-Palestinian conflict since he retook office in January, but last week’s accord is a moment where credit should be given where credit is due. The post Trump’s pressure on Israel made the Gaza peace plan possible. He’ll need to keep it up for a lasting peace. appeared first on America Magazine.| America Magazine
Dubai to Abu Dhabi in Style: A Simple Guide for a Seamless Luxury Day Trip This content is copyright of Luxury Travel Blogger - Carmen Edelson and cannot be used without prior consent.Two cities, one perfect day. Dubai brings energy and sparkle. Abu Dhabi brings culture and a calm pace. Put them together and you get a trip that feels rich, simple, and very smooth. The Most Comfortable Way to Travel The easiest start is private transport. Book a cab from Dubai to Abu Dhabi and set your own pla...| Luxury Travel Blogger – Carmen Edelson
Op-ed: Washington's decision to delay Tomahawk missile deliveries to Ukraine reveals a deeper strategic calculation: a quiet return to Cold War-style containment. From Kyiv to Tehran, great powers are redrawing invisible red lines.| DailyNewsHungary
United by a desire to counter US influence, Iran and Russia are poised to deepen their bilateral and multilateral cooperation.| Atlantic Council
Ramallah, West Bank — On Day 688 of the Israel Palestine Conflict, a tentative quiet settled over Jenin’s battered alleys while lawmakers in Jerusalem weighed maps that could follow a Gaza ceasefire. Across Washington, officials sharpened their language. In the span of hours on Friday, October 24, 2025, warnings, walk-backs, and late-night votes converged into […]| The Eastern Herald
Jerusalem — The Israeli parliament’s decision to advance two measures that would apply Israeli law in the occupied territory has turned a long running argument into a concrete test of governance, diplomacy, and political arithmetic. One proposal cleared its first hurdle by a single vote, a 25 to 24 preliminary reading that now sends the text […]| The Eastern Herald
Cairo — On Day 687 of the Israel Palestine Conflict, the ceasefire looks less like mercy than a management exercise, a pause that preserves the machinery of deprivation. The world’s highest court issued an advisory opinion on October 22 finding Israel’s restrictions breached its obligations and instructing it to facilitate UN relief, a legal blunt […]| The Eastern Herald
Democrats set a deadline on a detained teen’s case as Netanyahu scoffs at “client state” talk and Jewish signatories urge sanctions. Can Europe add leverage?| The Eastern Herald
In a markedly revealing September 22nd interview with The National, U.S. special envoy to Syria Tom Barrack made a number of stunning admissions about the state of play in Lebanon. Despite Western governments demanding for months that Beirut disarm Hezbollah, he acknowledged the resistance group had “zero” incentive to voluntarily do so, as “Israel is| CovertAction Magazine
The US campaign against the PMF groups will likely have significant implications for Iraq’s political process moving forward. The post Why Washington’s anti-PMF moves are testing the Iraq partnership appeared first on Atlantic Council.| Atlantic Council
Careful engagement between Israel and Indonesia could blossom. But both must navigate a narrow path between opportunity and overreach. The post The Indonesia-Israel visit that didn’t happen—and why it still matters appeared first on Atlantic Council.| Atlantic Council
Several lessons learned from the recent US-brokered cease-fire deal between Israel and Hamas can be applied to ending Russia’s assault on Ukraine. The post How Trump can apply his Middle East success to ending Russia’s war in Ukraine appeared first on Atlantic Council.| Atlantic Council
The Gaza cease-fire showcased how when the US president gets personally involved, the seemingly impossible can become possible. The post Will the US achieve a ‘big, beautiful’ Iran deal or stall in homeostasis? appeared first on Atlantic Council.| Atlantic Council
Will the Houthis cease their regional hostilities? The brief response is yes—but likely, only for the time being. The post After the Gaza cease-fire, what’s next for the Houthis? appeared first on Atlantic Council.| Atlantic Council
With fewer and fewer Russians ready to volunteer for the war in Ukraine, Putin is seeking to recruit more foreign fighters from across Africa, Asia, and beyond, writes David Kirichenko. The post Putin seeks more foreign fighters amid mounting Russian losses in Ukraine appeared first on Atlantic Council.| Atlantic Council
What will follow part one of the cease-fire deal brokered by the Trump administration? Atlantic Council experts share their answers. The post Twenty questions (and expert answers) about the next phase of an Israel-Hamas deal appeared first on Atlantic Council.| Atlantic Council
The post Charai in Jerusalem Strategic Tribune: Jared Kushner: The Quiet Architect of Courage appeared first on Atlantic Council.| Atlantic Council
