Returning to a shattered Jabaliya, my childhood sanctuary
Far Away [Part 29] – Kurdish Killers and Stolen Gold
A troubled Darius is comforted by Ahmed, confronts a prince, and meets a pair of fearsome Kurdish mercenaries.
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Egypt, UAE, and the Many Oct. 7 Warnings Netanyahu Ignored
Ireland's second game with Israel must now be stopped
Why won’t the Dublin government stand up to Gideon Saar?
German Critics Claim Lavrov Ridiculed Germany’s FM
Trump Asked Xi About Buying American Arms: US Ambassador
Erdoğan Receives Wüst: First Türkiye Visit by a NRW Premier
UK Investigates Iran Link in RAF Fairford Terror Plot
Wargame Meant to Show European Resolve Exposes Weaknesses
Netanyahu Asked UAE Leader to Deny Hamas Warning Report
Europe Debates NATO-Style Action Against Russian Attacks
Sudan’s Army Chief Pledges to Eliminate RSF
When The Shaykh Never Spoke – Deepfakes, Synthetic Scholars, And The Coming Crisis Of Religious Trust
The most dangerous religious deepfake may not look strange at all. It may show a scholar we have listened to for twenty years sitting in a room much like the rooms from which he has taught before. His voice carries the same cadence. He reaches for the same expressions. His Arabic sounds natural. He quotes […]
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Invisible Heroes: Muslim Immigrants And Refugees In Our Community
Maymuna is originally from Ghana and immigrated to the United States ten years ago. Her family had to remain behind. We first met when Maymuna knocked on my door one day. She had seen my name on the door and was proud that a Muslim woman lived and taught at the university. You would never […]
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