Settler colonialism is a structure rather than an event, governed by a persistent logic of elimination aimed at securing land
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Former Israeli PM, in Epstein Files, Dreamed of Israeli Eugenics and Pretty Converts
former Israeli PM Ehud Barak is being held to account, only because the ruling Likud Party perceives him as an enemy of their agenda
Is Turkey in Israel’s Crosshairs, after Iran? A Strategic Rivalry Reconsidered
A new axis: Turkey, a member of NATO with a thriving economy and global ambitions, is building a Sunni axis that might be even more powerful
Why Islamic Finance could provide an ethical Model for funding the green Transition
Islamic finance, with its core values of fairness and social responsibility, could enhance credibility and transparency within green finance
Trump Warns Iran: Capitulate or Perish — A Call for War from the Board of Peace
The deal offered by the United States is simple and straight forward, submit to all American demands or be obliterated
Israel’s Bombing decimated Gaza’s cultural sites, as UNESCO responds Tepidly
UNESCO’s failures have consequences beyond Gaza, as they weaken deterrence of attacks on heritage sites globally
How Trump is Accelerating American (and Planetary) Decline: An Appointment in Samarra
“It was only a start of surprise. I was astonished to see him in Baghdad, for I had an appointment with him tonight in Samarra.”
Israel and American Hawks are pushing US to Iran War with Catastrophic Consequences
the U.S. is approaching the precipice without articulating a vision as to what will follow, plunging toward a large-scale war against Iran
“The Dawn of Nothing:” FitzGerald’s The Rubáiyát of Omar Khayyám 1:38
Barkeep, why grieve about the future fate of friends? Bring out your finest vintage — since the night is disappearing.
Saudi foreign policy makers have read Sun Tzu well. Have Iran’s?
In MENA, restraint and economic statecraft eclipse proxy wars, as Iran’s overstretch contrasts with Saudi Arabia’s calculation
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