The post Charai in National Interest: The Nobel Committee Turns Its Back on Peace appeared first on Atlantic Council.| Atlantic Council
The post Charai in The Jerusalem Post: A moment of forgiveness and vision: What Trump’s words really meant for Israel appeared first on Atlantic Council.| Atlantic Council
The post Charai in The National Interest: The Nobel Committee Turns Its Back on Peace appeared first on Atlantic Council.| Atlantic Council
Lebanon finds itself caught between the rock of US pressure for Hezbollah’s disarmament and the hard place of Hezbollah refusing to do so. The post Why Lebanon is stuck in the middle on Hezbollah disarmament appeared first on Atlantic Council.| Atlantic Council
Decisions made in coming days will help determine the extent to which Israel has pushed important alliances to the brink. The post Can the Jordan-Israel peace treaty survive damage done from the Gaza War? appeared first on Atlantic Council.| Atlantic Council
As Ankara and Washington are recalibrating their energy and trade strategies, a new model of US–Turkey cooperation is emerging. The post How energy and trade are redefining US–Turkey regional cooperation appeared first on Atlantic Council.| Atlantic Council
Israel’s Doha strike shifted the dynamics with Cairo—stemming from concerns that Egypt may be next in Israel's crosshairs. The post Amid Gaza cease-fire hope, where does the Egypt-Israel relationship stand? appeared first on Atlantic Council.| Atlantic Council
In this initial phase, Hamas will return living hostages, while Israel will begin to pull back its forces in the Gaza Strip. The post Israel and Hamas just struck a ‘phase one’ deal to return hostages. Is the end of the war near? appeared first on Atlantic Council.| Atlantic Council
The youth-led demonstrations make clear that Morocco stands at a crossroads between spectacle and substance. The post ‘Bread and circuses’ no more: Morocco’s Gen Z rejects spectacle politics appeared first on Atlantic Council.| Atlantic Council
The Jewish state has won. But at what cost? The post How Israel won the war – and lost the PR battle appeared first on The Spectator World.| The Spectator World
1056 – 1109 Bedouins can acquire royal authority only by making use of religious coloring, such as prophethood or sainthood, or some great religious event in general. The reason is because of their savagery, the Bedouins are the least willing of all nations to subordinate themselves to each other, as they are rude, proud, ambitious, […]| Logarithmic History
807 – 874 A.D. 191 – 260 A.H. Muslims were initially a small minority in the lands they conquered. But over the course of centuries they came to be a large majority of the population in the Middle East and North Africa. Strikingly, it may be possible to quantify, at least roughly, the progress of […]| Logarithmic History
581 – 660 CE The major civilizations of Eurasia found different ways to integrate (a) systems of kinship and descent, with roots stretching back into the deep history of Neolithic demic expansions, (b) states and state formation, especially along meta-ethnic frontiers, and (c) major world religions. In Classical Greece and Rome, devotion to patrilineal descent groups was edged out by wider […]| Logarithmic History
496 – 580 We’re now taking history less than one century per day. Something major happened to Earth’s atmosphere in 535. We have reports from around the world of the sun being darkened or blotted out for more than a year, and evidence from tree rings and ice cores of an extreme cold spell. The culprit […]| Logarithmic History
Why Israel's haters can't accept the end of the war. View Post| Commentary Magazine
The vice president can play a valuable role in selling the cease-fire. View Post| Commentary Magazine
Israel's reliance on tech giants make it particularly vulnerable. View Post| Commentary Magazine
Yoav Tourgeman, the CEO and president of Rafael, told Breaking Defense that he's not concerned about sales to Europe being heavily impacted by politics.| Breaking Defense
Norway has announced a major diplomatic initiative to lift restrictions on humanitarian aid entering Gaza. The declaration, titled “Norway to Push UN Resolution to End Gaza Aid Restrictions,” follows the International Court of Justice’s recent ruling that Israel must ensure basic needs are met for Palestinians. Norwegian officials said their government will introduce a resolution in the United Nations General Assembly urging Israel to immediately remove all barriers blocking aid to Gaza...| Asiaone news
British forces arrive in Gaza as part of a major international effort to implement and oversee a peace plan aimed at stabilizing the region. The British military has been deployed to monitor ceasefires, support humanitarian operations, and help facilitate a long-term peace process that involves multiple nations working together. This move underscores the UK's commitment to playing a more active role in international peacekeeping, especially in the volatile Middle East, where longstanding conf...| Asiaone news
