Turning Jewish Supremacy into Universal Suffrage in Israel-Palestine
From Apartheid to Democracy: A Blueprint for Peace in Israel-Palestine” articulates a framework that could, one day, make equality and peace possible.
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Damascus between Ibn Arabi and Ibn Taymiyyah: a clash of visions and a lost pluralism
What is fracturing in Syria is not doctrine or ritual, but an entire model of rule and social organisation
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From Fleeting Wins to Grassroots Power: Why Lebanon’s Seculars Must Rethink the 2026 Elections
To preserve fragile gains, secular forces need to look beyond the ballot box and use the elections as a catalyst for renewal
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Isolation vs Engagement: The Battle for Druze Identity
The Levantine community caught between al-Tanoukhi’s Legacy and the Zionist Project
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The Militia and The Mafia: Breaking Lebanon’s Ruling Binary
The 2026 elections are the next crucial step in challenging the country’s long reign of violence and corruption
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The Weight of Expectations: Lebanon’s Uphill Struggle for Reform
Reformers must be realistic about what the new government can achieve while setting the groundwork for 2026 elections.
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Missing the Mark: Delayed Reconstruction Aid Harms Lebanon’s Homeless, not Hezbollah
International actors’ absence from the rebuilding effort leaves IDPs with nowhere to turn but the Party of God.
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Echoes of Assad: Will the New Syria Escape the Authoritarianism of the Old?
The authorities now controlling Damascus have been sending mixed signals about the future direction of Syria.
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The Forever Victims: How Racist Israeli Hooligans Became Innocent Lambs
Far-right in both Israel and the Netherlands leverage Amsterdam football violence.
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Lebanon’s Largest Employer, the Army, is Well-Respected but Needs Reform
Calls to defund it will grow louder if the institutional bloat, accusations of graft and political infighting aren’t fixed
