It’s Time to Lose the Blinders
In quashing any and all rhetoric critical of Israel, European governments are being counter-productive and undemocratic.
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Stephen Colbert’s satirical comedy show took on a serious tone this Wednesday night when retired U.S. Navy admiral Mike Mullen stopped by.
View ArticleBringing Back My Promised Land: Ari Shavit on Israeli Identity
On Monday, he spoke at the Law School about the prospect of peace in the Middle East, merging stirring oratory with a no-nonsense evaluation of the cultural, historical, and geopolitical realities of...
View ArticleAmerica’s Endless War for the Middle East
"It’s not simply that we’ve not prevailed...Rather, through a combination of naivety, short-sightedness, and hubris, we have actually made things worse."
View ArticleA Dangerous Future for Yemen: U.S. Interference and the Yemeni Civil War
On the campaign trail, Trump both stressed a need for less foreign interventionism and for immediate action against violent extremism.
View ArticleThe Forgotten War: The Conflict in Yemen and the Crisis of Global Leadership
Yemen is mired in a brutal civil war that has spurred numerous humanitarian crises. Yet as Yemen crumbles, the world looks away. Isabel Del Toro Mijares ‘20 explores the crisis and finds out why.
View ArticleMore Science, Less War: An Unlikely Story of Cooperation in the Middle East
“It’s a beacon, one lighthouse, in this era where there is killing, beheadings, gassing. We are showing a different way.”
View ArticleWhy Now? Understanding Qatar’s Diplomatic Crisis
Saudi Arabia looks like an unjustified bully, while Qatar gets to sweep its sins under the carpet.
View ArticleiCitizen: How an A.I. Became a Citizen of Saudi Arabia
"A month after becoming the last country in the world to allow women to drive, Saudi Arabia recently became the first to grant citizenship to a robot."
View ArticleTruth on Trial: Unearthing the Legacy of the Nakba
"We remember, you remember, they remember"
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