They made a trip to the Philippines in November and Sajid Akram used an Indian passport, while Naveed used his Australian travel document.
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Soaring West Bank Violence is Fueled by Official Israeli Surrender to Settlers
The escalation in settler violence has gone from vandalism and property destruction to now being marked by kidnapping, prolonged abuse
Rebuking UC Berkeley over Suspension of Lecturer for Palestine Advocacy
An examination of the allegations casts doubt on Provost Hermalin’s findings, pointing to a desire to punish his ethical commitment
Benjamin Netanyahu’s Lethal Legacy: Revisionism, Neoconservatism, big Money and Corruption
Hundreds of thousands of Israelis have demonstrated against Netanyahu and his cabinet, due to its proposed judicial reforms
Sudan’s Agony: Surprising Lessons for the US Resistance to Trump
About 45% of Sudanese, 21.2 million of them, are facing the highest levels of acute food insecurity
Three Things that might Trigger massive Ice Sheet Collapse
Misi occurs when the seafloor beneath the ice sheet slopes downwards toward the interior of the ice sheet.
Conflict in Mecca: The Prophet Muhammad and Soft Power
I believe that the earliest source we have for the life of the Prophet is the Quran itself. And I believe the Quran is early.
“Into this Universe:” Heidegger and FitzGerald’s The Rubáiyát of Omar Khayyám 1:29
He brought me first into being, to my alarm./ This life increased nothing but my bewilderment
“Identity is never fixed:” Interview with Iranian-American Artist Soraya Sharghi
Sharghi unveiled a luminous universe where mythology, memory, and material intertwine
Rumi and Shakespeare: On Forgiveness and Reconciliation
Jalaluddin Rumi (d. 1273) has sometimes been called “the Shakespeare of the East.” The comparison is just
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