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Syria: Peace, Poverty and Puzzling Politics
Strategy Page· 5 hours agoMay 9, 2023: In the last week Syria was visited by the president of Iran reaffirming support for the Assad government. Without the $30 billion Iran spent since 2011 to keep ...
Decade after IS horrors, Iraq's Sinjar remains in ruins
AFP via Yahoo News· 2 hours agoWhen Bassem Eido steps outside his modest village house in Iraq's Sinjar district, he is reminded of...
Tulsa massacre and antipathy toward Israel are linked by attempts at erasure
The Tennessean via Yahoo News· 6 days agoReligious militias enforce 7th century extremism To guarantee a steady supply of anti-... nationhood...
Dehumanization of Palestinians Is Being Normalized Among Western Christians, Palestinian Analyst...
National Catholic Register· 14 hours agoIn recent months, Khalil Sayegh has become one of the main faces and voices of the 1,000 or so...
Iran: May 2024 update
Strategy Page· 5 days agoMay 24, 2024: In May Iran held national elections and hardline pro-Islam candidates obtained 233 of the 290 parliament seats. The candidates for election must be approved by the government, ...
Michael Hicks: The good, the bad and the antisemitic ugliness on campus - The Republic News
The Republic News· 6 days agoThe anti-Israel protests on campuses revealed some of the good, bad and ugly of our universities. Behind them lie the hints of critical theory, which has captured so many campuses, robbing faculty ...
Fact Check: JFK Allegedly Wrote 'Palestine Was Hardly Britain's to Give Away.' Here's the Truth
Snopes via Yahoo News· 5 days agoPrivately, he noted, the Arabs objected because the plan did not allow for the return of their...
Everyone Wants a Piece of Kafka, a Writer Who Refused to Be Claimed
New York Times· 6 days agoBenjamin Balint is the author of “Kafka’s Last Trial” and, most recently, “Bruno Schulz: An Artist,...
Iraq: Radical Ideas Rattle Politicians
Strategy Page· 5 days agoSeptember 25, 2018: Iraq has a rapidly growing population. A growing portion of the population has no memory of life under Saddam (where demonstrations or any dissent was forbidden) but do take ...
