Russia’s Ongoing Repression of Crimea’s Tatar Muslims
The Crimean Tatars, a minority Muslim community with a long history whose aspirations for autonomy have been crushed by Russia since its 2014 takeover of their homeland, the C…
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Hezbollah and Israel’s Tit-for-Tat in Lebanon Crosses Red Lines but No Panic
Recent attacks between the two regional foes have given analysts a lot to mull over, but their recent exchange guarantees that there will be no war.
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With Greenblatt Gone, Can Trump Admit Failure?
The resignation of Jason Greenblatt, Trump’s Middle East envoy and principal negotiator on the so-called “Deal of the Century,” raises questions on the future of US Palestinia…
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An American Teenager’s View of the Hijab
The hijab is a controversial topic for many non-Muslims. The controversy stems primarily from a lack of knowledge of the custom and may also be due to fear caused by a relativ…
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Bahrain Hires Trump’s Lawyer Rudy Giuliani to Train Police
The Arabian Gulf kingdom of Bahrain has signed Rudy Giuliani’s consulting firm to train its police force. His simultaneous role as President Trump’s personal attorney raises l…
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Trump Should Reconsider Designating the Muslim Brotherhood a Terrorist Organization
The US administration is pushing to designate the Muslim Brotherhood, the world’s oldest and largest Islamist movement, a terrorist organization. Yet it would be healthy for U…
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