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After October 7th, many Israelis described the same sensation: time stopped behaving normally.

Days blurred into one another. Nights stretched without mercy. Weeks felt both endless and impossibly short. People lost track of what day it…

The Free World is in a fight for its very survival. This vile assault is not being waged with conventional military tactics, but rather by radical Islamic cultural and demographic deluge of a worldwide invasion. The agenda of worldwide…

A Palestinian Administrative Council: A Potential Pathway, If Structured With Care

In the aftermath of Gaza’s devastation and the fragmentation of Palestinian political life, policymakers and analysts are searching for transitional mechanisms…

Climate change in the Middle East and North Africa is no longer a future environmental threat. It is a present fiscal constraint. Across the region, rising temperatures, water scarcity, food insecurity, and extreme weather are colliding with…

The Immutable Pathology – Two Millennia of Jewish Negation

The long arc of European history bends not toward justice for the Jewish people, but toward their deliberate annihilation, persecution, and slaughter. For two millennia, Europe has…

In Gaza, after October 7, Eli Sharabi endured starvation, abuse, and confinement in dark tunnels. Yet amid unimaginable hardship, he focused on what truly mattered: family, human connection, and small daily moments. Meanwhile, many of us…

“Watch for the Day when every soul will be presented with whatever good has been done. And each will wish that its misdeeds were far off. Allah warns you about Himself as Allah is Ever Gracious to His servants.” (Quran 3:30)

Depression,…

When Filip David (1940–2025) died this spring, his passing went largely unnoticed outside the Balkans, particularly in the English-speaking world. Like much of his life and work, his death attracted little attention, despite his…

Since 1979, there has been one shining example of steadfast “resistance”: the Islamic Republic of Iran. Interestingly, though, it is actually a theocracy, despite its pretensions about being a republic. It is a bit like the North Korean…

Historical pain deserves evidence, not mythology.

Accordingly, when segments of the Black American discourse on slavery compress a complex, global system into a single racial culprit, analytical precision is often sacrificed for emotional…