In a move that is sure to reshape Israel’s national security strategy, Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu removes his National Security Advisor, Tzachi Hanegbi, after weeks of mounting tension between the two over policy disagreements. Hanegbi, who has served as the head of Israel's National Security Council for three years, was dismissed on Tuesday and replaced by Gil Reich, the deputy head of the council, who will take over as interim chair. This unexpected shake-up comes at a critical tim...| Asiaone news
Israeli hostages’ bodies have recently been returned to Israel in a significant development under a ceasefire agreement. The bodies were handed over by Hamas, the Palestinian militant group, as part of an agreement that aims to de-escalate tensions between Israel and Palestine. This exchange follows months of diplomatic negotiations, and it marks an essential step in addressing the issue of hostages held by both sides. The return of these remains is seen not only as a humanitarian gesture b...| Asiaone news
Trump was in Israel for a lightning visit ahead of a summit in Egypt on Gaza, after the final 20 surviving Israeli hostages returned home. The post Latest Developments in the Gaza Ceasefire appeared first on The Globe Post.| The Globe Post
Israel and Hamas agreed a ceasefire deal to free hostages held in Gaza in exchange for hundreds of Palestinian prisoners detained in Israel. The post What We Know About the New Gaza Deal appeared first on The Globe Post.| The Globe Post
Delegations from Hamas, Israel and the US are due to convene in Egypt for talks, with US President Trump urging negotiators to "move fast."| The Globe Post
U.S. President Donald Trump claimed that several Middle Eastern nations offered to launch military action against Hamas in Gaza. In a post on his social media platform, Truth Social, he said these allies expressed strong enthusiasm to help him if he requested. According to Trump, they were ready to send powerful forces into Gaza to take control of Hamas. He described these countries as “great allies,” but did not provide any specific names.| Asiaone news
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Iraqi Prime Minister Mohammed Shia Sudani announced that Abu Khadija was killed in an operation by Iraqi intelligence with support from coalition forces. Abu Khadija was one of ISIS’s most active leaders, responsible for operations along the Kirkuk, Diyala, and Salahaddin borders. He was seen as the driving force behind ISIS attacks on Iraqi forces. Click here for the full story in Kurdish.| Voice of America
The case of a man whose confession was made public by Irbil security forces last month has raised questions about how the security forces in the Kurdistan Region treat people they arrest. Human rights groups and lawyers say this is not the first time something like this has happened. Click here for the full story in Kurdish.| Voice of America
Despite widespread protests, Syria’s newly signed interim constitution is raising deeper concerns about the country’s future. Experts warn that its provisions could form the basis of Syria’s permanent constitution in five years. And many fear the constitution will lead to sectarian rule and threaten Syria’s stability. Click here for the full story in Kurdish.| Voice of America
Despite numerous threats from the security institutions of the Islamic Republic of Iran in recent days, Nowroz celebrations are taking place in many cities on Friday across Kurdish regions, two Kurdish human rights groups said. Click here for the full Web story in Kurdish.| Voice of America
The Saudi crown prince plans to discuss reducing the hours of fasting for Muslims during Ramadan. However, the Kurdistan Regional Government Fatwa Committee says it is not right to follow political decisions on fasting. On the other hand, the former director of the Ministry of Religious Affairs told VOA that if Saudi Arabia makes such a decision, others should consider following it, because Saudi Arabia is still seen as the center of important religious decisions. Click here for the full...| Voice of America
Syria’s interim president, Ahmed al-Sharia, has signed a five-year constitution, raising concerns among Kurdish parties. Critics say it fails to represent Syria’s diverse communities. Click here for the full story in Kurdish.| Voice of America
Oman’s tourist activities and experiences market is strongly anchored in its unique cultural and natural heritage, which creates a solid foundation to diversify the portfolio further, to enrich the visitor experience and distribute demand more evenly across the country, as shown by a recent analysis developed by data intelligence advisors, Mabrian. Oman’s tourism activity offerings ... Read more The post Culture and Nature Drive Oman’s Tourism Experiences, Revealing New Opportunities...| Mabrian
Biden and Trump officials jockeying for credit are both wrong The post Who deserves credit for the Gaza ceasefire? appeared first on The Spectator World.| The Spectator World
