Within hours of the explosion that tore apart Beirut, killing a hundred and injuring 4,000, Israel was prepared to support its victimized neighbor in its time of need. Lebanon and Israel are not just neighbors; the countries... 
The economy is in a tailspin, COVID-19 has taken away remittances the country needs, and Beirut is effectively defaulting on bonds, the study notes. 
"Ending capitalism, that is the ultimate solution," preached Rabab Abdulhadi, the radical, Israel-hating San Francisco State University associate professor of ethnic studies. Throughout the U.S. Campaign for the Academic and... 
Turkey's Islamist president, Recep Tayyip Erdoğan, once declared his political mission as "raising devout (Muslim) generations." Research in recent years has shown that Turkish youths have defied Erdoğan's most ambitious social... 
Hezbollah is caught between the desire to deter Israel and the urgent need to avoid war. 
Turkey "took advantage of our weakness," officials of Libya's Turkish-backed Government of National Accord (GNA) now say. 
Burak Bekdil on the strange and humorous political climate in Turkey. 
Israel's unwillingness to defeat its enemies invites further aggression. From Nave Dromi.
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