The Yazidi religion and Yazidi people came on the world’s spotlight during the ISIS invasion of Iraq on the 3rd of August 2014 as they were forced to flee| Young Pioneer Tours
On October 9, Israel and Hamas announced the adoption of a cease-fire agreement involving the release of all hostages held by Hamas. Israel, in exchange, agreed to allow for the entry of humanitarian aid, to release Palestinian prisoners, and to withdraw its forces to a so-called “yellow line” from which they will still control all […] The post Gaza Cease-fire Agreement Furthers Ongoing Age of Imperialism first appeared on CovertAction Magazine.| CovertAction Magazine
Discover the 30 best things to do in Dubai — from iconic landmarks and desert safaris to hidden gems. The ultimate Dubai travel guide is here! The post 30 Amazing things to do & see in Dubai (Complete Guide) appeared first on A Fun Couple - Travel Blog.| A Fun Couple – Travel Blog
This wide-ranging interview with political analyst KJ Noh on India and Global Left centres on China’s geopolitical role, the US’s evolving imperial strategy, and the urgent need for solidarity among the nations of the Global South. KJ begins by responding to the criticism that China is not doing enough to end the genocide in Palestine. … Continue reading KJ Noh: Washington has been preparing for war with China for over a decade The post KJ Noh: Washington has been preparing for war with...| Friends of Socialist China
On September 18, the United States yet again abused its veto power in the United Nations Security Council to block a call for a ceasefire and an end to the carnage and humanitarian catastrophe in Gaza. In this regard, Chinese Ambassador to the UN, Fu Cong has made three strong statements decrying the actions of … Continue reading China strongly condemns US misuse of veto to shield Israel The post China strongly condemns US misuse of veto to shield Israel appeared first on Friends of Sociali...| Friends of Socialist China
In late September, several Western states, including Britain, France, Canada, Australia and others, formally recognised the State of Palestine. This follows similar moves over the last two years by Ireland, Norway and Spain, bringing the total to 157 UN member states. The recognition reflects growing outrage at Israel’s devastating assault on Gaza, which has killed … Continue reading Symbolic significance of Western states’ recognition of Palestine The post Symbolic significance of West...| Friends of Socialist China
As the world’s attention is on the devastation of Gaza, this book offers a powerful and enlightening perspective through the eyes of Palestinian Christian leaders and thinkers. The post Review: Rooted in Faith and Justice appeared first on Word&Way.| Word&Way
Anyone trying to build a bridge between faiths is liable to invoke Abraham — revered as a founding figure in Christianity, Islam, and Judaism — as someone they hold in common. The post This Is Why the Story of Abraham Is Coming Up in the Push for Middle East Peace appeared first on Word&Way.| Word&Way
Proudly Palestinian, Taybeh’s Christians struggle with the threats of violence from Jewish settlers and the intensifying restrictions on movement imposed by Israel. Many also say they fear Islamist radicalization will grow in the area as conflicts escalate across the region.| Word&Way
In the twenty-first century, peace is increasingly commodified. Mediation—once the preserve of diplomats and statesmen—has become an arena for entrepreneurs in search of both influence and profit.A ceasefire has finally come into effect in Gaza after the Israeli government approved a US-brokered deal with Hamas, after Israel and Hamas signed off on the first phase […] The post Dealmakers as Peacemakers? The Promises and Perils of a Business-Based Approach to Peace Mediation appeared fir...| IPI Global Observatory
When the Crusades are mentioned today, it is almost always in the context of weary self-flagellation by Westerners searching for some ersatz virtue in denouncing their own history. Forgotten are the Muslim assaults on the Eastern Empire, the conquest of … Continue reading →| Reading Freely
TIME magazine cover celebrates Donald Trump’s “triumph” in his Middle East peace deal, but the US president is more concerned with his image. The post ‘The worst of all time’: Donald Trump’s tantrum over TIME cover photo celebrating Middle East peace deal appeared first on Women's Agenda.| Women's Agenda
The Accidental Pact: How A Missile Strike On Doha Redefined US Regional Strategy By Uriel Araujo Trump’s unprecedented military guarantee to Qatar caught analysts off guard. What began as a reactive move to an Israeli strike could now reshape US relations... Read More ›| Voice of East
“They were taken out of Gaza, but Gaza is still inside all of them.” The post Israeli Psychoanalyst Ofrit Shapira-Berman on Trauma, Recovery, and the Road Ahead for Hostages appeared first on Katie Couric Media.| Katie Couric Media
